Would you cruise if there was a "modified experience"?

[dexddd]

So a reverse faster to the fun or whatever NCL calls it?  I guess if they can charge for it, it could happen.

[eroller]

21 hours ago, Liljo22 said:

There are rumors that Disney is coming up with a modified experience in order to open their parks back up in the future.  These modifications would include cutting capacity, limiting guest interaction by cutting meet & greets and firework shows, limited the amount of people allowed in line for rides.  If the cruise industry adopted this would you cruise under this format when they start up again.  I would think it would look something like this:

 

-Half Capacity on ships

-No shows/deck parties or very limited attendance to these

-Set dining times to allow planning for social distancing 

-No buffet or very limited access to the buffet.  

-Reduced loungers on the pool decks.   

 

 

WOW sounds like something I would pay more for!  

[erdoran]

No chance until there is an effective vaccine.  The described scenario is less risky but still high risk. Will there be bathroom police for handwashing?  Cough/sneeze police?  Etc, etc

[sanger727]

19 hours ago, lambs2 said:

But what if you were not chosen as one of the "lucky" ones to get a lounge chair near the pool that day? Would that make a difference?

how is that different than any other cruise. If they reduced capacity by 50% and reduced the number of lounge chairs by 50% it doesn’t sound like it would be any better/worse availablility of lounge chairs than any other cruise

[Newfun4me]

On 3/24/2020 at 11:21 AM, raitch said:

I’d love it.  I’d pay extra for it.  Actually... I’m booked in Haven... I guess I’m already paying for it.

Me, too.  🙂 I'll happily pay for that experience.