gadaboutgal

Currently on the Divina, they only require 2-4 year olds to mask and I see many in that age group who are not masked.

Returning to the original questions: We are on Divina this week. Passenger count is about 3000 and at 70%. Masks are not required except for infants and toddlers. Crew is still "mostly" wearing them (as sometimes completely down around chins) and very very few adult or teen guests in masks. Cannot relay as to what if any protocols if one is sick as they are not published or announced.

For this cruise, there are around 3000 passengers; I was told by staff the passenger load is at 70%. Although we are staying on for the next cruise, I was not able to find out the expected guest count.

Currently In cabin 10130 balcony on Divina, the bed is a pull out

If you are buying the same brand that you get at home, why wouldn't they be the same drug? Would pharmacies or drug manufacturers sell inferior drugs to the citizens of Mexico? What about buying drugs in any other Western country-Europe or Canada? I have purchased drugs in all these areas and have found no difference.

Yes, you can get a scooter into a balcony cabin ; however even with the coffee table removed, if you have a stability issue, maneuvering between the bed and the bathroom or anywhere else in the room is a hazard. With a scooter next to the sofa, you are left with less than 36 inches between it and the desk. This would be sufficient for able bodied guests but not so for those who have any mobility handicap.