I’ve seen/heard very few complaints about requiring vaccination to board a cruise ship. Most passengers are olde and more vulnerable, therefore they prefer cruises where vaccinations are required.
Most passengers are olde and more vulnerable, therefore they prefer cruises where vaccinations are required.
Nope. Just Ye Olde $hift Working $hot $hills, Dugway.
“I’ve seen/heard very few complaints about requiring vaccination to board a cruise ship”
You can add me to the list of complainers.
I was planning to go on a group river cruise in France this past Spring, but the organizer/leader in our group declined the vax (when we first planned the trip there was no vax requirement) and so the entire trip was called off and the cruise line refunded our deposits (since they changed the rules after we deposited).
“I’ve seen/heard very few complaints about requiring vaccination to board a cruise ship.”
I’m not complaining. I’m also not getting on a cruise ship and they’re not getting the $20k to $30k I used to spend on them every year. Screw them.
Let me lodge one. Wife and I want to take a cruise but won’t take the clot shot to get on the boat. I know plenty of other people who took the initial jabs but have wizened up and won’t take a “booster.” Also most line require 12yo and up to be jabbed. Cruises may get the old timers (who probably should take the shot) but they are losing plenty of families with the policy.
No doubt they will scare seniors with the monkey pox vax too.
The shot lasts a few weeks or so. You would have to be a moron to get one. Oh, wait...
Well you can add at least 2 more.
We choose not to cruise as long as the testing or injections are required.