Azura are you listening

[Dorset Cruiser]

The cruise companies do monitor these boards.

 

 

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[Dorset Cruiser]

Its also a joke because the OP has already been told there is only one table. There won't be another one. Its just not that popular V space.

 

Well it was very popular on both Aurora and Arcadia. Both ships put on tournaments each sea day which were very well attended.

 

 

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[Bumpy ride]

We have travelled on several ships and cruise lines including Azura over the years. All at summer school holiday time.

After consulting the p&o help line they are also bewildered as to why a ship this size will only have ONE table tennis table in use during this forthcoming trip.

I'm contacting you now in order you can rectify this situation before we leave Southampton on the 11th July ( cruise number A517)

This is not just a whinge from an enthusiast but a genuine concern from a passenger that is looking out for the P&O sea side personnel having to deal with a vast amount of complaints. Knowledgeable in the fact there will be many known players on board during this cruise who will be annoyed should there only be one table available for 3000+ passengers.

 

The opportunity presents itself to P&O for a proactive approach in order to insure someone sea side does not have to try and defend the indefensible.

I welcome your thoughts.

[jeanlyon]

But do you really think that posting on here will make a scrap of difference? Posting on their Facebook page might, but not here.

[whoops]

"This is not just a whinge from an enthusiast but a genuine concern from a passenger that is looking out for the P&O sea side personnel having to deal with a vast amount of complaints."

 

You can say that again. P&O personnel must deal with hundreds of complaints but the lack of a second table tennis table must be a first.

[jeanlyon]

Well it was very popular on both Aurora and Arcadia. Both ships put on tournaments each sea day which were very well attended.

 

 

Both those ships have far more useful deck space than Azura. Even the Prom deck is extremely narrow.

[Dorset Cruiser]

Well it was very popular on both Aurora and Arcadia. Both ships put on tournaments each sea day which were very well attended.

 

 

Both those ships have far more useful deck space than Azura. Even the Prom deck is extremely narrow.

 

2 table tennis tables on QM2 in their covered pool area and thats not a big space.

 

 

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[Mysticalmother]

 

2 table tennis tables on QM2 in their covered pool area and thats not a big space.

 

 

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Yes, but to be fair QM2 is designed as a transatlantic liner, not a cruise ship.

6 days at sea on the trot even had me having a game when the weather calmed down.

 

Different kind of ship altogether.

[jeanlyon]

that's odd, that post says my name on it, but I didn't say anything about Cunard, having never travell with them>

[Mysticalmother]

Didn't notice that when I posted....sorry. Glitch somewhere as I can assure you I didn't do anything other than use the quote button!

[jeanlyon]

Ha ha, no matter.

[Mysticalmother]

Must be a "Devonian" glitch :D

[Dorset Cruiser]

 

Yes, but to be fair QM2 is designed as a transatlantic liner, not a cruise ship.

6 days at sea on the trot even had me having a game when the weather calmed down.

 

Different kind of ship altogether.

 

I inow that but I was talking about the space where the two tables are on QM2 not the type of ship it is. Other ships very often do 5 or 6 days at sea on the trot.

 

 

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[Dorset Cruiser]

that's odd, that post says my name on it, but I didn't say anything about Cunard, having never travell with them>

 

That was my post quoting your post 😄

 

 

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[jeanlyon]

Mystical Mother - LOL - you're in Devon too!

 

Bumpy Ride, for a supposed newbie, you don't hold back with the comments do you?

[Mysticalmother]

Mystical Mother - LOL - you're in Devon too!

 

Yes - wonderful place to live isn't it. I see the sea every day, yet still love to cruise! Oops .....gone off topic - sorry! But probably for the best as I might otherwise breach forum guidelines......

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[jeanlyon]

MM, I am in South Devon and work in Salcombe. what a lucky girl. So I see the sea every day too. We used to have a sailing boat and always said we would never go on a cruise ship. How things change! There is simply nothing like sitting either on the Prom Deck or the stern just watching the sea go by.

[Mysticalmother]

S.Devon for us too, but a bit further up the coast on the East side of the Exe. Salcombe is lovely been there lots of times but try to go out of season to avoid the tourists!:)

[jeanlyon]

Unfortunately the grockels are upon us already! I just wish they knew how to reverse!!

[Dorset Cruiser]

I wake up in the morning and see the sea glistening 😄

 

 

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[Mysticalmother]

I wake up in the morning and see the sea glistening 😄

 

 

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So you must be further east up the coast from me then! :)

[Dorset Cruiser]

So you must be further east up the coast from me then! :)

 

We are in Wyke Regis, between Weymouth and the Isle of Portland, about 5 minutes from Chesil Beach and the Fleet.

 

 

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[brillo]

The sooner that P&O provide badminton courts on all their ships the better !!!

[dgs1956]

The sooner that P&O provide badminton courts on all their ships the better !!!

 

Only one though and one tennis court. Anymore would have the few people that play ping pong asking for another table.

[groovechick]

We are in Wyke Regis, between Weymouth and the Isle of Portland, about 5 minutes from Chesil Beach and the Fleet.

 

 

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Lucky you, we had a fab holiday in Weymouth a couple of years ago and a wonderful day out on Portland and Chesil Beach.