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58 minutes ago, taglovestocruise said:

6 weeks ago coronavirus was a Whats That, Never Heard of it. Did you see all the major cruise line stocks jump 15% - 20% today. 

Want a bet it doesn't happen? :)

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RCCL will sail on that date, unless CDC changes the order......or at least really close to that date. They are not in control of the date.  Once you buy something, it's yours.....so it's not my money anymore, the cruise is mine.  If they can't supply what I bought, than I get a refund.....just like if I order something on Amazon. 

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16 minutes ago, Joseph2017China said:

RCCL will sail on that date, unless CDC changes the order......or at least really close to that date. They are not in control of the date.  Once you buy something, it's yours.....so it's not my money anymore, the cruise is mine.  If they can't supply what I bought, than I get a refund.....just like if I order something on Amazon. 

The CDC order ends July 24th, so unless they shorten the order June 12 is a no go.

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5 minutes ago, mek said:

You did notice I said 2021, not 2020??????

I did, but I believe in positive thinking - lol. Realistically, I know it will get canceled.  But I never give up hope until Royal notifies me it has been canceled.   Besides the June one we have 6 more booked through the end of this year.

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Just now, karena1 said:

I did, but I believe in positive thinking - lol. Realistically, I know it will get canceled.  But I never give up hope until Royal notifies me it has been canceled.   Besides the June one we have 6 more booked through the end of this year.

Yikes!  I wish you well with those.  All I have to "worry" about is a November cruise on Oasis.

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1 minute ago, Just1Wonder said:

I just booked the Oasis sailing June 27th, 2020.  I think it's greater than .001% we sail!!

 

So you think the cruise lines are going to have a plan implemented ( hospital ship, specialist Dr. , critical care units) to conform to what the CDC wants to recind the no sail order that doesn't expire until July 24th??

 

Whether its right or wrong the CDC will determine WHEN they sail.

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I read the CDC order.  The order expires 100 days from March 14, 2020.  That would make it June 22, not July 24th.  And that day can be earlier according to the guidelines. Also, the plans mentioned was supposed to be submitted within 7 days of the order, so I'm sure the cruise lines did that already.  I still think the June 27th cruise will sail.  The country is opening up. And the CDC decision making process concerning the cruising industry will probably be guided by the current administration, not on thier own. 

 

https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/pdf/No-Sail-Order-Cruise-Ships_Extension_4-9-20-encrypted.pdf

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24 minutes ago, Just1Wonder said:

I read the CDC order.  The order expires 100 days from March 14, 2020.  That would make it June 22, not July 24th.  And that day can be earlier according to the guidelines. Also, the plans mentioned was supposed to be submitted within 7 days of the order, so I'm sure the cruise lines did that already.  I still think the June 27th cruise will sail.  The country is opening up. And the CDC decision making process concerning the cruising industry will probably be guided by the current administration, not on thier own. 

 

https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/pdf/No-Sail-Order-Cruise-Ships_Extension_4-9-20-encrypted.pdf

The 100 day order expires from the date published in the federal register which was April 15. One hundred days from April 15 is July 24. 
No way are the cruise lines anywhere near being able to meet the requirements of the order, and the order will almost definitely be carried out in full, if not extended. 

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I'm not a legal expert, but I understand that the expiration of the no-sail order is July 24th, and I wouldn't be surprised if the CDC issues new guidance in May, once they've reviewed the plans from the operators.

 

We have cruises out of NYC and Bayonne in mid-July and mid-August this year; because of the impact of COVID-19 on our region, and the aggressive actions of the tri-state Governors to curb the spread of the virus, it's my belief (only an opinion, no facts to back it up) that they will hold cruise operators to additional standards that may go beyond the focus of the CDC Order.

 

The Governors here are very concerned about the assembly of large crowds, and potential for the infection to be re-introduced to the area by visitors from out of state/country; they've used (incorrectly) the term attractive nuisance to describe events that draw large crowds, and people from neighboring areas, as a problem.

