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cockerhoop · Nov 25, 2010

strange to advertise a cruise with a picture of Oriana with people on board enjoying her facilities

Chris Isaac · Nov 25, 2010

why is that?

meechingman · Nov 25, 2010

Did you mean 'no people', cockerhoop? She seems a bit deserted!

Chris Isaac · Nov 25, 2010

P & O has taken everyone away

Emmanuel Makarios · Nov 25, 2010

I always thought she would have looked much better with one decent funnel instead of the two upside down flower pots. Never the less she was still a very popular vessel.
Regards
Emmanuel

cockerhoop · Nov 26, 2010

yes show people having fun in the sun and that will sell cruises

NAUCLER · Dec 2, 2010

Can it be the trial run (with no people on decks??)

BMW Simon · Jun 14, 2013

Judging by the paint colour on the foredeck and prior to removal of walkway above Ocean Bar I'd say an educated guess would be early seventies......the cranes also have some of their original protective covers removed (rust problems!)......during this period she was not so heavily patronized especially during Medi cruising, hence the reason she was sent out to Australia for an extended period where she was so much more popular, (I had this wonderful poster in my cabin). The pontoons on A deck aft (for boat ports) are also evident which were not there in her really early days.

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