AIDA Ships Enter Drydock in France
Two AIDA Cruises ships, the AIDAmar and the AIDAcosma, are currently undergoing drydocks at Chantier Naval de Marseille in Southern France. Undergoing a major refurbishment as part of the AIDA Evolution program, the AIDAmar…
Two AIDA Cruises ships, the AIDAmar and the AIDAcosma, are currently undergoing drydocks at Chantier Naval de Marseille in Southern France.
Undergoing a major refurbishment as part of the AIDA Evolution program, the AIDAmar was the first ship to enter drydock, arriving at the shipyard in early November.
Similar to other ships in the company’s Sphinx class, the 2,174-passenger vessel is undergoing a modernization project that will introduce new dining and entertainment venues.
Before welcoming guests back on December 20, 2026, the AIDAmar is will also see technical upgrades, in addition to refreshed staterooms and public areas.
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