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can someone please tell me when this ship goes to dry dock?

 

She's scheduled for Freeport, Bahamas between 06-19 Dec this year, Carol

Her last dry-dock was also at Freeport between 27 March-07 April 2015

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Thanks, John, hope this finds you well.

 

We have a reservation for a 3 day cruise on Dec.20 and I'm wondering how much disruption there will be . We are coming with friends who have never sailed on Hal and I thought this would be a good introduction, but am having second thoughts now.

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Thanks, John, hope this finds you well.

 

We have a reservation for a 3 day cruise on Dec.20 and I'm wondering how much disruption there will be . We are coming with friends who have never sailed on Hal and I thought this would be a good introduction, but am having second thoughts now.

 

That depends 100% on how the work that will be done on her progresses once she is in one of the dry-docks at Grand Bahama shipyard, Carol. If everything goes to plan during those fourteen days, you should encounter no or very little disruption once she arrives back at Port Everglades on 20 Dec

She's due for Lincoln Center Stage in the forward part of the Explorers Lounge; “Billboard Onboard” incl.“Dueling pianos”instead of the Casino Bar and part of the Casino; the Casino Bar moved forward in place of the Piano Bar; the Gallery (Arts) Bar instead of the Northern Lights nightclub; the full “Market Place” concept in the Lido Restaurant with new furnishings and carpet; “Explorations Central” with ‘the Hub’, ‘Destinations Display’,‘Virtual Bridge’ and ‘Theater EXC’ in addition to the ‘Explorations Café’ in the Crow’s Nest; Suite upgrades and improvements, incl. interactive TVs, new furniture, modern fixtures and new carpeting; standard stateroom upgrade with wall-mounted flat TVs; and a Spa upgrade

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Again, thanks, John for all that info. That's a lot of work, but I'll take my chances. Since we are spending the winter in Florida, this short cruise appeals to me. I'm cruise deprived.

 

I will also be on this cruise - but I'm staying for 17 days. I was also on this ship last February when they were taking cabin pictures of certain locations within and doing some measuring. They have been preparing for this for a long time.

 

I am hoping, the same as you, that everything is done. I was on the Prinsendam when she came out of an extensive drydock - the only sign of work done was the carpet was still shedding and the stewards were vacuuming up nap everyday.

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That depends 100% on how the work that will be done on her progresses once she is in one of the dry-docks at Grand Bahama shipyard, Carol. If everything goes to plan during those fourteen days, you should encounter no or very little disruption once she arrives back at Port Everglades on 20 Dec

She's due for Lincoln Center Stage in the forward part of the Explorers Lounge; “Billboard Onboard” incl.“Dueling pianos”instead of the Casino Bar and part of the Casino; the Casino Bar moved forward in place of the Piano Bar; the Gallery (Arts) Bar instead of the Northern Lights nightclub; the full “Market Place” concept in the Lido Restaurant with new furnishings and carpet; “Explorations Central” with ‘the Hub’, ‘Destinations Display’,‘Virtual Bridge’ and ‘Theater EXC’ in addition to the ‘Explorations Café’ in the Crow’s Nest; Suite upgrades and improvements, incl. interactive TVs, new furniture, modern fixtures and new carpeting; standard stateroom upgrade with wall-mounted flat TVs; and a Spa upgrade

 

 

 

What is the Spa upgrade?

 

 

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"She's due for Lincoln Center Stage in the forward part of the Explorers Lounge; “Billboard Onboard” incl.“Dueling pianos”instead of the Casino Bar and part of the Casino; the Casino Bar moved forward in place of the Piano Bar; the Gallery (Arts) Bar instead of the Northern Lights nightclub; the full “Market Place” concept in the Lido Restaurant with new furnishings and carpet; “Explorations Central” with ‘the Hub’, ‘Destinations Display’,‘Virtual Bridge’ and ‘Theater EXC’ in addition to the ‘Explorations Café’ in the Crow’s Nest; Suite upgrades and improvements, incl. interactive TVs, new furniture, modern fixtures and new carpeting; standard stateroom upgrade with wall-mounted flat TVs; and a Spa upgrade "

 

 

Seems like I've been away for a while. I'm not sure what a market Place concept , the Theater EXC, Lincoln Center Stage, Virtual bridge or dueling pianos are. Guess I'll find out.

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Thank you for that link. Since Lincoln Center is old home town to us, we'll have to make arrangements soon to sail on one of these ships and have sea days to experience this ourselves. Sounds really great.:)

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That depends 100% on how the work that will be done on her progresses once she is in one of the dry-docks at Grand Bahama shipyard, Carol. If everything goes to plan during those fourteen days, you should encounter no or very little disruption once she arrives back at Port Everglades on 20 Dec

She's due for Lincoln Center Stage in the forward part of the Explorers Lounge; “Billboard Onboard” incl.“Dueling pianos”instead of the Casino Bar and part of the Casino; the Casino Bar moved forward in place of the Piano Bar; the Gallery (Arts) Bar instead of the Northern Lights nightclub; the full “Market Place” concept in the Lido Restaurant with new furnishings and carpet; “Explorations Central” with ‘the Hub’, ‘Destinations Display’,‘Virtual Bridge’ and ‘Theater EXC’ in addition to the ‘Explorations Café’ in the Crow’s Nest; Suite upgrades and improvements, incl. interactive TVs, new furniture, modern fixtures and new carpeting; standard stateroom upgrade with wall-mounted flat TVs; and a Spa upgrade

 

What is the standard stateroom upgrade - just the new TVs or something more? Many thanks.

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I guess this means no more Adiago strings... Use to be three violins, now a violin and a piano.... Forward?????

 

It means classically trained violinists, violists, cellists and pianists who perform a selection of music six nights on a seven-night sailing. That's more than what has been two Adagios, no?

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