Mljstr

@Mljstr I went to the doctor as soon as I got home. What I have is bacterial, not viral. I'm on antibiotics, and it's slowly clearing up.

Yes, my change is I will never book an inside cabin no matter how cheap it is! Just the thought of a possible quarantine in an inside cabin scares me?

Yes, my change is I will never book an inside cabin no matter how cheap it is! Just the thought of a possible quarantine in an inside cabin scares me?

Yes, my change is I will never book an inside cabin no matter how cheap it is! Just the thought of a possible quarantine in an inside cabin scares me?

Yes, my change is I will never book an inside cabin no matter how cheap it is! Just the thought of a possible quarantine in an inside cabin scares me?

Yes, my change is I will never book an inside cabin no matter how cheap it is! Just the thought of a possible quarantine in an inside cabin scares me?

Yes, my change is I will never book an inside cabin no matter how cheap it is! Just the thought of a possible quarantine in an inside cabin scares me?

I will be sure to take airborne twice a day. This has been my normal routine when traveling for years. I just got off a 7 day cruise on the Explorer last week. They were doing such a great job sanitizing the ship I got lax in taking my airborne (I still practiced religious hand washing). I now have bronchitis and an ear infection. 

Or President Trump's announcement declaring a national emergency.

My  April 12 Transatlantic was cancelled but I was going to cancel myself anyway. I hope I get a refund and not cruise credit. The notice doesn't specify.
 

We were supposed to leave at 7 CST tonight to cruise on Adventure tomorrow, kick in the gut. Spring Break plus 7 year anniversary trip.

Sure hope this means we get actual refunds and not future cruise credit.

My  April 12 Transatlantic was cancelled but I was going to cancel myself anyway. I hope I get a refund and not cruise credit. The notice doesn't specify.
 

Shutting down solves the issue of doctors notes, lying, secondary transmissions and quarantine. I think it’s going to happen eventually ☹️Take every ship and give them a sanitizing scrub and spruce up and the passengers will feel better getting on at a later date. IMHO

Unfortunately I think they should completely shut down for 30-60 days. I will be affected but it’s for the good of the country. Then no worries about lying. 

There are plenty of people with those conditions who are controlled and in good health, my husband and myself being two. It would put the kabash  on jumping in the car and driving to a close port on short notice. What doctor wants to go out on a limb in case you have a  heart attack on the ship and sue him for malpractice? I agree with PAJ! How many others have diabetes or heart disease and are under 70?  Age discrimination!?

An interesting way to eliminate a large number of pinnacle members - big saving on those extra perks. 

wait and see - we have been on many cruises (Diamond - one cruse away from Diamond Plus)  and spent lots of money - if that is the case we can spend our money someplace else - we have seen people that have to turn sideways to get in a door - do they need a health certificate? I guess we will discriminate against people for the good of who? 

I actually had this same idea and I am over 70 and my husband is too with a chronic lung condition.  I don't intend to stop cruising, in fact we have recently booked a Christmas cruise. But this virus is a horse of a different color and we are canceling our 12 night Transatlantic.

This is why I am waiting to the last minute to cancel my cruise. I would prefer a cash refund instead of cruise credit. With the WHO declaring a pandemic, I am thinking international travel should be seriously curtailed and our Transatlantic to Southampton might be cancelled. London is lagging behind taking any actions other than hand washing, etc. so both my hotel and airline refuse to cancel, refund or rebook.?

Since my husband is 75 and has a serious progressive lung disease and his specialist and the CDC say don’t go We intend to make a claim. I am sure they will scrutinize it carefully. We have read the policy carefully and printed off the form for the doctor and I don’t see why it wouldn’t pay. It’s a legitimate claim. We were scheduled to be on a 12 night TA and now no way can we cross the Atlantic without access to a lung hospital just in case. My husband’s life is worth more than a cruise!  
BTW we are D+ members and have never canceled a cruise before so this is very disappointing for us. 
We appreciate the future cruise credit RCCL is offering but who knows if we will ever be able to use it now. 
I just wish our London Hotel and airline would follow suit. It has been a nightmare. 

Since my husband is 75 and has a serious progressive lung disease and his specialist and the CDC say don’t go We intend to make a claim. I am sure they will scrutinize it carefully. We have read the policy carefully and printed off the form for the doctor and I don’t see why it wouldn’t pay. It’s a legitimate claim. We were scheduled to be on a 12 night TA and now no way can we cross the Atlantic without access to a lung hospital just in case. My husband’s life is worth more than a cruise!  
BTW we are D+ members and have never canceled a cruise before so this is very disappointing for us. 
We appreciate the future cruise credit RCCL is offering but who knows if we will ever be able to use it now. 
I just wish our London Hotel and airline would follow suit. It has been a nightmare.