Magic and Wonder dry dock changes?

[KVH]

So, while in Brest, it looks like the Magic was (and the Wonder now is) in dry dock.

Can I assume this is just maintenance and no major changes are occurring?

 

[BartmanLA]

So, while in Brest, it looks like the Magic was (and the Wonder now is) in dry dock.

Can I assume this is just maintenance and no major changes are occurring?

They switched out over 2 weeks ago, the Magic has gone to Dover to wait, the Wonder entered Dry Dock, most likely for "refreshing" no major work was listed that I know of, but I do believe they'll conduct the out of water bi-annual check, then make the changes to the ship that are expected to bring it up to Covid-19 safety protocols, as has been listed in numerous other threads here.

 

[KVH]

Dang. I was hoping for something cool . . .

 

[ivanp91]

Dang. I was hoping for something cool . . .

Generally DCL will announce any sort of big change to the staterooms or public venues before the ship even gets to the drydock.

 

[BartmanLA]

The planned conversion for staterooms on the Magic Deck 8 in Cadiz, was cancelled earlier this year, the work in Brest for all the ships is Technical, adjusting and making Covid safe spaces, rearranging seating, installing sanitizing stations around the ship, reconfiguring installing better HVAC filtering systems, removing or converting food stations to no long be self service. Creating isolation spaces for quarantining guests and crew, updating and adding more comprehensive medical and testing equipment.