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Cruising still not that appealing . .
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My dad's currently on a cruise round the mediterranean. And in isolation in his cabin after he and 125 other guests tested positive for COVID. Bear in mind that everyone on that boat needed to be triple vaccinated (and provide a negative test result) in order to set sail. For those thinking that now is a great time for a cruise, you might spend your money and not quite get the experience you want, even with your YOLO attitude. . . cautious spending guy |
We know quite a few people from here who have cruised in past 4 months (us included) very successfully. We are sticking to Caribbean for now though.
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We are taking our first cruise in probably 10 years + in Sept. Flying out to Seattle and going to Alaska for the first time. Hope everything works out for us. We have a balcony and we insured the trip including the flight.
I currently have Covid myself along with my wife, daughter and grandson. So far for us it is like having the flu. Today was day 8 for my wife, the rest of us it is 2-4 days. My oncology team is worried about me and keeps checking but all is good. Anyway I guess if you get quarantined you miss an entire 7 day cruise, defiantly would not want to be in an inside cabin. We are just hoping for the best come September. |
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Just returned from a Panama Canal cruise. No issues. Masks were not required, but about 20% of the people wore them.
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If the current status of the "pandemic" holds or evolves to endemic we are going the week after Thanksgiving.
We are vaccinated and boosted and will have our second boost by then. If masking should revert back to being required we will cancel (again).....this is our third attempt since 2020. Princess cruise line cancellation policy has been very good about either refunding or future cruise crediting paid monies. |
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I just got back from a cruise and only the staff worse masks. There was the occasional masked passenger, but counted maybe 3-4 during the entire 8 day cruise.
We've done two since January with both being in the Caribbean. The only difference noticed between now and pre-COVID is there was more of an emphasis on hand washing and the buffet is not self-serve. |
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Whether or not you choose to use the topic as an excuse to be offensive to others - well, that is a personal decision for you. |
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Cunard requires cruisers to wear face masks that cover their nose and mouth when indoors and when seated in the theater. When seated in other venues, masks may be removed, even if passengers are not eating or drinking. Face coverings are also not required outdoors, in cabins or while exercising (indoors or outside). Whatever your "facts" and "feelings", I am required to wear a mask under those circumstances. You may consider it pointless (many other medical professionals would disagree with you) but that won't carry much weight with Cunard, or other carriers that require the wearing of a mask. And to claim that your calling the minority who chose to wear a mask at the Sharon "incredibly stupid" is educational! Thank goodness you went into medicine, not teaching. |
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