What bad timing. On the one hand Regent Seven Seas Cruises releases a few pictures of the $40 million refurbishment of Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager.
At the same time, comes news that Voyager, on its World Cruise, is limping along to Dubai, having had to cancel calls at Mumbai and Abu Dhabi, where engineers are waiting to fix a propulsion pod damaged off Singapore when it got tangled in fishing nets.
It's still a good excuse to show some of the changes, which included a new grill restaurant, Prime 7 (pictured below), where Latitudes used to be, a new pizza oven and ice cream bar and new carpets, upholstery and wallpaper in the public areas and suites.
Regent's third ship, Seven Seas Navigator, is due to get its facelift in October 2010.
Jane Archer
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This is not the first time Voyager has been netted in recent months.
On her Transatlantic cruise last November she snagged nets and was delayed getting into Lauderdale by a day.
To snag nets once is unfortunate, to snag them twice within 5 months is a little bit careless.
Posted by Ally Jones | March 30, 2009 1:45 PM
Posted on March 30, 2009 13:45