Judge Denied CDC request to keep Covid-19 Cruising restrictions.

[matymil]

On 7/8/2021 at 8:36 AM, TNcruising02 said:

The cruise lines are perfectly capable of dealing with this like every other industry.  As long as they have a plan in place for people who test positive or need medical care, it's a  nonissue.  It looks like the cruise lines are sailing just fine so far.  Super spreading on a 7 day cruise just isn't going to happen with the way the lines are running or planning to run.  

I am so glad the CDC has lost so far.  We will see what happens with the 11th circuit court, but I am not sure how long that will take.  Cruising will have been going on for quite awhile by then and all of the CDC's March 2020 stats will mean absolutely NOTHING.  Maybe now Disney can move forward too.  The entire situation was overkill and I am so glad that the cruise lines can be responsible for themselves.  Covid is in the US, so a positive person isn't bringing some rare disease back with them.

Exactly. The airline industry has been dealing with it basically nonstop since it started. 

[songbird1329]

The cruise lines are going to keep doing what the CDC suggests, even if it no longer carries the force of law,   Because they don’t want outbreaks on their ships and they really don’t want lawsuits ….

[ontheweb]

11 hours ago, soremekun said:

Can this be appealed?

Yes, as high as the Supreme Court.