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quote:Originally posted by Malcolm @ cruisepage:What's in the extension to her stern? Any idea?
Mal, I was wondering the same thing too - can't find any info online. One can only assume it is some sort of revenue-producing space.
I would have put balconied suites there myself
[ 04-10-2007: Message edited by: Caronia II ]
quote:Originally posted by Rex:Mal, I was wondering the same thing too - can't find any info online. One can only assume it is some sort of revenue-producing space.I would have put balconied suites there myself
When Starward was rebuilt in in the 80s, the resturant was moved aft on the deck with aft facing windows, the part that looks like a navigation bridge. With normal pitching, this would be exaggerated to the dining room now at the very aft position of the deck. The 'ducktail' was added in attempt to lengthen the waterline and produce more stability to the stern. It also reduced the 'wag' some sterns exhibit when under way.
The Skyward did not get the same refit. The Skyward's refit in Jacksonville FLorida, was interrupted by a fire. Therefore the 'ducktail' was not added to Skyward.
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