Aurora itineraries for early 2022 are on sale

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The day is here! Our brand new Aurora itineraries for early 2022 are on sale now 🛳

Where will Aurora take you next year? Will you be sailing away in February 2022 for her 40-night cruise to the Caribbean? Or will you be joining her 12-night Canary Islands and Portugal cruise in April?

Book your cruise by visiting https://bit.ly/36dQIsT, calling us on 03453 555 111* or contacting your trusted travel agent.

*Local call charges apply

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[Stephen]

Pricey

Glad we booked when we did.

[Whynd1]

Sold out very quickly.

Glad I pre registered with a ta.
Personally I thought both cruises were very competitively priced.

[LadyPCruiser]

Yes we have booked the 40 night - thought the price was very competitively priced - we did go for an inside cabin though

[Manoverboard]

Yes we have booked the 40 night - thought the price was very competitively priced - we did go for an inside cabin though

Ouch ... my fingers are genuinely crossed that you do not need to go into isolation.

[Mervyn and Trish]

Must admit we've never had an inside cabin and never could. I really couldn't cope without seeing the daylight and fresh air on the balcony. I envy those who can do it though as generally it means they can afford cruises beyond our reach. But each to their own.

[Stephen]

Must admit we've never had an inside cabin and never could. I really couldn't cope without seeing the daylight and fresh air on the balcony. I envy those who can do it though as generally it means they can afford cruises beyond our reach. But each to their own.

Same here.

[towny44]

Must admit we've never had an inside cabin and never could. I really couldn't cope without seeing the daylight and fresh air on the balcony. I envy those who can do it though as generally it means they can afford cruises beyond our reach. But each to their own.

Same here.

We started in an inside cabin on a Carnivsl cruise to the Bahamas, deep down in the bowels of an old Canadian Paciic liner that later became Topaz, since then we have had 2 obstructed view outside cabins and one other inside but the rest have been balconies. I have to admit that I would not want to go back to an inside cabin, but that's more of an old age thing, if we were younger, fitter
and poorer then we would be happy to consider one.

[LadyPCruiser]

Yes we’ve gone from having a mini suite on the world cruise to an inside on this one! More than happy with it and can’t wait to go now!! ( who knows we may an upgrade - we’ve been quite lucky with those !

[Stephen]

Yes we’ve gone from having a mini suite on the world cruise to an inside on this one! More than happy with it and can’t wait to go now!! ( who knows we may an upgrade - we’ve been quite lucky with those !

Your braver than me LadyP.
A world cruise would be bad enough, but doing it in an inside cabin, definitely not for me. But each to their own, and I wish you a wonderful time when it comes round.

[rogerrovers]

We have also booked the 40 night one , after having the Amazon trip cancelled. Hopefully it will go ahead.
Jenny

[Ray B]

Must admit we've never had an inside cabin and never could. I really couldn't cope without seeing the daylight and fresh air on the balcony. I envy those who can do it though as generally it means they can afford cruises beyond our reach. But each to their own.

Merv, I'm sure you remember a past member, well spoken and a stickler for dress codes. I feel sure he always booked inside cabins saying he could get more cruises in for his money.
If you can stick an inside, go for it.

[LadyPCruiser]

Look forward to seeing you Jenny - even though we had a mini suite for the world cruise we both said we had a better nights sleep in an inside cabin!!

[rogerrovers]

Lady P Looking forward to relaxing the cruise will go ahead
Jenny

[LadyPCruiser]

Do any of you seasoned travellers know when World Cruises for 2024 will be out??

[towny44]

Do any of you seasoned travellers know when World Cruises for 2024 will be out??

It's all a bit topsy turvy with covid, but I would expect summer 2023 cruises to go on sale next month, and winter 2023/4, which should include the first quarter world cruises, in March next year.

[barney]

Must admit we've never had an inside cabin and never could. I really couldn't cope without seeing the daylight and fresh air on the balcony. I envy those who can do it though as generally it means they can afford cruises beyond our reach. But each to their own.

Merv, I'm sure you remember a past member, well spoken and a stickler for dress codes. I feel sure he always booked inside cabins saying he could get more cruises in for his money.
If you can stick an inside, go for it.

I’ve never tried an inside and have only done outside twice.
I don’t like the aircon very much and wedge the balcony door open at night when it’s hot.
My mate always went inside and had three cruises a year compared to our one or sometimes two, so it certainly makes financial sense.
I must admit that we spent a lot more time on deck when we had an outside.

[LadyPCruiser]

Thank you towny 44! A bit of a wait then!

[LadyPCruiser]

And so our 40 night Caribbean cruise sailing in 4 weeks time is now 32 nights - p and o have cut it short due to operational issues……at least it’s going I suppose

[Onelife]

I’ve always thought of balcony cabins as another destination with panoramic views

[Whynd1]

Have you been given extra obc to make up for the shortfall in the number of days.

Lindsey

[rogerrovers]

Yes an extra £100 per person OBC plus partial refund of 25% of the cost of the cruise . 8 days short .

Jenny

[Manoverboard]

If they have cut the cruise short by that amount then clause 40 probably comes into play which equates to a full refund ... if required.

[Stephen]

I have plenty of compo forms

[Mervyn and Trish]

I have plenty of compo forms

Yes but they're all pre-printed with your details in answer to the question "who should the cheque be made payable to?"