So, how was the overall cruise experience for you? With all that is going on would you recommend it at this time?Just got back from 2 weeks on a cruise. We didn't have to get tested before we boarded, they started that nonsense for the second week. As we were already onboard, CCL tested us at that point.
Ship was about half capacity, and they had quarantine cabins ready. I don't think they were used, except for new crew that were on a 10 day hold. Good cabins too, they used Cove balconies for that.
We had a great time. You just have to be willing to mask up in interior areas of the ship, especially food areas. They had "mask police" at the entrances. Crew had to wear masks at all times.So, how was the overall cruise experience for you? With all that is going on would you recommend it at this time?
You would your pants in Jersey old man.Are you sure I wasn't talking about New Jersey?
They report Memaw to be fully vaccinated.Are you sure about that? The story I saw was unsure of her vaccine status.
From Wally's article:
Marilyn Tackett, a 77-year-old woman from Oklahoma, died this month after contracting the coronavirus. She was among the 27 reported positive cases aboard the Carnival Vista, one of the highest number of publicly recorded cases on a ship sailing from the United States since cruises restarted this summer, The Washington Post reported.
All 27 people who tested positive were vaccinated, according to health authorities in Belize, one of the ship’s destinations.
I’m very surprised that the liberal narrative leaning media would allow this information to get out?They report Memaw to be fully vaccinated.
What's interesting is Carnival is claiming she was infected before getting on the boat. They may be right? She got on Saturday, Wednesday morning wasn't feeling well, so she stayed back as her family went on an excursion. That afternoon she was so sick the ship's doctor wanted her on a ventilator. That's only 5 days. From everything I've seen, you start having symptoms around the 5 day mark?
Fully vaccinated woman reportedly dies of COVID-19 after taking cruise to Belize
A 77-year-old woman who sailed aboard a Carnival cruise ship from Texas to Belize has reportedly died of COVID-19, despite being fully vaccinated.nypost.com
This timeline suggests she was already a week into covid. They now are pre-screening everyone beforehand, then they were not.I’m very surprised that the liberal narrative leaning media would allow this information to get out?
The biggest Royal Caribbean ships are around 360 meters long and 228,000 gross tonnage. The beams are around 150 feet at water line and 210 feet maximum.
First world problemsUgh, my NYE cruise got canceled. They have delayed returning that ship (and some others) to service till January.
Looks like I'm "jumping ship" and going with Royal Caribbean. Really want to do a NYE cruise again!
Lol, exactly what my son said....First world problems
Allure(Ft Lauderdale) and Harmony(Port Canaveral) would be the newest/biggest ships for your NYE. You can probably get out of Cape Liberty(Bayonne) on Royal also. PM me if you need info on Royal.Ugh, my NYE cruise got canceled. They have delayed returning that ship (and some others) to service till January.
Looks like I'm "jumping ship" and going with Royal Caribbean. Really want to do a NYE cruise again!
Didnt The EU clamp down on all non essential travel from the US a few days ago? Hopefully yours will be good to go.Carnival cancelled our November cruise out of Miami. We are still booked on Christmas on the Elbe out of Prague December 20. Hopefully the EU will still allow Vaccinated Americans come December
Im thinking of booking Independence. The cruise they canceled on me was part one of a s2s. The second one isnt canceled (yet).Allure(Ft Lauderdale) and Harmony(Port Canaveral) would be the newest/biggest ships for your NYE. You can probably get out of Cape Liberty(Bayonne) on Royal also. PM me if you need info on Royal.