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If every country but the United States is doing something, I think it's fair to call it "common" sense.  The rest of the world gets it, we don't.
The science keeps changing because we are learning more about the virus.  It's not some nefarious scheme to keep you off a cruise ship.

If every country but the United States is doing something, I think it's fair to call it "common" sense.  The rest of the world gets it, we don't.
The science keeps changing because we are learning more about the virus.  It's not some nefarious scheme to keep you off a cruise ship.

If every country but the United States is doing something, I think it's fair to call it "common" sense.  The rest of the world gets it, we don't.
The science keeps changing because we are learning more about the virus.  It's not some nefarious scheme to keep you off a cruise ship.

If every country but the United States is doing something, I think it's fair to call it "common" sense.  The rest of the world gets it, we don't.
The science keeps changing because we are learning more about the virus.  It's not some nefarious scheme to keep you off a cruise ship.

If every country but the United States is doing something, I think it's fair to call it "common" sense.  The rest of the world gets it, we don't.
The science keeps changing because we are learning more about the virus.  It's not some nefarious scheme to keep you off a cruise ship.

If every country but the United States is doing something, I think it's fair to call it "common" sense.  The rest of the world gets it, we don't.
The science keeps changing because we are learning more about the virus.  It's not some nefarious scheme to keep you off a cruise ship.

having read this thread that is less than a day old, and digesting some of the opinions expressed as well as observing some of the actions in my community, I can easily see why we in the USA have the highest infection rate in the world. 
Which is to bad because we definitely won't be returning to cruising until that rate is much lower and somewhat under control.  I so want to cruise, but I want to do it safely with very low risk.

Freedumb!!!
 
Some people are all about their rights, and to hell with their responsibilities. Disgraceful attitude.

I cant believe they make me wear clothes to dinner. Where is my freedom.

I think you have this backwards. If you're so selfish that you refuse to get tested when everyone else is required to, then maybe you shouldn't be on the ship to begin with. 

No I don’t only care about myself but thanks for telling me about myself, your opinion is appreciated. I care about our freedoms. We don’t do all of these things for the flu that has been around forever and that is basically what this is. There is no science that proves otherwise. At this rate maybe they should make someone stand in the bathrooms too and watch you wash your hands so the norovirus isn’t spread. You want them watching your child go to the bathroom?  Where does it stop??  And please don’t throw out the fake science provided by CNN and the same scientist who said the world was going to blow up 20 years ago from global warming. Oh right, they had to change the term to climate change because their theory of warming was proven wrong. 

Your premise is flawed... You're not being "forced" to do anything. You would not meet the requirements to enjoy the company's products and that means you stay home. It's really that simple.

I wouldn’t care if nobody was tested. I don’t believe any company should be able to force any person to do any type of medical test or procedure. If there was cruising this entire time and no test being done I would still be on the ship. I believe if you are the one that is afraid and wants everyone else to be tested, maybe you shouldn’t be on the ship to begin with. Besides, someone could test negative to get on and the next day have it, so what good does the test do anyways???  

These are the questions that RCCL needs to address in order to bring nervous minds to rest before cruises start up.

I would have no problem taking a test. 

Just curious, are you OK with everyone else on board, including crew,  getting tested to make sure that you are safe?

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

If your cruise is canceled, which in all honesty it probably will be, that means that covid is still a serious problem.  Therefore, I wouldn't worry about hosting a large Thanksgiving either way.

It will be interesting to see how many of the former cruise ship employees return to their previous jobs. It's good money for them, but, I think this damn Covid-19 has probably scared a good number of them away. I hope I am wrong. And. how long of a training program is it for waitstaff, room attendants, engine room workers, etc??