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  1. smokeybandit
    Windjammer is open for dinner on every ship
  2. smokeybandit
    As I mentioned above, not everyone is loyal to a cruise line. And the CDC has now admitted that asymptomatic people shouldn't be testing just for the heck of it.
  3. smokeybandit
    There are many who aren't loyal to a cruise line who did it because every cruise line required it. Now that some do and some don't, it changes the options.
  4. smokeybandit
    Getting rid of testing doesn't affect current cruises. It's the future ones when the casual cruiser is trying to decide which line to pick and sees other ones that don't require a test anymore.
  5. smokeybandit
    I've been on a bunch, but rarely in a position to take advantage of it. Though in June heading to Vancouver for Serenade, we took advantage of it by getting on a direct flight to Vancouver instead of having to connect in LAX
  6. smokeybandit
    That's as big of a thing now as it has ever been
  7. smokeybandit
    Click on the person icon, then click "select a different sailing"
  8. smokeybandit
    This? From an article about 1992-1993 itineraries Monarch of the Seas Year-round (Sundays)--7 days round trip from San Juan, calling at Martinique, Barbados, Antigua, St. Maarten and St. Thomas, and a day at sea. $1,245-$3,530, including air fare.
  9. smokeybandit
    It doesn't appear Navigator stopped there. Didn't even try. It's been circling right around the border like it typically does in between port stops.
  10. smokeybandit
    I think they're waiting for cover from the CDC on updated guidelines for congregate settings (which the CDC is coming shortly) to make this change.
  11. smokeybandit
    With background noise and crew still having to wear masks, it can be challenging. Our waitress last cruise was Chinese. She was very good and was delightful. But with the mask and background noise, it was difficult to understand her. Take off the mask, it would have been fine.
  12. smokeybandit
    Ignore it. Many of us have gotten that email and have safely ignored it.
  13. smokeybandit
    Canada requires a test to board a cruise ship that's going to be in Canada
  14. smokeybandit
    You do if you're entering Canada on a cruise ship
  15. smokeybandit
    I'll be curious of Navigator docks in Ensenada tomorrow
  16. smokeybandit
    Surprising. I wouldn't think there'd be enough demand for it to warrant stocking it.
  17. smokeybandit
    It's 2022. Not 2020.
  18. smokeybandit
    I can't imagine they have it.
  19. smokeybandit
    Royal Caribbean has fresh water pools on newer ships
  20. smokeybandit
    If your casual/first time cruiser is looking for a cruise vacation and all else being equal, seeing "you don't need to take a test" on Carnival or NCL's website for that 7 night cruise is going to be an easy tiebreaker to eliminate RC. RC has to change its tune soon.
  21. smokeybandit
    Blame Canada
  22. smokeybandit
    Yes. This is basically extending NextCruise benefits up to 30 days after your cruise. Expires this month though.
  23. smokeybandit
    Sure, but also add tests for all other common diseases that are spread among large groups. Otherwise why single out covid?
  24. smokeybandit
    Just like the good ole days when people got colds and roamed the ship and no one cared.
  25. smokeybandit
    If you have a booster you're fine. The 270 days is if you haven't yet had a booster.
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