Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Absolutely!
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I have chosen to live my life the best I can, take precautions as needed but refuse to live in fear or be intimidated into submission. I believe the world is going soft and I am not going along with it. I believe life as what you make of it and I intend to make it one hell of a ride. |
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Never been on a cruise so I will still not go. Flying yes, when things calm down.
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I became vigilant about not getting sick in 2017, so I've been training for this COVID situation for a while. No flying, no cruises, no hugs.
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will do both
will do both, but not until July
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Yes, to both.
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after covid 19
Flying yes, but with masks. Cruising - will wait until next year to make that decision.
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We were scheduled to go north May 1, but postponed until September 1. No flying, travel north will be by AutoTrain (private compartment) part way, then drive. We have cruise scheduled for February 2021 (rescheduled from March 2020). Will just have to wait and see on all travel.
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Fly/Cruise
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Basically, the world will be back to the new normal when there is a solid testing abilities and a solid recovery protocols minimizing the risks of poor outcomes. The world is working towards that outcome, but there is no centralized plan nor predictive date for that scenario. Just the general free market goal.
Our summer vacation this year is currently a driving to destination vacation, which was booked prior to the pandemic, and yes, we will go. We have flights and hotels booked in Iceland in October. Yes, we will go. Flying is very different type of experience than cruise with respect to a virus. With flying you will get off the plane when you get to your destination after a short time in the air, with a ship, that is a very different probability. You may not be able to get off the ship at your destination or at the scheduled departure time. You might not get out of your stateroom, So, flying yes, cruise ships, maybe again in a year or two, no rush, and the trip is from England through the Baltic Sea. But linking the two together as having the same risk profile is failure of attribution behavioral bias. sportsguy's opinion |
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Fly...yes
We will definitely fly, with masks of course...
We will never cruise again... |
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Wouldn't canceling be a better decision ?
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Nobody knows where the Spanish Flu originated. There are several theories, including China. However, there is substantial evidence that COVID-19 originated In China. In the future, please try to avoid strawman arguments.
Last edited by biker1; 04-27-2020 at 06:41 AM. |
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We are Sandals people and will fly. We never cruise anymore as meeting people and staying in one place is more appealing. We were supposed to be in Jamaica now but have rescheduled fo July and of course we will fly.
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When it's truly over, yes to both. The last really major pandemic was 100 years ago. That's pretty good odds. When cruising, however, I will only do it with an outside balcony room. I can't imagine being trapped in an inside cabin for 2-3 weeks.
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