mworkman

@Cmc http://creative.rccl.com/Sales/Royal/General_Info/Suspension_CWC_Reference_Grid.pdf

It appears this is false information or the Port Authority wants to keep it close hold and not tell anyone in the office. This answer was posted on another site when asked about closure for next year. Good morning (Name Removed, not mine). In March 2020 the CDC issued a No Sail Order that was applicable to all cruise ports in the US including Tampa. The No Sail Order was lifted effective November 2020 with conditions set on returning to sail. To be clear, Port Tampa Bay (aka port of Tampa) is not closed to cruising, rather cruise lines are establishing (or have established) protocols t

Is your sailing date after 03/31/22? Promotion Sailing Window: Sailings from 1/1/21 – 03/31/22 (Availability of offers varies by eligible ships and individual tours - details are below) Ships: AD, AL, AN, BR, EN, EX, FR, GR, HM, ID, JW, LB, MA, MJ, NE, NV, OA, OV, OY, QN, RD, RH, SR, SY, VI, VY Sailings: Select Alaska, Asia, Australia, Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, Caribbean, Europe, Hawaii, New Zealand, South Pacific, Reposition & Transatlantic sailings Exclusions: SC + Charter Sailings

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Yea..here's your vaccine.. http://

Best help I can give you.

FYI...There is two pages...scroll down to see the second page.

I’ve not seen this posted anywhere on the site or I just missed it. I did steal it from off the other site, you know..the one we don’t talk about. http://creative.rccl.com/Sales/Royal/General_Info/Suspension_CWC_Reference_Grid.pdf

Rumor has it that the CDC is working hard on establishing No Sail Order again! Effectively immediately, using the numbers published by the media currently today, lasting for 6 more months. Only time will tell..does published Pharma vaccine hold off that order..who knows?

@JLMoranI looked into doing just this, I priced the cruise and all the equivalent tours associated the 8A, I found that it adds up to the same price with the exception of transportation from the ship to hotels/train and airport not being added. In the long run, I wouldn't like the headache of something falling out of the itinerary last minute and scrambling to find an alternative.

Seems like the carrot was snatched back https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2020/11/11/royal-caribbean-has-no-plans-ask-volunteers-test-cruises-are-not-employees

Not so fast!! https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2020/11/11/royal-caribbean-has-no-plans-ask-volunteers-test-cruises-are-not-employees

My best guess would be that Allure won't see refurbishment until long after cruising resumes, with more of a financial footing for the company.

Looks like there prices are up too. I'm referring to the Alaskan Cruise/Tour prices.