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mike sa
First Class Passenger
Member # 5957

posted 11-15-2010 09:28 AM

She goes for a dry dock in November. It will be much more extensive than that done recently on Constellation.

In addition to the Constellation work they will also:

- Add 60 staterooms
- Add extra balconies (Celebrity suites I think)
- Renew / replace artwork
- Add Blu restaurant into part of the main dining room - not a good idea but....
- i Lounge
- Cinema turns into meeting central (also not good)

And here is the nasty one - they will move the kiddies facilities into part of the Observation lounge ! One of the nicest rooms at sea and they will put kids in it !!!!! Yuk.

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eroller
First Class Passenger
Member # 1649

posted 11-21-2010 08:33 PM

quote:
Originally posted by mike sa:

And here is the nasty one - they will move the kiddies facilities into part of the Observation lounge ! One of the nicest rooms at sea and they will put kids in it !!!!! Yuk.

To be honest I don't see a problem with it. This is exactly what Celebrity did with the CENTURY. It occupies about 1/4 of what used to be lounge on the port side. It's completely separated and you don't even know it's there. These observation lounges are so large that in some ways it's an advantage to make them a little smaller and more intimate, especially since they are used as the nightclub during the evening. On the Solstice Class, there are meeting rooms on the port side of the observation lounge, and again you don't even know they are there.

As for the 60 additional cabins, these ships already have a very high space ratio of 44.7. With the additional passengers the space ratio will drop to 42.2 which is still quite respectable and more comparable to the Solstice Class at 42.8. FYI HAL's newest ship, NIEUW AMSTERDAM has a space ratio of 41.2 and it never felt crowded.

Ernie

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