VentureMan_2000

The 2 cruises I booked are B2B's in September, from New Orleans. Was going to visit New Orleans for a week ahead of the B2B's.

I'm happy to have my May cruise cancelled. I really don't think I will be ready for cruising again ( and airlines ) until at least 2023. Having said that, I still have 2 cruises booked for September 2021. Wonder what the odds are that they will be cancelled too ?

Just checked... I only see one cruise for May -- May 27 out of Jacksonville FL. None of the other previous May cruises show.So that looks like my May 8th cruise has been cancelled. waiting for a notice now.

Just checked... I only see one cruise for May -- May 27 out of Jacksonville FL. None of the other previous May cruises show.So that looks like my May 8th cruise has been cancelled.

Just checked... I only see one cruise for May -- May 27 out of Jacksonville FL. None of the other previous May cruises show. So that looks like my May 8th cruise has been cancelled. Whoot !

I see all these ships still scheduled for May cruises...

I see 41 cruises listed for May...

So... does all this mean no straws... ?

Norwegian Cruise Line is extending its suspensions through May 31.

It rises and falls a lot every day. Someone could make a lot of money on the arbitrage if they focused.

The article was saying the cost is less than a penny per straw. To compare, straws cost 0.4 cents each when you purchase a box of 3000 straws from a big box store.

My Final payment date for my May 8 cruse is March 25 ( I had it pushed out from early February ). I'm going to wait for the cruise to actually be cancelled. My concern is getting a refund of my travel insurance ($175). If I cancel the cruise, can I also get a refund on my travel insurance or am I out of luck on that refund since I'm the one who cancelled ?

Call Carnival and get your final payment date moved out to Mid March... which is what I did for my May 8th cruise -- moved out to March 25.

Was just reading about this new biodegradable straw... sounds like a ray of hope: Dunkin partners with Wincup to test biodegradable straw as more companies go green (yahoo.com)

I see why the dates do not come up for the 8 day cruises... they do not currently meet CDC guidelines -- cruises can not be any longer that 7 days thru October 31, 2021.