Lunch on Aurora on embarkation day.

[bunkrest]

Is it just Horizons that caters for lunch on embarkation day and if so can it cope with everyone?

[daiB]

Is it just Horizons that caters for lunch on embarkation day and if so can it cope with everyone?

 

 

Yes as people can go to their cabin when they have eaten. Remember the higher tier passengers have their own lounge and food.

 

 

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[Florry]

We tend to go for a big breakfast and don't bother too much with lunch. There isn't usually anything I can eat in the higher-tier lounge as I have an allergy, so when we do want something we go to the buffet. I have to say embarkation day has felt like a bit of a scrum in there in the past, but now people can go to cabins it seems much better as the demand is more spread out.

[bunkrest]

Thank you.....can you explain more on "higher tier"....does that just apply to frequent cruisers or does mini/full suite Benefit from lounge etc....purely interested :-)

[Mysticalmother]

Thank you.....can you explain more on "higher tier"....does that just apply to frequent cruisers or does mini/full suite Benefit from lounge etc....purely interested :-)

 

Higher tier generally refers to the loyalty scheme, but suite and mini suite passengers also enjoy the separate lounge and lunch arrangements on board on embarkation

Edited March 17, 2016 by Mysticalmother

[bunkrest]

Thank you for the info :-)

[Whitechapel girl]

Does that apply to all P&O ships? Any of the surcharge restaurants open for lunch?

[the english lady]

Does that apply to all P&O ships? Any of the surcharge restaurants open for lunch?

 

No. sorry. I think I read that the glasshouse is open for drinks but not food.

[P&O SUE]

Does that apply to all P&O ships? Any of the surcharge restaurants open for lunch?

 

We noticed last year on Azura the Costa coffee place in the atrium was open - ideal if you want a light snack as they only do cakes and pastries.