P&O Aurora 2026 will allow children – News direct from the ship.

P&O Aurora 2026 will allow children – News direct from the ship. Built by Meyer Werft at their shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, this was the first P&O ship we went on.It was a family ship. After a very short time as an adult ship it is now changing to a family ship. Children will be allowed on some cruises. Jean explains after speaking with reception about the changes.

Fact, we were on the Aurora’s last ever cruise as a family ship when it went adult only, and we were on the ship’s last ever cruise before it went back to being a family ship…

QUEEN VICTORIA

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

ARCADIA

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

AZURA

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

VENTURA

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

BRITANNIA

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

IONA

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

QUEEN ANNE

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

QUEEN MARY

Cruise Doris Visits Subscribe. Thank you

There are no plans for the paddle. pool to be put back, or fior it to have designated children’s areas, but this could change they quickly added.

The Aurora and Arcadia chat site members can help you with any questions you may have about this ship after seeing the extensive 2026 film just made on the Northern Lights cruise. Past cruisers have a wealth of experience which is shared in a friendly manner.

Specialist Aurora chat groups sit as sub groups to the main Aurora Group meaning there is a whole body of members and a wealth of algorithm protection that has been established. 

Chat groups for the AURORA Grand Cruise…….. Click the picture for the main group, and you can start your own chat group within the group under EVENTS if your cruise is not there. Simply use the three dots and start an EVENT with the number and date of your cruise. It is all set up.

 

Join the Aurora Cruise Chat – click the picture and start to share knowledge and experience with others

Aurora was named by Princess Anne in April 2000, and she is the ship’s Godmother. It is a charming ship, and its sports bar is one of our favourite places to relax or enjoy the house band. A mid-sized ship with an elegant, tiered stern, long bow and sleek funnel she stands ten decks, weighing 76,000 tonnes. Aurora can cruise at 24 knots, can have 1,950 passengers but the top number is nearer 1870 guests. It has a crew of 850.

The ship was hosting a conference of IT guests off New York as the attacks of September 11th, 2001, hit and was guarded by the coast guard. We were on it when Irma hit the Caribbean and the sea was a little rough. We were four hundred miles from the centre of the storm, and the Aurora glided through at 18 knots without most of the passengers knowing it was rough outside. It is a very stable ship.

SHIP TOURS help you choose your next ship Queen Mary II  Aurora Ship Tour  Marella Discovery 2  Azura Ship Tour  Cunard Queen Victoria  Britannia Ship Tour Virgin Scarlet Lady  Arcadia Ship Tour  Ventura Ship Tour  SUITE on P&O   Spirit of Adventure   Iona Ship Tour  Every cruise ship and every fleet listed here

Aurora is known for her longer cruises and has everything a cruiser could want, including world-class dining, a spa, a salon, a cinema and a theatre. At Aurora’s heart, you’ll find a four-deck atrium with a stunning 35ft sculpture of two figures veiled in water. Aurora was repainted in P&O’s new house livery of the Union Flag on the bows in 2014, and the funnel was painted dark blue instead of buff. The lovely thing about the Aurora is that it feels friendly and intimate and if you forget your suntan lotion it is not far to walk back to your cabin. But it has the amenities of a large ship. The glasshouse restaurant sometimes takes over the beach house on deck in nice weather and if you rent the most expensive cabins you are allowed to eat breakfast in the glasshouse.

The Asian restaurant is on board and beautifully situated. Entertainment is first class and there is a great selection of films to watch in the `Playhouse cinema’ which doubles as a venue for classical acts.