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5 hours ago, TNTLAMB said:
don't forget the crew....
Crew is 98%, passengers are at 95%.
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5 hours ago, LGW59 said:
Serious response for you as well, it is social media, how do I know any of you are experts? Fair question I think, and because I challenge does not mean I am mocking. I do not rely on social media to inform myself. That said, probably some here are “experts “ but I do not rely on what anyone in the social media world tells me. And I am a total vax supporter, was one of the unfortunate ones to have a horrible reaction to Moderna shot #2. And to be clear, I am VERY happy to have been vaccinated, regardless of the reaction to shot #2.
I know you directed the response to TeeRick, but here we go. You're obviously mocking. As far as there are quite a few doctors in this thread who have given their expertise. I know there's at least one member who has posted in this thread whose son(?) was involved in the creation of one of the vaccines. So if you had been involved with this thread from the very beginning, you would know who the experts are, who the well read people are, and who the BSers are... TeeRick is definitely one of the very well read ones in here, by the way.
Just because this is a "just a message board", don't be so quick to dismiss people.
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"jg51", I have friends and family who actually live in Texas (completely different parts of TX, as well) and I know how the state is handling things without having to resort to the media telling me.
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4 minutes ago, logan25 said:
I can state with authority that the Golden Corral was operating their buffet thusly when I paid a visit two weeks ago. Customers were allowed to self serve. But that was in Texas; I cannot, of course, speak for your area.Well, Texas is, shall we say, unique in how it handles thing...
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There will be ways to limit the number of passengers on elevators. I know one building in Chicago placed a large tube like structure in the middle of the elevators and that reduced the total to about 4-6 people per elevator when they could jam in about 10 or so usually. And the only time it would be a major issue is during disembarkation.
Personally, going down stairs is not a big deal, but going up is. Not sure why my knees only bother me when I go up...
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3 hours ago, TeeRick said:
So has the CDC "banned" buffets in the US in restaurants or just on cruise ships? What is the difference?
Buffets on land are still banned as far as I know.
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8 hours ago, J_Bronco34 said:
So, buffets are eliminated? Does that mean that the old way of folks simply grabbing food and adding it to their plates is out OR that buffets are gone period? If people are served, as was outlined above, what's wrong with that??
Still a buffet, just no more self serve, the food will be served to us.
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2 hours ago, Host Jazzbeau said:
But the new CDC release also confirms that test cruises won't be necessary for those ships that agree to meet the CDC 95/98% vaccination standards. Since Celebrity doesn't have a lot of kids on board, they should go the vaccination route. Royal and Carnival are the ones who will have to do the test cruises.
Princess as well I would think.
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4 hours ago, jgmorgan said:
Celebrity lacks IT acumen? Surely you jest.
(Sorry, couldn't help myself.)
Yes they do.
And don't call him Shirley.
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18 hours ago, John99 said:
This thread should be on the Princess Roll Call under Majestic Princess.
I’m almost certain the Cruise Critic Administrator will move to the Princess Roll Call board.
Why? They're asking people here who have taken this before.
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4 hours ago, Homosassa said:
I could, but I won't.
It is time that those who are capable of doing their own research do so.
It took years, but I finally understood those annoying teachers that when asked a question, would tell you to look it up. They were teachers, not enablers.
2 hours ago, D C said:If that's your approach, it might be helpful to actually communicate your concern before setting others off in search of the unknown with a few seemingly random search terms.
I know what he's referring to and it's idiotic. There is absolutely nothing out there from legitimate sites or news sources. Period.
But to hammer it home, here's what WebMD says about it: Why COVID Vaccines are Falsely Linked to Infertility
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7 hours ago, joe/jack said:
7-24-21 Western is now expected to sail
TA is saying to start packing your bags
I bet you're all... Jacked up for it.
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22 hours ago, DSJ28 said:
I wonder how the 95% of passengers vaccinated is calculated. Is it 95% of the maximum capacity? Or 98% of actual capacity?
What happens if more than 5% of the passengers on a particular voyage aren't vaccinated? Do enter a lottery at the port to see who gets onboard?
Here's the thing though, on most ships, 5% of the passengers is about 100 people approximately. Sounds to me they're taking the kids under 16 into account. I might be wrong, it's just how it looks to me.
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15 hours ago, wrk2cruise said:
Actually most of the requirements of the CSO are still in place. The changes were really options for them to bypass the simulated voyage step providing they require mostly vaccinated crew/passengers on their restricted revenue sailings.
They are still waiting for the Cruise Lines to satisfy the port contracts and other parts of phase 2a. They said these would have to be complete pretty quickly to be able to complete the other steps and make a mid July restart. The next couple of weeks should be telling. Ball is certainly in the Cruise Lines court now.
We're basically at the point of telling the 4 year old to eat their vegetables first then they can get dessert.
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28 minutes ago, Fouremco said:
Hopefully. We don't want to see it renamed the Descent.
That's new submarine for the underwater branch of Celebrity.
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6 minutes ago, WestLakeGirl said:
Terrible choice. It will soon wind up being called Ass-end, I predict
To be the butt of everyone's jokes....
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7 minutes ago, D C said:
Does it hurt when they administer the proof of vaccination? 😲
Like a son of a....
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4 minutes ago, WonderMan3 said:
And once again that puts us back to the question of what would the cruise lines be requiring for proof of passenger vaccination? Those cards can easily be forged (and already are).
Crew vaccination appears to be a whole other complication what with the case numbers and low vaccination rates in places like India and the Philippines which supply large numbers of crew members.
And this is where the CDC and the cruise lines must work together to figure that out. One cannot leave it up to the other alone to "make it work".
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Mask Mandate for cruises CDC?
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I'm definitely NOT anti-mask, but these rules fly in the face of current CDC rules about not needing a mask outside. I was expecting rules, but these are pretty hard core, IMO, especially if you've been vaccinated.