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Curious, what types of things do you all think they would do in just 3-weeks on dry dock?

 

The Jewel was in dry dock for only two weeks and she got new azipods. There will be painting, surface work below the water line, mechanical maintenance, deck repairs... could be carpets... new/refirb dining venues... (is Star getting O'Sheehans?)... lot's can be done in three weeks, 24 hour schedules in three weeks are an amazing thing.

 

Some recent pics and comments from the Jewel dry dock can be found here:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2037254&page=3

 

Here's a pic of Jewel's rear end getting the azipod work done...

 

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The Jewel was in dry dock for only two weeks and she got new azipods. There will be painting, surface work below the water line, mechanical maintenance, deck repairs... could be carpets... new/refirb dining venues... (is Star getting O'Sheehans?)... lot's can be done in three weeks, 24 hour schedules in three weeks are an amazing thing.

 

Some recent pics and comments from the Jewel dry dock can be found here:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2037254&page=3

 

Here's a pic of Jewel's rear end getting the azipod work done...

 

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Amazing...hard to imagine I guess, but amazing work :)

 

 

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Kaboochi,

 

I've noticed the same thing! ...from what I hear Star will be dry docked March 4 - March 14, 2015.

Internal renovations are updated carpets, paint & addition of the Irish eatery (no charge) as well as adding a Mojito Bar etc. & updated menus for public dining. They are adding digital touch screen signs along with better wifi to keep up with technology. I Personally hope they update the Spinikar Lounge which looks a bit dated. I so wished the "Star" had that Bliss Ultra Lounge like they do on "Gem"....One can hope!

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...from what I hear Star will be dry docked March 4 - March 14, 2015.

Internal renovations are updated carpets, paint & addition of the Irish eatery (no charge) as well as adding a Mojito Bar etc. & updated menus for public dining.

 

Like it says on that page telling about NEXT improvements, Star has had new menus already since last summer, no changes regarding menus coming up during the dry dock.

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Like it says on that page telling about NEXT improvements, Star has had new menus already since last summer, no changes regarding menus coming up during the dry dock.

 

I was referring to "O'Sheehan's" which I think is free dining :)

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I was referring to "O'Sheehan's" which I think is free dining :)

 

No, I had highlighted the relevant part in the quote: "updated menus for public dining".

 

The mistake is understandable as updated MDR menus were one of the biggest changes in NEXT program but as said, it was already rolled out almost fleetwide last summer. O'Sheehan's menu is the same as it's been before - even after Blue Lagoon on Star is updated to O'Sheehan's.

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Demonyte,

 

Thanks for clarifying, you seem to know a lot about the renovations. I'm sure "Linda The Book Lover" will give us a review once she returns from the 3/17 cruise

 

~E

 

It may not to a snazzy review or with pictures but I will write a review and include the updates at least the ones I am aware of during the cruise. :D

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I just looked at the website and the Star has no available bookings from March 8th will the 17th.

 

The Norwegian Star will be in dry dock in Portland, Oregon at Vigor Industries in March 2015. Assuming it takes two days to get to Portland from Los Angeles (989 nautical miles), the Star should be in Portland between March 3rd and March 15th. See Vigor's press release at: http://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cr...northwest.html

 

See the complete thread at:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=45165142&postcount=1

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The repair of the Norwegian Star will include work on the ship’s propulsion and steering system, bow thruster, fin stabilizer, lifeboats and davit as well as tank cleaning and water blasting and painting of the hull. The project will cost several million dollars and will employ approximately 750 workers per day.

http://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/cruise-search-history-news.html

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[quote name='Coasty']The repair of the Norwegian Star will include work on the ship’s propulsion and steering system, bow thruster, fin stabilizer, lifeboats and davit as well as tank cleaning and water blasting and painting of the hull. The project will cost several million dollars and will employ approximately 750 workers per day.
[url]http://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/cruise-search-history-news.html[/url][/QUOTE]

[COLOR="Black"]Hi Coasty, I think your link should have pointed here: [url]http://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/11889-vigor-drydock-in-business-for-cruise-in-northwest.html[/url]

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