Iona Construction ?

[Monorail Orange]

Well that's good to know then. And they'll need plenty of space, as no doubt the prom will be a popular spot.

[jaydee6969]

Borrowed from elsewhere, and obviously filmed a while ago, but a video of the Skydome lift from the crane company, Liebherr.

 

 

[brian1]

15 minutes ago, jaydee6969 said:

Borrowed from elsewhere, and obviously filmed a while ago, but a video of the Skydome lift from the crane company, Liebherr.

 

 

Is that the Diet Coke bloke,lol.

[jaydee6969]

A time lapse video of the bow section assembly, courtesy of P&O cruises.

 

 

[jaydee6969]

Photo found from a visitor to the shipyard (Williemkuperus).  Stern has had some paint done, and IONA clearly visible.

 

[jaydee6969]

Mini video from P&O.

 

 

[jaydee6969]

Odyssey of the Seas mega block floated out to the harbour, and Iona now floating in the dock.  Ship should me moved towards the doors before draining the dock again. Photos from Jeroen van Roijen.

 

 

[jaydee6969]

Slight correction, close up photo shows the dry dock partition still in place.  Perhaps they need to drain, move the hull support blocks to suit Iona, then flood and move.  All guess work. (Photo from Jeroen van Roijen)

 

[Rupert2251]

Brill pic, you can see our suite top right just under the overhang!😁

[jaydee6969]

1 hour ago, Rupert2251 said:

Brill pic, you can see our suite top right just under the overhang!😁

Might have a close up

 

[jaydee6969]

More photos from  Jeroen van Roijen, who was lucky enough to be at the shipyard last night to see.

 

[Rupert2251]

Getting excited now even though we don't sail on her until 2021!! 🤸‍♀️

[hansol1966]

Great photos got the same aft suite for April 2021...can’t wait.

[Rupert2251]

21 minutes ago, hansol1966 said:

Great photos got the same aft suite for April 2021...can’t wait.

Let me know what you think, we're in early July!

[jaydee6969]

Now a short 4K video looking into the shed.

 

 

[pete14]

3 minutes ago, jaydee6969 said:

Now a short 4K video looking into the shed.

 

 

That’s brilliant thanks. Suite for maiden clearly identified although apparent overhang from above may provide unwanted shade. Probably doesn’t matter for Norway though! 😉

[Rupert2251]

20 minutes ago, pete14 said:

That’s brilliant thanks. Suite for maiden clearly identified although apparent overhang from above may provide unwanted shade. Probably doesn’t matter for Norway though! 😉

Which one have you got left or right? We have the one on the right the Timor Suite, cant see the overhang being a problem at least its private.

[brian1]

7 minutes ago, Rupert2251 said:

Which one have you got left or right? We have the one on the right the Timor Suite, cant see the overhang being a problem at least its private.

I was thinking you'd both come to a concensus.Now's the time to get something done about it.While it's still being built.

[jaydee6969]

Yet another video, plus a zoom in on the suites.

 

 

[pete14]

11 minutes ago, Rupert2251 said:

Which one have you got left or right? We have the one on the right the Timor Suite, cant see the overhang being a problem at least its private.

We have one on the left as you look at the picture 

[Rupert2251]

7 minutes ago, brian1 said:

I was thinking you'd both come to a concensus.Now's the time to get something done about it.While it's still being built.

Lol yes thought I'd get my snagging list in early!

[jaydee6969]

A couple of photos from a visitor to the yard yesterday.  The masking on the stern has been removed, and it also appears that the dry dock separator has been removed.  Possibly the dock will be flooded this week and Iona moved towards the doors.

[CCFC]

Awesome in 4K, thank you.

[jaydee6969]

Meyer Werft have stated in a post relating to Odyssey of the Seas, that Iona is expected to leave the dry dock mid February 2020, for the 'float out'.

No idea of Ems conveyance yet, but as I will be on board Britannia early April next year, will probably be then so I miss the spectacular voyage down the river.

[jaydee6969]

A little update courtesy of Captain Wesley Dunlop.