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46 minutes ago, Monorail Orange said:

I'm guessing the part that's jutting out to the left of the picture is the section of conservatory cabins?

I believe that is just part of the superstructure as the ship step in and out along its length.  Not a straight sided ship like Britannia or Azura.  The conservatory mini-suites are on decks 8 and 9.  If you look at the deck below all the white sheeting draped down the side, you can see a row of frames sticking out, these maybe the conservatory cabins.

 

Just a guess, and the deck below with what looks like plywood boarding, is the Promenade deck with The Quays outside dining area.

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Yep, I can see it now. Thanks 😄

 

I have no idea why I thought they were all mid-ship. Good call on the Quays btw - which until now I had not realised had an outdoor section. I just thought it was a food court type area inside the atrium.

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Wow, thanks for posting that. It's amazing to be able to see the progress regulary.

 

I'll see if I can try and post the link..

EDIT: I don't know what I did, to be honest.. anyway, it worked! 😄

 

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I just hope for those going on Iona that P&O get their act together and sort out disembarkation at Southampton as it was pandemonium recently on Britannia and Iona has a lot more cruisers so trying to find your suitcases and lesving the port is going to take a long time and be a big problem.

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Iona bow assembly has started in the dry dock.  In the foreground of the picture is the bulbous bow with the Norwegian Encore in the background, moved to the harbour end of the dry dock.  Autumn is noted at present for moving Encore out to the harbour.

 

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On 1 June 2019 at 3:13 PM, majortom10 said:

I just hope for those going on Iona that P&O get their act together and sort out disembarkation at Southampton as it was pandemonium recently on Britannia and Iona has a lot more cruisers so trying to find your suitcases and lesving the port is going to take a long time and be a big problem.

We have always found disembarkation at Southampton easy, even from Britannia, but we do tend to not rush, enjoy breakfast and then find a quiet corner with a newspaper and wait for the hoardes to diminish.

They are not quiet dragging us off, usually just after 9 and our cases are very easy to find as most have gone.

But we only have a short journey home and no connections to make, so it wouldn't work for everyone.

Andy

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30 minutes ago, emam said:

It shows one photo of the clown ship, then goes to photos of a ship in general and NCL. I went through loads thinking they might come up.

Thank you though.

 

It is 360 degree photo, if I hold the mouse over it I can spin the photo to see Iona.  It also works on my Iphone and Ipad by just rotating the phone.

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