ZENITH CAMINO DE EUROPA

Tienes razón, sin entramos en el link que os he puesto y después ampliamos la foto, además de que se vé el nombre, ya se ven las puertas instaladas para los balcones en vez de ventanas....

Ya tengo ganas de ver como quedarán los camarotes nuevos, pues nosotros vamos en los A, que ahora no existen.

Zenith Atenas-Venecia

yo tambien voy en un a y es un alivio ver que las obras van en marcha.

yo tambien voy en un a y es un alivio ver que las obras van en marcha.

En Freeport!! madre mia que casualidad, pues precisamente mi marido está de camino hacia allí! llegará sobre el fin de semana, así que ya se lo comentaré... no dicen concretamente en qué atracadero está verdad? es que allí hay un montón, igual no coincide en el mismo donde suele ir el barco de mi marido, bueno ya os informaré si puede verlo, allí la cosa suele estar bastante fastidiada para entrar en terminales ajenas a la tuya, y lo de hacer fotos o grabar en video ni te cuento, el que sacó esa foto o pertenece al astillero o se la jugó.

PD A ver si os enterais del sitio concreto donde está el zenith.

un saludo

En Freeport!! madre mia que casualidad, pues precisamente mi marido está de camino hacia allí! llegará sobre el fin de semana, así que ya se lo comentaré... no dicen concretamente en qué atracadero está verdad? es que allí hay un montón, igual no coincide en el mismo donde suele ir el barco de mi marido, bueno ya os informaré si puede verlo, allí la cosa suele estar bastante fastidiada para entrar en terminales ajenas a la tuya, y lo de hacer fotos o grabar en video ni te cuento, el que sacó esa foto o pertenece al astillero o se la jugó.

PD A ver si os enterais del sitio concreto donde está el zenith.

un saludo

Hola a Todos¡¡
Alguien sabe de que fecha es la foto???
Por lo que se ve en la foto parece que la remodelacion va bien lo que si les falta es pintarlo de blanco no??
Vamos a ver si les da tiempo de acabarlo todo y no dejan cosas a media pues solo les quedan mas o menos 15 dias pues el dia 8 tiene que estar en Barcelona.
Alguien sabe que puede tardar un barco como este en venir de USA a Barcelona??.

Hola a Todos¡¡
Alguien sabe de que fecha es la foto???
Por lo que se ve en la foto parece que la remodelacion va bien lo que si les falta es pintarlo de blanco no??
Vamos a ver si les da tiempo de acabarlo todo y no dejan cosas a media pues solo les quedan mas o menos 15 dias pues el dia 8 tiene que estar en Barcelona.
Alguien sabe que puede tardar un barco como este en venir de USA a Barcelona??.

Por lo que cuenta nuestra guru de la información gemae [], debe tener unos 15 o 20 días. Según trabajen los de las Bahamas, pero tengamos esperanza de que esté para el crucero de inauguración.

Saludos

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Rebuscando por la red, he encontrado en este blog, que el Zenith lleva desde el 30 de abril en dique seco en Freeport, pero no de Texas como apuntaba brugalizado, sino de Bahamas, con lo cual (y para mi propia desilusion) mi marido no lo podra ver, ya que él va a al "freeport de texas" jeje

techcave.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!CBC9AC6A94A40973!314.entry

"Final Cruise on The Zenith
Well, my faithful readers, I'm currently on the last cruise for this ship as a Celebrity vessel. April 30th we dock in Freeport, Bahamas and enter drydock, for Zenith to be retrofitted and refurbished for Pullmantur Cruises.

We set sail from Tampa on the 13th. First stop: Key West. We went for buffalo shrimp at something called the Raw Oyster Bar or something like that...awesome shrimp. Did some mailing, and some walking around. It was a beautiful day, unlike when we were there 2 days earlier, and it rained.

