CruisingNole

I'm multitasking...I'm sure I'm the one that's off. 🙂

I just finalized a "lift and shift" moving my December 2020 cruise to November 2021. I logged into the CP out of curiosity and the "20% off" price for a deluxe package is...$67. Meaning the onboard price is $84. And the typical BOGO 1/2 off deal (if they continue to offer that) would be $61. But then again, it's Royal math, so who really knows what the number is or will end up being. But I gotta say...$67 CP 20% off price for a 7 night on Oasis is by far the highest I've ever seen. It will be interesting to see where that price will be in 12 months.

I am in the process of finalizing a "list and shift" for a December 2020 voyage on Oasis. Moving it to Thanksgiving 2021. Even if cruising is resumed by December (I highly doubt it will), the cruise lines will need time to "work out the kinks" (to put it lightly) with all of the new regulations. I'm not particularly interested in being a test subject. Here's to a better year in 2021.

So "initial recommendations" by August. Then a bunch of back and forth to fine tune. Then submission to CDC for approval. There will be no cruising until 2021.

ok, boomer

You present yourself as a very credible source of information.

The OP insinuated it was still a thing, and that it was going away. To my knowledge, there’s been no midnight buffet in at least the past 15 years.

Quick, report the comment, the sky is falling! 😂

If you don’t like what’s on TV, change the channel. And typing in large red font doesn’t help to convey your message. But it does trigger an OK, boomer. 👌👏 There’s an option to ignore specific users. Give it a shot, it works wonders. You’re next on my list. 😉

Midnight buffet? 🤨

There are multiple articles. Numbers are rising. Mostly tied to bars. https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/education/os-ne-coronavirus-ucf-area-seminole-orange-20200617-pwcqdh5sdbgxdc4fuge32gge34-story.html

OK Karen. 👌

Ronnie is so far up Donnie's arse that he can't see the light of day. He'll say whatever it takes to deny reality. I just read about a dozen UCF students in Orlando were diagnosed and it traced back to one bar near campus. This is just the beginning. And college isn't even in session. I shudder to think about what things will look like in September.

Out of all the posters to this thread, I can't decide who needs this the most.

Investments. Internet. Shopping. Your current lifestyle is a fantasy to those folks that take you on your cancelled excursions. Imagine how things are going for them right now. Always look for the silver lining. Things can always be worse.