Recent cruises Question

[Senior Sea Dog]

Can any recent cruises post the of totals of cruisers or percentage of same?

[jakers]

When we were on the first Alaska cruise on the Neiuw Amsterdam (post covid) in July we were supposed to be at 50%. So many people wanted to join the cruise that they pushed it to 60%. This was before they started mandating masks and pre-cruise covid testing. We were on the Carnival Panorama in October and we sailed at 65%. Carnival was offering great deals just to fill up the ship. Most cruises are sailing now between 50 and 65%. We just received and offer from HAL for a free cruise. They are still trying to fill up the ships. 

[Florida_gal_50]

I just happened to be walking through the ship (koningsdam) this morning when they were having the q and a.  I don’t know who the people were answering the questions but I believe he said this sailing was 60.5 percent.  Feels more full than that.  This person felt they will be up to capacity by Xmas.  Seems fast to me.

[sansterre]

We were on the first voyage of the Rotterdam VII.  There were about 900 passengers which was about 47% occupancy on that transatlantic cruise.

The second cruise was a 5 day Bahama cruise out of Ft. Lauderdale.  Less than 800 passengers are aboard or slightly less than 40% full.

The third cruise should have 1900 passengers which would be close to 90%.

[MariettaWay]

We were on the Oct 17th Mexico cruise on the Koningsdam.  We were told there were 1,600 people on board and the ship can hold 2,600.  That comes out to 62% occupancy.