Next stop: Grand Cayman. We didn't actually go there, we anchored in the harbour, but were toldthat due to high winds, it was too dangerous to try and ferry passengers ashore, so we hauled butt for Montego Bay Jamaica.

Montego was nothing like I expected. I expected clean beaches, smiling locals, random steel-drumming going on all over the place, and police officers smoking the ganja....it was dirty, smelly, and the locals are fiercely aggressive in trying to con you out of your dollars. The fastfood at the Pork Pit was great tho. Awesome jerk pork and chicken.

On to Aruba. Much nicer. Pretty beaches, lots of pretty women in bikinis, lots of sun. Good seafood. Curacao was much the same as Aruba. Very relaxing.

Antigua was a little disappointing, as it was Sunday and most everything was closed. We had lunch at the Commissioner's Grill, and it was the best meal I've had since I left home! I started with a bowl of fish soup with some hot sauce, followed by the seafood pasta. It was incredible. A bit pricy, $50 for the food + 2 beers and tip, but well worth it.

We now approach Hamilton, Bermuda, where we will arrive in about 14 hours. We have an overnight there, so i'm looking forward to spending the night off the ship. Might rent a moped and drive around the island.

After Bermuda, we haul ass up to Cape LIberty at Bayonne, New Jersey to offload our guests and then deadhead down to Freeport. It's gonna be 2 daysof hell, packing up 200 tv converters that i have to recover from guest staterooms, 28 computers, 3 servers, a disk array, a box of remotes, some video players, some dvd players, etc etc etc...thank god for RedBull"

Rebuscando por la red, he encontrado en este blog, que el Zenith lleva desde el 30 de abril en dique seco en Freeport, pero no de Texas como apuntaba brugalizado, sino de Bahamas, con lo cual (y para mi propia desilusion) mi marido no lo podra ver, ya que él va a al "freeport de texas" jeje

techcave.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!CBC9AC6A94A40973!314.entry

"Final Cruise on The Zenith
Well, my faithful readers, I'm currently on the last cruise for this ship as a Celebrity vessel. April 30th we dock in Freeport, Bahamas and enter drydock, for Zenith to be retrofitted and refurbished for Pullmantur Cruises.

We set sail from Tampa on the 13th. First stop: Key West. We went for buffalo shrimp at something called the Raw Oyster Bar or something like that...awesome shrimp. Did some mailing, and some walking around. It was a beautiful day, unlike when we were there 2 days earlier, and it rained.

Next stop: Grand Cayman. We didn't actually go there, we anchored in the harbour, but were toldthat due to high winds, it was too dangerous to try and ferry passengers ashore, so we hauled butt for Montego Bay Jamaica.

Montego was nothing like I expected. I expected clean beaches, smiling locals, random steel-drumming going on all over the place, and police officers smoking the ganja....it was dirty, smelly, and the locals are fiercely aggressive in trying to con you out of your dollars. The fastfood at the Pork Pit was great tho. Awesome jerk pork and chicken.

On to Aruba. Much nicer. Pretty beaches, lots of pretty women in bikinis, lots of sun. Good seafood. Curacao was much the same as Aruba. Very relaxing.

Antigua was a little disappointing, as it was Sunday and most everything was closed. We had lunch at the Commissioner's Grill, and it was the best meal I've had since I left home! I started with a bowl of fish soup with some hot sauce, followed by the seafood pasta. It was incredible. A bit pricy, $50 for the food + 2 beers and tip, but well worth it.

We now approach Hamilton, Bermuda, where we will arrive in about 14 hours. We have an overnight there, so i'm looking forward to spending the night off the ship. Might rent a moped and drive around the island.

After Bermuda, we haul ass up to Cape LIberty at Bayonne, New Jersey to offload our guests and then deadhead down to Freeport. It's gonna be 2 daysof hell, packing up 200 tv converters that i have to recover from guest staterooms, 28 computers, 3 servers, a disk array, a box of remotes, some video players, some dvd players, etc etc etc...thank god for RedBull"