Pacific Aria Review

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Caveat emptor - You Get What You Pay For

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Blujinja
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Sep 2018
Lounge area
TV and vanity
Bedroom area and hallway to the exit, bathroom and cupboards
Storage x 3
Towel
Balcony setting
Balcony
Sunset over Magnetic Is
Has a bar :)
Outside The Pantry seating
Kids pool
Games room
The Dragon Lady Restaurant
Yep !

The ship is a smaller on then the P&O Jewel and the P&O Dawn which makes it much easier to get around and to learn the lay of the land. Half the amount of passengers, than the Jewel or the Dawn make it infinitely more hygienic. We spent a delightful week without the smell of effluent which is always a bonus. Loosing the smell of effluent on the open decks is always a delight, as is not contracting a bout of Novo Virus.

The Aria is not a new ship but it has been looked after well. There are clean carpet, wallpaper and curtains with no stains decorating the whole ship. The upholstery on seats is in good condition as is bench tops, tables and other furnishings. The ship has been renovated but there are signs of age here and there.

Being wary of the Novo virus I didn't swim in the pools but they appeared quite clean and smelled fresh. The main pool has a dome over the top and they do not hesitate to close it if the weather has even the slightest change.

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The cabin was spacious and comfortable

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