[Capt. Tom]

Royal Caribbean trying to get ahead of its virus problem. -Tom

[frank ballenger]

Some of those spring, 2020 cruises a few ships had people stuck in there, quarantined for weeks with contagious Covid victims like at a Cuomo nursing home. Some fun.

[Jane Long]

😱

Looks like these folks will just have to settle for staying home and cooking and cleaning ping.

[logi_cal869]

Open declaration, considering all data to date, concessions by Walensky and the fact that all adults on cruise ships must get jabbed:

Any FReeper who continues to use the word “vaccine” without quotes referencing these jabs is a dumbass, a troll, or both.

[Capt. Tom]

Expect to see more of this maneuvering as the virus affects the other cruise lines. -Tom

[DariusBane]

How can vaccinated crew get covid? 50? I mean the magic jab doesn’t work?

[T.B. Yoits]

Royal Caribbean International has decided to voluntarily [emphasis mine] pause new bookings for all cruises departing through mid-January 2022.

...note the word "voluntarily" suspiciously appears in the statement from Royal Caribbean International. That's bull - the real issue is that too many people canceled on trips that were already well under break-even numbers. Royal Caribbean blames it on O _M M _O I _R C _O R _N O _I N _C , will write off the loss, and will re-book passengers on later, fuller cruises.

How does Royal Caribbean know that O _M M _O I _R C _O R _N O _I N _C will no longer be an issue in mid-January?

[roving]

Being quarantined for a fake test isn’t enjoyable in my book

[entropy12]

I hope my 2 booked cruises on Carnival, one at end of January and another at beginning of February do not get cancelled. We have 2 cabins on each cruise with family members joining in.