[StAnDeliver]

• "All guests must present proof of COVID-19 vaccination in order to sail. All WHO authorized vaccines will be accepted. The crew is 100% vaccinated. You must be fully vaccinated no later than January 2, 2022 in order to board."
• "Royal Caribbean and Atlantis requires that all guests present a negative PCR or Antigen test from a laboratory, taken no earlier 2 days prior to departure (Friday, January 14)."
• "At-home tests are not acceptable, except for a specific company that Royal Caribbean has authorized. Please note that this is different from the standard Royal Caribbean policy."

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  Now, check this out. On the day they permitted Oasis to sail, Royal Caribbum cancelled 5 other major cruises in this time frame; kowtowing to the homos for this previously-rescheduled "anniversary" cruise.

  "On Friday, Royal Caribbean also canceled sailings aboard four ships, citing "ongoing COVID-related circumstances":

  • Vision of the Seas — postponed until March 7.

  • Serenade of the Seas — postponed until April 26

  • Jewel of the Seas sailings — postponed until February 20

  • Symphony of the Seas — postponed until January 29

  • Independence of the Seas sailing on January 22, 2022"

[Capt. Tom]

Now, check this out. On the day they permitted Oasis to sail, Royal Caribbum cancelled 5 other major cruises in this time frame; kowtowing to the homos for this previously-rescheduled "anniversary" cruise.

If Andre Mayer has his way it is going to be a wild time cruise. Read the excerpted part of the article below. -Tom

“It’s time to start living our lives again, and vaccines and tests allow us to do that. This isn’t COVID 2020,” said Andre Mayer, a graphic designer from Germany who paid more than $4,000 for the weeklong cruise on board Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas. “This is going to be the wildest party for our community in two years. I’m talking dirty dancing, sex, drugs, raves, orgies and sweet, sweet freedom.”