CDC status for Allure OTS is orange

[Countedxs]

I see that the CDC has changed the covid risk status of the Allure to orange. What does that mean for us traveling soon on Allure?

[Biker19]

6 minutes ago, Countedxs said:

I see that the CDC has changed the covid risk status of the Allure to orange. What does that mean for us traveling soon on Allure?

 

Nothing. 

[OCSC Mike]

Not much. Most RC ships have been orange for quite a while.

 

Mathematically, it means more than 0.3% of passengers (including crew) tested positive for covid.

 

That's 3 per 1000. So say there are roughly 7000 people onboard, 22 puts the ship in orange.

[smokeybandit]

23 minutes ago, Countedxs said:

What does that mean for us traveling soon on Allure?

Absolutely nothing

[BND]

And?

 

[not-enough-cruising]

58 minutes ago, Countedxs said:

I see that the CDC has changed the covid risk status of the Allure to orange. What does that mean for us traveling soon on Allure?

Nada

[Jimbo]

Was there ever a doubt, with recent reports?

[h20skibum]

Doesn’t it mean that if it is Orange on boarding day, that all cases are crew in quarantine?   Any +ve passengers would have been kicked off, and any +ve would not be able to board. 

[OCSC Mike]

Just now, h20skibum said:

Doesn’t it mean that if it is Orange on boarding day, that all cases are crew in quarantine?   Any +ve passengers would have been kicked off, and any +ve would not be able to board. 

I believe the number has to drop below the threshold for a certain amount of time before the color will lower back to yellow (I could be wrong)... but I see your logic and it makes sense to me.

[nelblu]

Allure was orange on the January 22 sail and it's orange now.

 

Oasis, way back in September was orange and it was their first sail since the pandemic.

[Biker19]

17 minutes ago, h20skibum said:

Doesn’t it mean that if it is Orange on boarding day, that all cases are crew in quarantine?   Any +ve passengers would have been kicked off, and any +ve would not be able to board. 

The lack of testing of B2B sorta messes that up.