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I doubt the ship will stay past its deployment thats out there today, the investment on the ship is for the long term regardless of where it is if its stays within royal, which means going to pullmantur or cdf. the maintenance of the ship is still important to conitinue sailing or possible sell in the future

 

General maintenance is important to continue sailing not an outsoor screen. I highly doubt rc would make the investment on an asset they only plan on retaining for another 18 months.

 

 

 

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General maintenance is important to continue sailing not an outsoor screen. I highly doubt rc would make the investment on an asset they only plan on retaining for another 18 months.

 

 

 

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Why would you doubt that , the return would be adding value to another sister brand which brings money to royal as a companies bottom line.

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Hotel director on the 9/26 cruise said it was just a regular maintenance dry dock and a bit of "spit and polish". On 10/10 cruise senior staff reiterated no major changes or improvements.

 

While it would be nice to have the big screen, not sure where they would put it. I would be surprised.

 

Also would be surprised if Boleros got replaced - it is hugely popular on Majesty. They don't like to mess with a proven revenue source.

 

But who knows - maybe they will do these changes.

 

Got the info from a Diamond member on Majesty who spoke with many of the staff working on the ship....;)

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And I was on the same cruise she was and thought she was in pretty decent shape and would love to cruise on her again. :rolleyes:

 

You're right - Majesty is in fine shape. Not that some "spit and polish" wouldn't hurt, of course, but she is hardly falling apart. :) I've been on her 4 times since mid-August.

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RC just responded to my question about majesty on facebook. They're being very secretive about the Update. You know what that means :) [ATTACH]330230[/ATTACH]

 

 

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And since you must be an expert on 'what that means' you feel it means.....

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You're right - Majesty is in fine shape. Not that some "spit and polish" wouldn't hurt, of course, but she is hardly falling apart. :) I've been on her 4 times since mid-August.

 

 

And you've got a few more times this year. I just might join you :)

 

 

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We were on Majesty last weekend also and as always we loved it. Sad we could not get into Cococay b/c of wind but otherwise a great time. Majesty is what she is - a great weekend getaway. She doesn't have the bells/whistles of other ships. What she does have is great staff. Our cabin was clean, staff was fantastic as always. Hubby thought the food was very good, stir fry last night in WJ was amazing.

 

We also heard Boleros was going to be an RBar. Did not hear about the big screen so guess we will find out next time we are on her. Right now she has itins through April 16, so once the new itins are out next spring, guess we will all know what is going to happen.

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We were on Majesty last weekend also and as always we loved it. Sad we could not get into Cococay b/c of wind but otherwise a great time. Majesty is what she is - a great weekend getaway. She doesn't have the bells/whistles of other ships. What she does have is great staff. Our cabin was clean, staff was fantastic as always. Hubby thought the food was very good, stir fry last night in WJ was amazing.

 

We also heard Boleros was going to be an RBar. Did not hear about the big screen so guess we will find out next time we are on her. Right now she has itins through April 16, so once the new itins are out next spring, guess we will all know what is going to happen.

 

I was on this weekend as well. yes too bad about CoCo Cay. At least we got to spend the night in Nassau. Not sure if that's a good thing. :eek:

 

I love the crew on Majesty. I always say, they're the best in the fleet. Were you at the Diamond event ???

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John&Lala please dont be discouraged. Shes a great ship.

 

 

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I don't need bells and whistles, good food nice spot by pool, fun casino. Miami's just to far away for a weekend. Hey, if she sticks around a couple of years maybe we'll do her just to complete the trifecta

 

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What's a ducktail

 

It's called a sponson and you can see it on the back of Splendour here:

 

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They add it for stability and to offset the weight added in the Viking Crown area during the revitalization dry dock.

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It's called a sponson and you can see it on the back of Splendour here:

 

lZI5.jpg

 

They add it for stability and to offset the weight added in the Viking Crown area during the revitalization dry dock.

 

very interesting. thanks Bob as usual for all the great info you provide :D

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It's called a sponson and you can see it on the back of Splendour here:

 

lZI5.jpg

 

They add it for stability and to offset the weight added in the Viking Crown area during the revitalization dry dock.

 

Not really. It really is called a ducktail. Sponsons are projections on the side of the ship. A ducktail is sometimes called a 'ducktail sponson' but sponson by itself refers to the side extensions.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sponson

 

http://books.google.com/books?id=1JLoNheWK2UC&lpg=PA532&ots=c01rAHAEpU&dq=purpose%20ducktails%20ship%20stability&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q=sponson&f=false

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Its unfortunate that so many people have great experiences and mine sucked. When I got back I talked to someone who was just on it a few weeks ago and noticed the rude staff (bartenders) problem as well. When I have **** gurgling in my shower drain that emits a horrific rotten **** smell in my cabin, yes I have a problem. Keep your eye rolling to yourself. The whole 2nd deck smelled like sewage the entire weekend. When you're yelled at for asking what time the bar opens on the day you miss a port of call and other passengers look and comment about how rude the person was, that's hardly a good experience. All of the common area chairs and seats were stained and need to be refurbished. When your room steward knows about the problem as knows you are moving rooms there is NO reason to throw away a bag of hair care items that were accidentally left in the room. It's nit like he was cleaning after we had left the boat.

 

I am sure plenty of people don't have high expectations when it comes to cruising, but I do. I have never had any sort of problem on Carnival and they call Carnival the "Walmart of cruiselines".

 

There are also several negative yelp reviews about the rude staff. So, maybe people on this forum should start increasing their expectations.

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