How often do they do that, and how long until they get put back on? I assume this happens on the other ships regularly too? I thought maybe they would only do something like that during a drydock.
How often do they do that, and how long until they get put back on? I assume this happens on the other ships regularly too? I thought maybe they would only do something like that during a drydock.
Just wanted to correct this. Commercial ships are required to have a dry dock twice within a 5 year period, the maximum time between dry docks is 36 months.
Don't remember them ever having to remove the back figures from other ships other than during dry dock, but I could be wrong. Are we sure this is just for routine cleaning? Seems odd to remove them for that.
Just wanted to correct this. Commercial ships are required to have a dry dock twice within a 5 year period, the maximum time between dry docks is 36 months.
Don't remember them ever having to remove the back figures from other ships other than during dry dock, but I could be wrong. Are we sure this is just for routine cleaning? Seems odd to remove them for that.
We were on the Dream last month on deck 5 aft right above the mickey. They were in the process of taking them down for painting. While in Port Canaveral they were doing the maintenance work.
I'm pretty sure they are in port with a crew there. I am not sure who made those but it would be easier to paint them and do detail work on dry land and let them dry out in an open air type environment then to try and do it in a small part of the ship.
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