Here’s a quick peek at the kids facilities.
The staff are protective of the kids, so they asked me not to film in there until the kids were out watching a movie (Wall-E).
It looks like a lot of fun!
Oh, and Lilly, I know how disappointed you were that the dance machine on Oriana didn’t work. The dance machine on Aurora works!!!
A video slideshow of the Dawn Princess as she passed us (going a lot quicker
than we were) at about 11am today.
Bob and I will be travelling on her in June 🙂
We had dinner at the Pennant Grill this evening as the sun was going down.
The location is perfect. The only problem is making sure you don’t eat too much.
Aurora has a few freshwater swimming pools, including this one which is
covered over when the weather is cool.
I think the nearby sculpture of the diver is very lifelike. It looks like
it’s made out of bronze. Apart from the color, you’d think it was a real
man!
Ice sculptures at the Asian Buffet lunch today.
The Curzon Theatre is where we see most of the shows in the evening. Most
of the shows are aimed at baby boomer style visits to the 1960’s.
If you can get over that hurdle, the shows are usually quite well done.
A quick walk around the promenade deck. It’s a lovely place for a walk any time of day.
2 laps = 1km.
3.3 laps = 1 mile.
Aurora is pretty big 🙂
Here’s a quick video of the crows nest bar.
It’s right at the top of the ship, at the front, so it has a great view of
the horizon, to the left, right and forward.
If you don’t mind a little bit of cigarette smoke, it’s quite a pleasant
place to have a pre-dinner drink in the evenings.
