That's great news. We sail Saturday on the Magic.Aside from a little beach erosion (and a TON of seaweed at Serenity Bay), I am happy to report that there was little to no damage to CC.
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That's great news. We sail Saturday on the Magic.Aside from a little beach erosion (and a TON of seaweed at Serenity Bay), I am happy to report that there was little to no damage to CC.
I know what you mean about the waves and all. We were on the Wonder and we got the waves heading back in nov 1. I think every joint in the ship that could creak was creaking.....it was almost kinda spooky... perfect for the ending of a halloween cruise... well if you wanna call it perfect...HEHEHEHi Folks,
Been off the Magic for a little over 24 hours now and still rocking! This was the roughest sea I have ever sailed. We never did not feel the motion of the ocean! It was comical the first couple of night to see everyone walking funny. The last two nights were the worst though. 20 foot waves,,wind gusts up to 30 MPH so upper decks were closed for safety reasons. Drawers in our room were opening and closing the entire night. We were very disappointed about CC but happy everyone got home safely. I told my DH that "we are just going to have to plan another DC to experience CC!"
Hope cruisers this week have better weather!!!
We were on the Magic once with 20 to 30 foot seas and I have to say, I was scared. I love an element of danger, but I could not go out on the veranda during that weather! And my poor husband was in bed, not scared, just sick . At one point I was afraid that all that creeking the ship was going to break up (in my vivid imagination that is.)
Certainly had rough seas, but we were on the MAGIC! Now if I could stop rocking and rolling at home.
I just watched the DCL episode on the Travel Channel....did NOT know about the ship being "glued" together in the middle! lol
I would have thought the same thing!! We are midship...I think I would have not requested that...will WONDER if I am at the spot that got "glued" together!
My DH was laughing at me talking about all the engineering etc....
OMG....glued sounds so flimsy.....the halves were WELDED TOGETHER, NOT GLUED!!!! Big difference!!!! Hope that makes folks feel better!!! LOL
"glued" was my word joking with my DH!!! I would hate to scare new cruisers!! lol
It is hard to spot the lines where it is joined... asked different cast members and there were varied answers. One officer later explained and showed...
In rough seas, water can come out of the pools and come down the elevator shafts and stairwells too.
Yes, now it makes sence....on our 03 Eastern after Thanksgiving we were in 28 foot seas on Thursday....when I woke up....to creaking.....I openend the verandah door and it was flooded!!! I thought " wow those waves are big"....then I saw that it was all of the water spilling out of the pools and running down....
"glued" was my word joking with my DH!!! I would hate to scare new cruisers!! lol
I think its amazing how they did that! ANyone know about the two new ships?? I know they are being built in Germany....
We were on the rocking Halloween Magic as well. Kids (5 and 6) slept through it all, but DH and I got very little sleep on the last night. We were definitly rocking and rolling, but the noise was the worst. Creaking, groaning, etc. We laughed and said it was like staying on a haunted ship, perfect for our Halloween cruise.
Certainly had rough seas, but we were on the MAGIC! Now if I could stop rocking and rolling at home.