[alexander_busek]

In addition, I’ve been on one ship (Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas, sailing from Seattle to Alaska) where some of the key venues (including the ship’s pub, casino and wine bar) only were open only to passengers vaccinated for COVID-19. You showed your vaccine card at the start of the cruise to get a wristband that got you into all of the areas.

That passage caught my eye, as well.

After all: Who could possibly object to paying the same fare as everyone else, but being denied access to many of the amenities? /sarcasm

Are the unvaccinated riff-raff at least allowed to vomit over the same rails as everyone else?

Regards,

[AC86UT89]

“After all: Who could possibly object to paying the same fare as everyone else, but being denied access to many of the amenities? /sarcasm“

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I agree that would suck.

But bear in mind the non vaccinated accept those conditions when they pay for the cruise. No one is forcing them to go on a cruise.

And the vaccinated passengers ARE paying more for these
cruise perks. There is a cost - potentially a large one - associated with the risks they took when they agreed to receive the vaccine. After all, vaccines are “experimental gene therapy” - I am reminded of that every time I log into free republic lately.