Allure and propulsion problems.

[cruiseaddict5279]

From what I'm seeing in the pictures, it looks like they did end up building a rectangle enclosure, pumped out the water, and are working inside there. I think you can see the water line around that rectangular box. Pretty interesting to see that. I wish there were some pictures from inside that box, and of what they're working on.

[Ocean Boy]

At least they do, in fact, have access to the pod afterall.

[dancinman66]

Thanks for those great pics

 

 

 

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[beigedog]

Just noticed that they now have the Flowrider live cam pointed towards one of the drydock cranes and some of the staff can be seen using the zipline on the sports deck cam.

 

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[bilyclub]

Looks like a very tight squeeze.........

[Lionesss]

Hope the problems was just with the one "whatchaMacallit":eek:

 

And nothing more.

 

Sea Ya

[dancinman66]

Hope the problems was just with the one "whatchaMacallit":eek:

 

And nothing more.

 

Sea Ya

 

 

Their electrical gauges would let them know of any other problems

I think they have known of this for a while and hoping it would last till scheduled docking

Cheers greg

 

 

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[thjeepster]

I hope this is fixed and everything is cleaned from head to toe!!!

 

Will be on it in 53 Days!!!!

 

Can't wait!!!!

 

 

 

Love seeing the Pics of it being fixed!!!

[Eng23]

Thanks for those photo's! Most more if you can, thanks again. :)

[AeroBaldness]

Checking in on the Allure Webcam shots while in drydock is pretty fascinating. What seems odd, is that the entire ship seems to be fully power up (for example, the Sorrento's is always on). I get that there is crew on board and the power needs to be maintained, but why not scale back? Is it "for show" on the webcams?

[Clarea]

Checking in on the Allure Webcam shots while in drydock is pretty fascinating. What seems odd, is that the entire ship seems to be fully power up (for example, the Sorrento's is always on). I get that there is crew on board and the power needs to be maintained, but why not scale back? Is it "for show" on the webcams?

It could be they are running with only one generator. Or possibly shoreside power, if that's even possible.

[LetsGetWet!]

It could be they are running with only one generator. Or possibly shoreside power, if that's even possible.

Haha! A picture of the world's largest cruise ship "plugged in" with a long extension cord would be priceless! :D

[cruiserdudebobby8]

Haha! A picture of the world's largest cruise ship "plugged in" with a long extension cord would be priceless! :D

 

 

LOL that would be funny

 

 

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[papcx]

Surely all the lighting and shop signs are on timers. I can't imagine crew flick switches to turn them on or off.

[AeroBaldness]

But wouldn't there be a breaker or master that could be flipped to save power? Aquahound? Others?

[At Sea 4Ever]

When will the dry dock be completed? When is her next sailing?

 

 

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[Clarea]

When will the dry dock be completed? When is her next sailing?

This coming Sunday March 2.

[dubldeck]

Not sure if this link has been posted yet. It has some photos.

 

http://www.bahamaislandsinfo.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17224:allure-of-the-seas-calls-at-gb-shipyard&catid=33:News%20&%20Info%20about%20Grand%20Bahama&Itemid=146

[moakes]

Not sure if this link has been posted yet. It has some photos.

 

http://www.bahamaislandsinfo.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17224:allure-of-the-seas-calls-at-gb-shipyard&catid=33:News%20&%20Info%20about%20Grand%20Bahama&Itemid=146

 

Wow! Interesting. Am I seeing this right…it looks like they created mini dry docks just around the azipods.

[Clarea]

Not sure if this link has been posted yet. It has some photos.

 

http://www.bahamaislandsinfo.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17224:allure-of-the-seas-calls-at-gb-shipyard&catid=33:News%20&%20Info%20about%20Grand%20Bahama&Itemid=146

Thanks! Very interesting.

[BillB48]

I would think things like the signs are all designed to be lit at all times along with the lighting you presently see to provide minimal lighting because the ship would normally have passengers in the overnight hours if it were not in drydock. The lighting that is present is probably what is needed for periods of time when there are few passengers (or crew) around. In the overall power consumption they are very low wattage as compared to the remainder of the hotel needs of the ship (air conditioning, galley, general lighting, etc.) for the people remaining on board. It probably would be a minor nightmare to and try and power down those items all the while keeping sufficient lighting for movement or even maintenance in the area.

[setsail]

Lets see, thousands of pax cabins sitting empty, no power being used:rolleyes:

[readytolose]

Can you give me a link to the webcam? I would love to see it! Thanks!

[springfire]

This coming Sunday March 2.

 

I will be on that cruise!!!

[Clarea]

Can you give me a link to the webcam? I would love to see it! Thanks!

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/multimedia/webcam/ship.do?shipCode=AL