Coco Cay set to open May 4th

[belmontcrew]

Here is a link on the story. 

 

https://ewnews.com/coco-cay-on-track-for-may-opening

Edited March 8, 2019 by belmontcrew

[suesnake2002]

Nice ty

[ONECRUISER]

Couple videos and overhead Drones I saw show lot done s far. Will move along since Pier is done now

Edited March 8, 2019 by ONECRUISER

[hallux]

4 hours ago, ONECRUISER said:

Will move along since Pier is done now

 

It's not really done, the picture with Mariner along side still showed construction ongoing, plus it seemed there needs to be a mooring dolphin added to support tying up the larger ships (the bow lines on Mariner seemed to be pulled pretty far to the stern in order to reach a mooring).

 

It might be done enough that they can bring in some larger barges with materials if any are still needed.

[Big_G]

Does anyone know if the have a suite area comparable to Barefoot Beach on Labadee?

[SAmome]

44 minutes ago, hallux said:

 

It's not really done, the picture with Mariner along side still showed construction ongoing, plus it seemed there needs to be a mooring dolphin added to support tying up the larger ships (the bow lines on Mariner seemed to be pulled pretty far to the stern in order to reach a mooring).

 

It might be done enough that they can bring in some larger barges with materials if any are still needed.

 Maybe it still means they are on target for pier done end of March tho?

[Clarea]

23 minutes ago, Big_G said:

Does anyone know if the have a suite area comparable to Barefoot Beach on Labadee?

 

When we were there last summer, they had a small beach section for suites and Pinnacles near the cabanas.

[SAmome]

I'd booked a bungalow for a June sailing and noticed it was no longer offered.  I decided to cancel it but wondered about availability of bungalows ahead of Dec South beach date.

[ONECRUISER]

2 hours ago, hallux said:

 

It's not really done, the picture with Mariner along side still showed construction ongoing, plus it seemed there needs to be a mooring dolphin added to support tying up the larger ships (the bow lines on Mariner seemed to be pulled pretty far to the stern in order to reach a mooring).

 

It might be done enough that they can bring in some larger barges with materials if any are still needed.

I know, saw the videos inside and Drone showing Pools and Slides that are up. Further along then you'd think... Worked/helped design Govt/Military Facilities and understand Phase building and will be while to complete them all

Edited March 9, 2019 by ONECRUISER

[vacationlover_mn]

May of which year? 😉

Edited March 9, 2019 by vacationlover_mn

[CRUISEFAN0001]

2 minutes ago, vacationlover_mn said:

May of which year? 😉

Just like the Brochure says...

 

[Big_G]

10 hours ago, Host Clarea said:

 

When we were there last summer, they had a small beach section for suites and Pinnacles near the cabanas.

 

Thank you.

 

[BecciBoo]

Here's one of them: 

 

 

This one is from January so not as current but you can see the pool/lagoon:

 

Edited March 9, 2019 by BecciBoo

[BecciBoo]

 

 

Below the water, same ole Coco Cay we love...RCCL is doing a good job of minimal impact on flora and fauna.

Edited March 9, 2019 by BecciBoo

[belmontcrew]

Thanks for the videos. 

[island lady]

16 hours ago, Host Clarea said:

 

When we were there last summer, they had a small beach section for suites and Pinnacles near the cabanas.

 

Hmm...must have missed that.  Did not find it last month.  Could have taken the axe?  🤔  Curious as well if they will do the similar as Barefoot on Labadee with the new layout there.  Won't be back again until June.  Should be some interesting changes by then.  

[Clarea]

2 hours ago, island lady said:

 

Hmm...must have missed that.  Did not find it last month.   ...

 

It was just a small section of beach chairs on the beach nearest to the entrance to the cabana area. 

[Maraprince]

Hoping we will not have to tender in early June!

 

MARAPRINCE