Copenhagen Question

[cantgetaname]

I've never been to Copenhagen (or Scandinavia for that matter).  But I'd love to do a cruise out of Copenhagen to the Scandinavian capitals.   Not speaking Danish,  will I find it difficult to get around and find my way places before the cruise and getting to the cruise terminal/airport?

[d9704011]

No.  English is a common ‘other language’.  You’ll be just fine to do whatever you want or need to do.

[MeHeartCruising]

In my cruise experience, I think every local person I encountered in Copenhagen and the Scandinavian ports all spoke English.  Quite well, actually. 

[mskaufman]

Concur with the other posters.  We had no problem communicating in Copenhagen.

[keplerd]

Cruising out of Copenhagen on June 17th, 2021, and spending three nights pre-cruise in Copenhagen. The ship "Jewel" is already docked in Europe. Any locals or travelers know how travel is looking in Northern Europe? Is  there a chance this cruise might actually happen because the ship is already docked there instead of leaving from a U.S. port? I understand there may be a testing or vaccine requirement if it happens at all! 

[hallasm]

Jewel of the Seas is currently scheduled for sailings from Copenhagen from May. My best guess is that travel restrictions for entry into Denmark will still be imposed by May and June  - it will probably not be possible to enter without restrictions as for example quarantine.

However much can change but I sense it might not be to the better.

 

[keplerd]

On 2/12/2021 at 3:04 PM, hallasm said:

Jewel of the Seas is currently scheduled for sailings from Copenhagen from May. My best guess is that travel restrictions for entry into Denmark will still be imposed by May and June  - it will probably not be possible to enter without restrictions as for example quarantine.

However much can change but I sense it might not be to the better.

 

Thank you so much for the response. I am hoping for a miracle I suppose!