NCL Star "routine maintenance" finished

[onegraham]

A charming young NCL representative, Megan, said that all "routine engine maintenance" on the Star had been finished and that they would be on their regular ports schedule from now on. We sail on 3/14 and would like to see Acapulco and Zihuatenego. She said they had to slow the ship down to "tune it up" and that's why they had re-done the ports recently.

 

Hopefully, we're good to go... Good sailing to all.

[alwzrgt]

Keeping our fingers crossed that Megan haas more pull than everyone else at NCL! LOL:p

Great news - I hope it's for real

[onegraham]

she sounded like she knew what she was spouting and why they did it the way they did. Will be really disappointed in NCL, not Megan, if we change ports or have continuing engine problems if not advised well before.

 

 

[mousey]

she sounded like she knew what she was spouting and why they did it the way they did. Will be really disappointed in NCL, not Megan, if we change ports or have continuing engine problems if not advised well before.

 

 

 

 

Didn't I just read on a post today that they have notified the 3/14 passengers that they have changed the ports? No matter where she sails, you will have a great time!:D I have heard through these boards that Acapulco isn't all that! Some people seem to love Mazatlan though! Hope eveyone has a great cruise!:)

[rayz]

Ixtapa/Zhi is the most interesting/scenic port of the bunch. Try not to miss it. Great beaches.

[onegraham]

Apparently even NCL's people aren't told timely. Really wanted to see Ixtapa/ Zihua. Return to PV will be lovely too. And just cruising on NCL too.

[CruisinMK]

If you get a chance someday try huatulco, some cruiselines do it on their panama canal cruises

[onegraham]

If you get a chance someday try huatulco, some cruiselines do it on their panama canal cruises

 

What country is that in and what do you recommend about it ? Thanks in advance from Moab, Utah - a place that you might consider, but far from the oceans, for now.

[Ella2]

Huatulco is in Mexico, and as the previous poster said, it is a common port stop on many Panama Canal cruises.