Leroyr55

Finger we have a cruise on SOS May 8th. So there is talk of possibly limiting the number of passengers. I’ve done mock bookings just to check the price. What I’ve noticed is there appears to be very few cabins available. So if they have to reduce the number of passengers any thoughts on how they would do that.

Tomorrow night Jan 5th at eight they feature Symphony of the Seas on the show. Maybe we can just imagine for a while when watching.

Fingers crossed Symphony of the Seas May 8th 2021.

Well I'm jealous. Guess I better buy more lottery tickets.

It may have been a blue Hawaiian and they went down real easy.

Ok which end do I start at.

I’m just curious about Navigator. I’ve noticed this ship pops in and out of Miami every few days. Not sure if it means anything but it appears to be in port more then other ships.

Excuse the legs.

So we’re hoping our second cruise happens in May on Symphony. We sailed last year on the Allure. For a different experience what non oasis class ship should we choose next. We enjoy good entertainment dining and relaxation. We would be sailing out of Miami or Fort Lauderdale. And hard to say this we’re both in our 60’s .

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts.

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also.

Let’s just hope we can safely get through this and resume our lives. Be safe everybody

https://www.cruisehive.com/cdc-issues-warning-against-all-cruise-travel-worldwide/42932

We’re suppose to sail on her May 2021. Unfortunately we live on the wrong side of the pond and it’s not available to us.

Seems they forgot mine too.

Who cares about 2022 I’m hoping to cruise in May 2021

thank goodness for the

https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/23699-royal-caribbean-to-beef-up-onboard-medical-centers.html I think this reinforces everything they are going to do to make cruising as safe as possible.

https://www.cruiseindustrynews.com/cruise-news/23699-royal-caribbean-to-beef-up-onboard-medical-centers.html This shows what RCL is willing to do to make cruising safe as possible

I noticed last year onboard Allure as we entered a port that country’s flag was displayed up front high in the superstructure. I saw SOS entering Miami this am displaying flag. Just wondering if this is some kind of maritime tradition for cruise ships since cargo ships don’t change their flags. Watching SOS this morning made me want to get there and get on board

Try this webpage. https://www8.miamidade.gov/Apps/Seaport/dailydock/Default.aspx

By the looks of things maybe you can take all of us with you on one of your cruises.

Occasionally I’ll log into the app on my phone. When I start the app sometimes it looks what I’ll call normal. Other times the screen is totally different with no options available.

Welcome to the 65 age joined it last month. Hopefully all the phone calls and mail about Medicare subside soon.

Just curious when looking at web cameras I have not seen any cruise ships in port there. Is there some kind of restriction on the ships the local government imposed on docking there. Cruised out of the port there last year in what was a smooth trip.