the route. Silja Festival sailed to British Columbia, Canada in March 2014 to be used for accommodations for construction workers helping to construct Rio Tinto Alcan's new Aluminum Smelter. While in Kitimat, British Columbia the vessel was assigned the name "Delta Spirit Lodge". Silja Festival remained moored at Rio Tinto's dock for just over a year prior to departing for Italy at the end of April 2015. Now she is called by her new name "Mega Andrea". And now she has enough work at Corsica Ferries in Italy. Her home port now is Genova. Decks Engine room, cinema Engine room, Tourist II-class cabins, sauna, swimming pool and hot tubs Car deck Car platform, can be lowered hydraulically to divide the car deck in two giving space for two layers of passenger cars Seaside, Tourist I and Tourist I S-class cabins, Lobby shop, Siljaland children's playroom, information desk, boarding, crew accommodations Silja, Seaside, Tourist I and Tourist I S-class cabins, crew accommodations Suites, Silja, Seaside, Tourist I and Tourist I S-class cabins, crew accommodations Dancing Palace night club (level 1), Captain's Grill restaurant, Trattoria restaurant, Café Martim, Sailor's Pub, Buffet Veranda Dancing Palace night club (level 2), casino, conference rooms, tax-free shop, perfumerie Panorama bar, crew accommodations, sundeck Crew accommodations Bridge References External links Corsica Ferries - Sardinia Ferries Mega Andrea at marinetraffic.com Ferries of Italy Cruiseferries Ships built in Helsinki 1985 ships