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Back from the transatlantic cruise on the very tired "Star". On a chat with captain he pointed mostly upgrade will be on the restaurant area. About child area I think they're gonna change the "Ice cream" area.

I spotted at least one group of subcontractors working during the cross. I ask at one of technician about specifically what they're doing, he was vague but his company is on the HVAC area renovation so because they're working on the after compressor area, I think they use the cross to start disassembling or replacing stuff around.

Anyway COB Marek told me they're gonna check pods seals (again) "just in case" and renovate one gen unit.

I hope they're doing something about the outdated cabin but seems not enough time.

We will be sailing on the Star in November and just got this information in an email from NCL:

We have converted the children's pool area to an exclusive adults-onlyexperience with the introduction of Spice H2O in the aft of the ship. This newspace adds another relaxation area on board. In addition, the main pool deckhas been slightly modified with the removal of the water slides, offering amore open space for guests of all ages to enjoy.

Dedicated children activities will remain available with the Splash Academy andTeen Club.

Thanks for all the information! Looks like I may be bringing my own liquid shower soap. I like how some cruise ships have dispensers in the shower for shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. Much handier than the little bottles.

I've searched and found conflicting information. Do the bathrooms on Coral Princess have shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel in the shower? I'm just wondering what I need to pack. I will be in a balcony room - don't know if that matters.