Tim B

1/9-1/16: Explorer of the Sea (can’t remember the actual number) was at 30%. 

On Explorer (1/9-1/16) and those islands where not on our schedule. But we did have St. Thomas, St. Kitts, Antigua, Barbados, and St. Maarten (St. Lucia was on the schedule but taken off a couple of weeks before cruising). We had everything afforded to us on the ship and all the islands were open for our cruise. 
My best advise is go in with a flexible attitude and don’t worry about what you can’t do anything about. Before our cruise, I was on ‘pins and needles’ and everything I was anxious about actually never materialized. I was convinced COVID was going to cancel my cruise, my test would be positive, my flight canceled, and no island would be opened up. It was just all a bunch of stuff that did not happen. I would hope for the best but be ready to adjust if needed. Odds are on your side that you will be cruising regardless. Enjoy your trip!

1/9-1/16: Explorer of the Sea (can’t remember the actual number) was at 30%. 

Correct, it is 2 days, not 48 hours.

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

My mom just called to tell me of the CDC’s recommendation and all of you expressed the same thoughts as I did about it. I was more concerned while eating at Cracker Barrel today than being on a ship. Heck, it’s more concerning for me to be at a sporting event or church than it will be on the cruise. They are more wrong than right and I am totally looking forward to cruising on January 9th. 

From a cruise that begins and ends in the US? No, there is not a covid test requirement to return for vaccinated guests.
Unvaccinated guests on sailings longer than I think 4 or 5 nights need to get a test