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Originally posted by rd77:
Interesting! I thought Disney wanted Meyer to block the webcam showing their ship....

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Here's another pic of them adding the Disney Dream's bridge module (taken before Celebrity Eclipse was floated out). Maybe Disney changed their mind and we'll get updates every week or so now? It appears most of the assembled modules from the first stack forward are all already in place?

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Originally posted by DEIx15x8:
It's interesting that the Solstice is 6,000GT smaller than the Dream yet they are able to install the Dream's funnel prior to leaving.

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Originally posted by DEIx15x8:
Cool new video of the behind the scenes development of the technology for the Dream.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hodtd58lDt4
It's mostly showing some of the cool innovations (which we already know about) but it's got some cool new videos of the technology in action with prototype sets and some shots of the dream itself.

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Cool video. I enjoyed it!

The current placement of the Disney Dream that far forward in the builders shed seems like it would not allow the Silhouette to begin unless Dream is floated back towards the main hall exit door. You can see in the picture comparisons below that the Disney Dream is a goods distance away from that main exit door as compared to earlier constrcution of the Equinox.

My question is, does anyone know if there is any intention of floating the Dream backwards to allow the Silhouette to begin construction?

Celebrity Equinox under construction with stern at exit door, notice partitioned off dock at bulbous box

Webcam grab today of Disney Dream, notice the large gap between her stern and the exit door compared to when Equinox was being built

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Bow and bulbous bow

Bow detail

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Originally posted by Frosty 4:
The hull art is inovative. To some extent it reminds one of old ships that had hull decor.
F4

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It looks like what they have on the Wonder and Magic. :/

I guess you can say it was innovative back in 1999 when the current twins were launched since the designed were unique then, but I think everybody who knows that the Dream is being built expected the same style of design with it being a Disney ship.

It does look good though.

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Originally posted by crn400ex:
thanks dmwnc1 for the Great photos of the Disney Dream float up and Push back. Where did you Found the this photos of Disney Dream's float and push back.

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As part of my boring life I look at webcams all night long at work and when I get home in the morning for several hours. I took webcam grabs off of theMeyerWerft Site that updates about every 15 seconds. When it doesnt update, or is facing out towards the parking lot, usually something is going on inside they don't want you to see, like adding modules or actually moving the ship. The two webcam grabs above were taken within 24 hours of each other.

PS...WELCOME TO CRUISE TALK crn400ex!

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Originally posted by Frosty 4:
The hull art is inovative. To some extent it reminds one of old ships that had hull decor.
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Not innovative at all up to the 1910's passenger liners where stern and bow sections where decorated this way. Let alone Tall ships up to the 1930's have this sort of decorations. But It's very nice Disney restart this tradition by adding this kind of decorations to there ships. Love it very much.

I wonder if they have Goofy painting the decorations as on the Magic & Wonder?

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Originally posted by Maasdam:
I wonder if they have Goofy painting the decorations as on the Magic & Wonder?

Greetings Ben.

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It will be 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' and two broomsticks...

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Originally posted by dmwnc1:

It will be 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' and two broomsticks...

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Thanks very nice. Such details make me happy

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Originally posted by Maasdam:
Thanks very nice. Such details make me happy

Greetings Ben.

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