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Why would that change for cruises from the US? That's literally where they are needed the most 

But why would their stance lighten in the area with substantially more covid cases?

Why would that change for cruises from the US? That's literally where they are needed the most 

There's gonna be so much tension on the first sailings, I can't even imagine it'll be enjoyable. If they strictly enforce it, some people will be pissed, if they don't, other people will be mad.

There's gonna be so much tension on the first sailings, I can't even imagine it'll be enjoyable. If they strictly enforce it, some people will be pissed, if they don't, other people will be mad.

There's gonna be so much tension on the first sailings, I can't even imagine it'll be enjoyable. If they strictly enforce it, some people will be pissed, if they don't, other people will be mad.

I don't disagree that the cruise lines want to operate by the letter of the law, and that it would mitigate most risk... I just see how a majority of Americans act and behave on an everyday basis, and have no faith in those protocols being followed to the level they need to be.

I don't disagree that the cruise lines want to operate by the letter of the law, and that it would mitigate most risk... I just see how a majority of Americans act and behave on an everyday basis, and have no faith in those protocols being followed to the level they need to be.

I don't disagree that the cruise lines want to operate by the letter of the law, and that it would mitigate most risk... I just see how a majority of Americans act and behave on an everyday basis, and have no faith in those protocols being followed to the level they need to be.

Good on NCL for not dragging their customers along when their sailings were less than 30 days out.

A fifth of the team contracted it, don't say idiocy won out because you hate liberal areas. They're are no hard protocols  for what happens if someone contracts the virus yet on a ship.

Hey Alexa, how many unpaid football players tested positive at Wake Forest (leading to a cancelled game, ACC school) this past weekend?

It's not even remotely a bubble. The only way it would be a bubble is if everyone on that ship were locked down for 14 days together in the same places, and then boarded with no outside interaction. That 5 day prior test doesn't do a damn thing when you pick up the virus at miami international, and then show symptoms on days 5/6

One employees an entire state, the other is a leisure activity. Go scroll back in reddit/las vegas, the citizens were pissed when they reopened,  and the workers did feel safe.

vegas's reopening saw an enormous spike in cases 2 weeks after the fact

#hailcorporate

If I was traveling on the most well known cruise line, I would expect competent doctors, not butchers.  RCL loves to flaunt it's world class facility and staff, why does medical fall outside of those parameters?

Then maybe they should improve the health services on boats that carry small cities. Imagine if we had to rely on them to identify something like a virus? Wait...

If I was traveling on the most well known cruise line, I would expect competent doctors, not butchers.  RCL loves to flaunt it's world class facility and staff, why does medical fall outside of those parameters?

My thoughts are that they treated this like a college student who wrote their term paper the night before.  More questions than answers, and literally just made bullet points of obvious protocols, like masks and social distancing. They put on a dog and pony show, and RCL fanboys lapped it up. How about you let us know about November? My sailing is about 40 days away, and I have no clue if it's going out or not. Do I need to be looking at getting tested a week before? If so, I need to take an additional day of of work to do so. When is the cutoff point for them canceling? Is it while I'm at the airport? Shame on them for dragging people along like this. If you don't have answers 30 days prior, then you do right by your customers and cancel.

Then maybe they should improve the health services on boats that carry small cities. Imagine if we had to rely on them to identify something like a virus? Wait...

If I was traveling on the most well known cruise line, I would expect competent doctors, not butchers.  RCL loves to flaunt it's world class facility and staff, why does medical fall outside of those parameters?

Here in America, I get to pay $300/month, and it doesn't cover a damn thing. 

Fantastic, now we can decide between the beverage package, and dropping $400 on 2 covid tests