EdGrune
Getting her loose of the bollards which hold her in place will be an interesting evolution.
Especially given the unique way she's on display.
She's on blocks alongside the Mississippi River. As the river ebbs through the summer and into winter, she goes "dry." Come the Spring flows of the river, she goes "wet."
It's my understanding they allowed for floods along the river in the mooring/mounting.
So, the tricky part abotu getting her to a dry dock would be in having to wait for full river flow, to float her off her keel blocks. Yet not have this being under unpredictable water conditions. I imagine they'd want for more than one River Pilot for the tugs. But, it would only be a short tow down to the yards on NOLA.