 

In short, I'm not optimistic either cruise will sail from the NY area.

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1 minute ago, Retired LEO said:

It will be many, many months before cruises will resume out of Ft. Lauderdale or Miami. 

Idk they are opening beaches that look pretty crowded to me. Hard to say what they will do end of July. Virus might be down because of the heat, before 2nd wave hits in the fall. 

 

My crystal ball is fuzzy

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1 hour ago, Just1Wonder said:

I read the CDC order.  The order expires 100 days from March 14, 2020.  That would make it June 22, not July 24th.  And that day can be earlier according to the guidelines. Also, the plans mentioned was supposed to be submitted within 7 days of the order, so I'm sure the cruise lines did that already.  I still think the June 27th cruise will sail.  The country is opening up. And the CDC decision making process concerning the cruising industry will probably be guided by the current administration, not on thier own. 

 

https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/pdf/No-Sail-Order-Cruise-Ships_Extension_4-9-20-encrypted.pdf

 

You should really consider a different font.

 

This one sux on a cell phone

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5 minutes ago, firefly333 said:

Idk they are opening beaches that look pretty crowded to me. Hard to say what they will do end of July. Virus might be down because of the heat, before 2nd wave hits in the fall. 

 

My crystal ball is fuzzy

The Governor had a news conference today. He's starting phase 1 on Monday for slowly reopening the state. The exceptions are Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties which will remain on lock down due to their high number of cases and deaths. 

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4 hours ago, Floater4life said:

We are scheduled to sail June13 to Bermuda from Cape Liberty, NJ.  Optimist.😄

Cape Liberty is going to be closed for a long time...cruises will resume from other ports in the US, Bayonne will be last.

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29 minutes ago, toocruisin2 said:

I'm not a legal expert, but I understand that the expiration of the no-sail order is July 24th, and I wouldn't be surprised if the CDC issues new guidance in May, once they've reviewed the plans from the operators.

 

We have cruises out of NYC and Bayonne in mid-July and mid-August this year; because of the impact of COVID-19 on our region, and the aggressive actions of the tri-state Governors to curb the spread of the virus, it's my belief (only an opinion, no facts to back it up) that they will hold cruise operators to additional standards that may go beyond the focus of the CDC Order.

 

The Governors here are very concerned about the assembly of large crowds, and potential for the infection to be re-introduced to the area by visitors from out of state/country; they've used (incorrectly) the term attractive nuisance to describe events that draw large crowds, and people from neighboring areas, as a problem.

 

In short, I'm not optimistic either cruise will sail from the NY area.

Opening the ports is way down on their list......

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4 minutes ago, ARandomTraveler said:

I was going to say the same thing. I stopped trying to read it after the first few words and just skipped right past the posts with this font. 

 

Same here. Most people have dropped it by now

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5 hours ago, ptf2009 said:

Wow...you will be the first who received their money from a May cruise. Good for you!

A number of people on my roll call for 5/5/20 Radiance that was cancelled have reported have had their refunds hit their card.  I think you may be mistaken in your assessment. 

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Just now, Tree_skier said:

A number of people on my roll call for 5/5/20 Radiance that was cancelled have reported have had their refunds hit their card.  I think you may be mistaken in your assessment. 

 

I received my refund for our April 26 B2B on April 19. Just over two weeks from time I requested a refund

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1 hour ago, not-enough-cruising said:

The 100 day order expires from the date published in the federal register which was April 15. One hundred days from April 15 is July 24. 
No way are the cruise lines anywhere near being able to meet the requirements of the order, and the order will almost definitely be carried out in full, if not extended. 

Here is the link that verifies what "not-enough" said: https://www.cdc.gov/quarantine/cruise/index.html

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6 hours ago, WeLuvVacation said:

We got ALL our money back within a week after Royal canceled our 5/17 cruise, so please explain the "racket?"

That’s amazing we are over 30 days still have not recorded our refund for April cruise! 😞 

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