Last Cruise before Dry Dock

[twangster]

39 minutes ago, Billy Baltic said:

I’d be surprised if they did that. Even RC isn’t that disorganised to take 5 weeks out of revenue generation to sail a ship to Europe for a dry dock, bring it back to the US for a couple of months and then sail back to Europe for the Summer season. 

No shipyards on this side of the Atlantic can accommodate large ships.  

[Billy Baltic]

20 minutes ago, twangster said:

No shipyards on this side of the Atlantic can accommodate large ships.  

That’s incredible. Thanks for the info. 

[ATSEAMYLIFE]

3 hours ago, ONECRUISER said:

Heard it can be worse, this from my Grandfather about a couple Pacific Cruises in the early 40's. He did say the Navy Food was lot better then the Army's 😁

That's true, my stepfather was retired LtCmdr from WWII and he was in his 70's before my mom could get him to take a cruise.  

[Biker19]

13 hours ago, Billy Baltic said:

That’s incredible. Thanks for the info. 

The Freeport Bahamas dry dock in which RCL has a 40% noncontrolling interest, has limited facilities for large ships ever since the accident with Oasis 4 years ago.

[Mrs Cheech]

What is the date for this last sailing before dry dock?