We went to Alaska on the Eclipse, a few weeks ago. All 4 of us have been vaxed to the max. All 4, even though all wore n95 mask when possible, got covid. I am at day 14 and still testing positive.
I think that cruise lines should make testing mandatory every few days. That way it would be hard to hide the fact that one has covid on board. But they won't (it advertises a problem). We know for a fact that some people self tested (positive) and said 'the hell with it I am going to enjoy this cruise, with or without covid" and went about their normal day.
We were on a Oceania cruise in March were probably half the passengers and crew had covid and were confined to quarters (or escorted off the ship). Moon suites where everywhere.
I vote for tougher restrictions and safer sailing!
We went to Alaska on the Eclipse, a few weeks ago. All 4 of us have been vaxed to the max. All 4, even though all wore n95 mask when possible, got covid. I am at day 14 and still testing positive. I think that cruise lines should make testing mandatory every few days. That way it would be hard to hide the fact that one has covid on board. But they won't (it advertises a problem). We know for a fact that some people self tested (positive) and said 'the hell with it I am going to enjoy this cruise, with or without covid" and went about their normal day. We were on a Oceania cruise in March were probably half the passengers and crew had covid and were confined to quarters (or escorted off the ship). Moon suites where everywhere. I vote for tougher restrictions and safer sailing!
