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I wear a mask on board, off board most of the time.  I "break the ice" if getting looks that I have really bad teeth (not that I do), this makes me personally feel a bit safer.  Up to date on the shots (my choice), and I know people that are sick/ and or had covid that have either not been vaccinated or have been vaccinated - finally something that will not/does not discriminant. 
 
We have cut way back on travel and again our choice so far we are not sick and not had covid, and hopefully will stay that way.

We sail Sunday and will be masking during boarding (we'll drive to the port/no flights) and at all times indoors unless actively eating/drinking. 

We sail Sunday and will be masking during boarding (we'll drive to the port/no flights) and at all times indoors unless actively eating/drinking. 

When the initial decision was made, vaccinations were not available for those under 12. They never changed the policy once they were made available to children under 12 (unfortunately).

Completely agree with the garage! We've sailed a few times from Port Canaveral and used the garage each time. Even when we had my disabled father with us, we dropped him off with the luggage and then parked while he sat on his walker by the door. We were checked in within 30 minutes of arriving (including dropping dad & bags and parking). 

Completely agree with the garage! We've sailed a few times from Port Canaveral and used the garage each time. Even when we had my disabled father with us, we dropped him off with the luggage and then parked while he sat on his walker by the door. We were checked in within 30 minutes of arriving (including dropping dad & bags and parking). 

On that same sailing, Allure 5/28/22 by the last day at sea while waiting for Mama Mia was the first time I was really concerned. The hacking and sneezing was a chorus of it's own, this after our excursion trip from he!! I was sure we were possibly in trouble. That ship was ridiculously packed.
When I received the email afterwards and they had the audacity to ask the question " did you feel we did enough concerning your health and well being?" My answer was NO. My estimation of all the "protocols" in place at this time are for liability protection for Royal, not me or my health. 
I promise I'm not taking this thread anywhere else, just that we pivoted a bit and enjoyed our sailing removed from most of the crowd gathering events. We knew we had to test today for our Mariner on Monday. Our antigens are negative, yay! 
We were careful and had a beautiful sailing, but today was a sense of relief. 
Allure bucket list sailing on the books! 
 

Was a firm believer in off site parking but our Harmony cruise in March out of PC, I bit the bullet & parked in the terminal garage.  OMG it was about $45 more than off site but soooooooo convenient!  Pulled in about 10:40 & were all checked in & in the waiting area 15 minutes later.  Off the ship @ 9am & on the highway by 9:15.  Worth every penny.

My point was, there is no major religion that disallows vaccines; there should be no religious exemption to cruise.

Sailing 6/10/22 and we will be wearing our masks indoors the whole time.

Going on Harmony in one and a half week. It really concerns me with all these positive cases. I wonder if people will start wearing masks on board again.

Kids can have their own C&A number,  my kids each had their own when they were under 18.
https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/crown-anchor-society-loyalty-program-enrollment