Sovereing nuevo barco Pullmantur

Alguien sabe algo sobre el barco, por lo que hhe visto nos han metido otro cacahro del año 88 , aqunque tiene buena pinta, lo mismo hace mas ruido que una cafetera.,,

Alguien sabe si cuando reforman un barco, tambien reforman la parte mecanica,motores etc etc o solo el tema de camarotes etc etc

Alguien sabe algo sobre el barco, por lo que hhe visto nos han metido otro cacahro del año 88 , aqunque tiene buena pinta, lo mismo hace mas ruido que una cafetera.,,

Alguien sabe si cuando reforman un barco, tambien reforman la parte mecanica,motores etc etc o solo el tema de camarotes etc etc

Lo único cierto es que lo han puesto en el folleto que han colgado en internet. Puede ser un error y que el que mandan en papel a las agencias ya no esté [:o)]

Puede ser que, como ocurre muchas veces, que los que hacen las aplicaciones informáticas o las páginas que se cuelgan en internet que no sepan lo que tienen que poner. He visto en este sentido una total falta de comunicación entre unos departamentos y otros. Parece que cada uno hace su trabajo de espaldas al otro. [8D] (No me estoy refiriendo en concreto a Pullmantur, sucede en muchíiiiisimos sitios)

Como levantador de la liebre, espero que si el nuevo barco no es para este año (2008), sea lo antes posible. Y si viene acompañado por unos aviones mejores, pues: adelante.[]

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- Grand Voyager 2005 (Atenas a Venecia)
- Grand Mistral 2006
- Voyager of the Seas 2007 (03/11)
- Proyecto 2008: Mar Báltico (19/07)

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Lo único cierto es que lo han puesto en el folleto que han colgado en internet. Puede ser un error y que el que mandan en papel a las agencias ya no esté [:o)]

Puede ser que, como ocurre muchas veces, que los que hacen las aplicaciones informáticas o las páginas que se cuelgan en internet que no sepan lo que tienen que poner. He visto en este sentido una total falta de comunicación entre unos departamentos y otros. Parece que cada uno hace su trabajo de espaldas al otro. [8D] (No me estoy refiriendo en concreto a Pullmantur, sucede en muchíiiiisimos sitios)

Como levantador de la liebre, espero que si el nuevo barco no es para este año (2008), sea lo antes posible. Y si viene acompañado por unos aviones mejores, pues: adelante.[]

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- Grand Voyager 2005 (Atenas a Venecia)
- Grand Mistral 2006
- Voyager of the Seas 2007 (03/11)
- Proyecto 2008: Mar Báltico (19/07)

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o.k, gracias por la aclaracion admin[]

2007 Riviera Maya
2006 Hammamet-Tunez
2005 "Sueños del caribe"-Holiday Dreams.

o.k, gracias por la aclaracion admin[]

2007 Riviera Maya
2006 Hammamet-Tunez
2005 "Sueños del caribe"-Holiday Dreams.

Aquí está la confirmación oficial de ayer.
Salu2
Pipito


MIAMI, Oct. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. announced today that Royal Caribbean International's Sovereign of the Seas will be reassigned to the company's Pullmantur fleet, and the Los Angeles- based Monarch of the Seas will assume Sovereign of the Seas' sailings out of Port Canaveral. These changes will take place in October and November 2008.

"We are fortunate that our mix of brands allows us the flexibility and opportunity to expand in key strategic markets and to diversify in existing ones," said Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Adam Goldstein. "We thank our partners at the ports of Los Angeles, Ensenada, Catalina and San Diego for our outstanding and ongoing relationship. We look forward to providing our Monarch of the Seas guests with exceptional vacations as we visit those locations through next fall."

Sovereign of the Seas' last scheduled sailing for Royal Caribbean International will be on October 31, 2008. Two subsequent cruises, scheduled for November 3 and 7, will be canceled, and guests booked on those cruises will receive a full refund and an onboard credit for rebooking an earlier Sovereign of the Seas sailing during 2008 (excluding holidays). All rebookings must be made by December 31, 2007. All guests currently booked on Sovereign of the Seas on or after November 10, 2008, will be re-accommodated onboard Monarch of the Seas.

