Georgia_Peaches

No

My brother and his family are also sailing in September. As long as covid outbreaks on the cruises are contained, I think you should be ok. Have there been any reports of covid cases on cruises since Carnival started back up?

This is good information. Do you happen to know what measures Carnival is taking to ensure authenticity of the vax card?

I didn't know that. Thank you for sharing. Still seems like quite the hassle and not very relaxing. I am anxious to read the reviews of those coming back from this cruise.

Agree 100%

Ah, that makes sense. Thank you. My dreams of getting back to Europe for travel any time soon are, well...just that...dreams.

What are these and to which airline(s) does this apply? TIA

I guess I miss understood your post. When you said people didn't read beyond the no vaccine requirement, I thought that meant there was something in the fine print that they weren't seeing.

Read the whole thing...what did I miss regarding the vaccine? They are not requiring it but they anticipate that most passengers will have it.

Wow. Just wow.

I'm so glad you said this! It's a sad commentary on our society when we automatically start assuming the worst about people. My daughter's vax card was hand written, my SIL's card has a printed sticker. The CDC has certainly not done us any favors by failing to standardize how these cards are filled out by the person administering the injection. In fact, my daughter told me at her office, when they run out of cards, they make paper copies of them on the copy machine! At this point we have no reason to believe or suspect that the passengers (bless them), falsified their vax status.

So all lines are presumably enforcing masking and social distancing. We have lines requiring the vax and others (at least one) not requiring the vax.. with only one change in variable (that we know of), both have similar results.... Interesting.

Sadly, as much as I want to get back on the ocean, I'm not willing to go back to masking and social distancing in order to do it. We've been back to "normal" for a while now and I just can't fathom going backwards.

Just curious as to what difference this would make?

Oh my...good point!