Boy the search engine is picky. You try doing a "dry dock" search in the Cruise Line threads, and nothing comes up. Do it for the whole board an a ton of stuff comes up.
Anyhow, here are a few posts I found. But remember, this means nothing.
From other posts that I read through, it sounds like they get the ships out of dry dock in 2 weeks, but there could be another 2 weeks of stuff they still need to do on the boat while it is sailing.
I think we'll be fine with it sailing on 10/20/07, since it looks like they dry dock the first 2 weeks of October, but we may have issues with the ship being fully functional when we go.
If it goes in on the 29th or 30th of Sept, it should be out for the 10/13/07 sailing.
Now if they figure that all Sept sailings will go, the last one would leave 9/29/07, returning 10/6/07. That would put us on the first sailing after the dry dock. Any problems/delays, and our ship doesn't sail. Not to mention the finishing work they will be doing while we sail.
Hopefully the one post listed above is correct and they can wait another year. Or they just bring it in for the "check" of the underbody and not do any major changes. Who knows, maybe they can then get it out quicker. I'm not a Coast Guard or Nautical expert, so I couldn't tell you.

Anyhow, here are a few posts I found. But remember, this means nothing.
They tend to go to drydock every 2 years. The Magic & Wonder alternate so one is in DD every year.
I believe the captain mentioned at one of his receptions that the legal requirement was to be fully inspected in a drydock at least twice in every 5 year period.
Coast Guard requires a dry dock every 2 years for inspection of the underside of the ship, so the Wonder is due this fall. The past practice has been to make changes on the Magic one year, and the same changes the next year on the Wonder. So I'm more interested in next years changes on the Magic, than this years changes to the Wonder.
From other posts that I read through, it sounds like they get the ships out of dry dock in 2 weeks, but there could be another 2 weeks of stuff they still need to do on the boat while it is sailing.
I think we'll be fine with it sailing on 10/20/07, since it looks like they dry dock the first 2 weeks of October, but we may have issues with the ship being fully functional when we go.
If it goes in on the 29th or 30th of Sept, it should be out for the 10/13/07 sailing.
Now if they figure that all Sept sailings will go, the last one would leave 9/29/07, returning 10/6/07. That would put us on the first sailing after the dry dock. Any problems/delays, and our ship doesn't sail. Not to mention the finishing work they will be doing while we sail.
Hopefully the one post listed above is correct and they can wait another year. Or they just bring it in for the "check" of the underbody and not do any major changes. Who knows, maybe they can then get it out quicker. I'm not a Coast Guard or Nautical expert, so I couldn't tell you.