Monarch of the Seas will make its last regularly scheduled sailing out of Los Angeles on October 13, 2008. All guests currently booked on a subsequent sailing will receive a full refund and an onboard credit for rebooking a three, four or five-night Caribbean sailing, or a seven-night Mexican Riviera sailing, onboard Royal Caribbean International in 2008 (excluding holidays). All rebookings must be made by December 31, 2007.

On October 17, 2008, Monarch of the Seas will reposition to the East Coast when it departs Los Angeles on a 16-night Panama Canal cruise to Miami. The ship will then undergo a scheduled, weeklong dry-dock before welcoming its first Port Canaveral guests for three and four-night Bahamas sailings starting November 10, 2008.

Royal Caribbean International has established a special help desk to assist its guests and travel agents impacted by these changes. The toll free phone number is 1-888-281-9344.

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. is a global cruise vacation company that operates Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Pullmantur, Azamara Cruises and CDF Croisieres de France. The company has a combined total of 35 ships in service and seven under construction. It also offers unique land- tour vacations in Alaska, Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, Latin and South America and New Zealand. Additional information can be found on www.royalcaribbean.com, www.celebrity.com, www.pullmantur.es, www.azamaracruises.com, or www.rclinvestor.com.

Aquí está la confirmación oficial de ayer.
Salu2
Pipito


MIAMI, Oct. 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. announced today that Royal Caribbean International's Sovereign of the Seas will be reassigned to the company's Pullmantur fleet, and the Los Angeles- based Monarch of the Seas will assume Sovereign of the Seas' sailings out of Port Canaveral. These changes will take place in October and November 2008.

"We are fortunate that our mix of brands allows us the flexibility and opportunity to expand in key strategic markets and to diversify in existing ones," said Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Adam Goldstein. "We thank our partners at the ports of Los Angeles, Ensenada, Catalina and San Diego for our outstanding and ongoing relationship. We look forward to providing our Monarch of the Seas guests with exceptional vacations as we visit those locations through next fall."

Sovereign of the Seas' last scheduled sailing for Royal Caribbean International will be on October 31, 2008. Two subsequent cruises, scheduled for November 3 and 7, will be canceled, and guests booked on those cruises will receive a full refund and an onboard credit for rebooking an earlier Sovereign of the Seas sailing during 2008 (excluding holidays). All rebookings must be made by December 31, 2007. All guests currently booked on Sovereign of the Seas on or after November 10, 2008, will be re-accommodated onboard Monarch of the Seas.

Monarch of the Seas will make its last regularly scheduled sailing out of Los Angeles on October 13, 2008. All guests currently booked on a subsequent sailing will receive a full refund and an onboard credit for rebooking a three, four or five-night Caribbean sailing, or a seven-night Mexican Riviera sailing, onboard Royal Caribbean International in 2008 (excluding holidays). All rebookings must be made by December 31, 2007.

On October 17, 2008, Monarch of the Seas will reposition to the East Coast when it departs Los Angeles on a 16-night Panama Canal cruise to Miami. The ship will then undergo a scheduled, weeklong dry-dock before welcoming its first Port Canaveral guests for three and four-night Bahamas sailings starting November 10, 2008.

Royal Caribbean International has established a special help desk to assist its guests and travel agents impacted by these changes. The toll free phone number is 1-888-281-9344.

Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. is a global cruise vacation company that operates Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Pullmantur, Azamara Cruises and CDF Croisieres de France. The company has a combined total of 35 ships in service and seven under construction. It also offers unique land- tour vacations in Alaska, Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, Latin and South America and New Zealand. Additional information can be found on www.royalcaribbean.com, www.celebrity.com, www.pullmantur.es, www.azamaracruises.com, or www.rclinvestor.com.