shipyard webcam

[trucker den]

With the dry dock schedule starting. I was wondering if there is a way to watch the ships get "revolutionized"? Thanks.

[leaveitallbehind]

Highly doubt it.  PTZtv, which is the company that furnishes webcams at many of the departure ports and ports of call for the cruise ships, does not have any cameras set up at the shipyards that I am aware of.  I doubt that any private facility like that would permit it.  There are some ships that have their own webcams that may show certain limited views of the ship, but I doubt that it would be likely that any of those would be on at the time of a dry dock.  Not sure that any of the cruise lines would allow any of the work to be shown in progress even if there were webcams in place to do so.

Edited January 2, 2019 by leaveitallbehind

[trucker den]

Thats a shame. It would be great to see such a undertaking. Maybe Celebrity will film one in time lapse so we can see it.

[leaveitallbehind]

49 minutes ago, trucker den said:

Thats a shame. It would be great to see such a undertaking. Maybe Celebrity will film one in time lapse so we can see it.

Who knows, maybe they would do that for marketing purposes.  Just have to wait and see.

[wrk2cruise]

I'd love to see the cabin replacement time lapse on the "M" class.  Does anyone know what shipyard is doing Millennium?  I thought I heard it was in Singapore.

[K12Guy]

On 1/2/2019 at 5:49 AM, leaveitallbehind said:

  Not sure that any of the cruise lines would allow any of the work to be shown in progress even if there were webcams in place to do so.

I completely agree. In the States any video would be used in worker's compensation claims should there by an injury. I think most builders would not welcome cameras for that very reason.