Lilo813

Truthfully I'm not certain she typically handles large groups or not. But she's been great - it honestly hadn't occurred to me to confirm these with her (I work in hotel business and don't use TA's very often). Thank you!

Thank you everyone, this is helpful.

Hi - we have an Alaska cruise booked (through a TA) in June with 25-30 other close friends and family members for my mom's 70th birthday (RCL) Everyone has figured out their own excursions and we do have one booked all together (the train in Skagway) but other than that - how do we make plans to spend time together? I assume there is no way we would get tables all together at dinner? We have several things to celebrate in addition to my mom's birthday (high school graduation, a 50th wedding anniversary), is there an option to order a few cakes to eat a dinner one night (I'm only seeing the option for a stateroom delivery). Any other tips for cruising with such a large group? Thank you!

How do you know you got it on the ship? Did you take a plane/stay in a hotel/eat at a dining establishment prior to getting on the ship? Unfortunately due to incubation periods, it's virtually impossible to determine for sure that whomever was the first to "catch" the virus actually caught it while on the ship and not in the 20 other possible places they may have been at before leaving on the trip. This is a bummer for you, but travel companies have been extremely flexible for nearly two years now, at some point they need to start drawing a line.