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  1. I wonder if the Captain announced there is COVID onboard (and this will always be the case even if non detected), would Seabourn passengers actually go back to wearing masks and being socially distant?    Anyone worried about their health because of risk factors should already be wearing masks.   COVID infections are increasing in many areas of the U.S. so cases on any ships are likely.

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  2. We always find luggage assistance at baggage claim outside of the U.S.   Haven’t seen any skycaps in Baggage claim in Dulles, BWI, SFO, Tampa or Miami.   At least when taking Amtrak to NYC they always have great red caps to help with your luggage and even get you a taxi.   Works well for catching a cruise from the New York area.

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  3. I know she was built in 2020, obviously at a very bad time because of the Pandemic.   I wasn’t aware there was an even newer one.   Seabourn had a new ship, the Venture, whose launch was really delayed by the pandemic.   She was supposed to be sailing in Spring 2021, then Spring 2022 and now her maiden voyage is scheduled for July.   We are scheduled to take her in September.

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  4. According to the ABC news last night, COVID infection rates are again rising.   Very young children are increasingly being hospitalized.   They need to approve the vaccine for infants so we don’t have young children in the hospital for COVID.    The vaccines and boosters will at least keep most people from getting so ill.   I imagine we will be living with evolving rules for the rest of the year.

  5. I thought the Silver Moon is a new ship.   They always sail with Non Revenue passengers to publicize a new ship.    Guess if you count the number of passengers traveling free on Casino passes, we would be surprised at the number of no fare passengers.   The Blue Chip program on the Royal brands finances a number of the “free” cabins and  Silver Seas is under that umbrella company.

  6. I have friends and relatives with severe food allergies.   They don’t eat in restaurants, fly or take cruises because hospitalization is required if they are exposed to their allergen.   They always carry epi pens and carry their own home prepared food if they are visiting friends at meal times.   Your allergy must be less serious as you cruise and count on others to safeguard your life.   Life is too precious to risk it by trusting others to provide food free from allergens.

  7. If you paid for your Business Class tickets and need to take the later flight you should be okay.   The passengers who were upgraded don’t have a right to keep a business class seat if a paid business class passenger needs the seat.   Many times 90% of those in Business/First are upgraded.   When we flew home on United from Europe only 11 out of 48 passengers had actually purchased a Business/First ticket.

  8. I am happy that Seabourn has put safety first as the Encore is not the QM2 and would not easily weather this storm.    Weather events have often totally redirected cruises.   Do you remember when there were several hurricanes in the Caribbean and ships ended up cruising to New England and Canada?   At least your packed clothing is still appropriate.

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