Help please voyager

[OrpingtonT]

We are booked with the Voyager after November. What went wrong and will the dry dock sort this out.

 

Why do you think something has "gone wrong"?

[eliana]

Elsewhere on these postings it is mentioned that there were problems with the Voyager, and that is why it tends to be under booked.

[OrpingtonT]

Elsewhere on these postings it is mentioned that there were problems with the Voyager, and that is why it tends to be under booked.

 

I don't recall seeing anything. Can you enlighten me, please?

[eliana]

See post 2 on this thread

[OrpingtonT]

See post 2 on this thread

 

You do like to make other people work for you :). Voyager problems were pod related and were repaired, though no doubt the pods will be serviced when she is is dry dock, clear of the water

[Travelcat2]

The Voyager did have pod/propulsion issues several months ago. The pods are typically worked on during dry dock. Unfortunately, pods have proven difficult for most ships that have them (including Crystal). New ships are not being built with them. I seriously doubt if people are not booking the Voyager due to the pods.

 

MARIANH: I have posted on Seabourn and Crystal even though I have not cruised those lines. The information that I provided is comparisons of suite size, ship size, and other facts that can easily been obtained from the website. These posts were in response to posters questioning differences between Regent and Seabourn/Crystal. Just posting this in response to your earlier post. IMO, posting prior cruises in your "signature" helps readers know how much experience you have on different cruise lines. Not sure if this answer helps.