Pride - any info on Covid cases Europe cruises

[SVBing]

Checking to see if anyone has heard anything on Covid cases on Pride on its current Europe run? 

[nwcruiselover]

I’m interested to hear any replies on this topic.  I was on the Pride TA April 24 - May 8, and there was never any information from Carnival about covid cases onboard.  With it being a 14 day cruise I imagine there would be some, but no word from anyone on the ship about it.  We weren’t tested getting off the ship, and anyone who needed to return to the US had to test at the airport or at the port.  Carnival charged a “convenience fee” of $100 to test at the port after debarkation and going through customs/immigration.

[ScratchTheRat]

20 hours ago, SVBing said:

Checking to see if anyone has heard anything on Covid cases on Pride on its current Europe run? 

I'd wager it would be pretty bad PR/marketing for the line to disclose such things, plus here in the UK and most of Europe, we have GDPR regulations to follow which means personal data, such as health, is private and cannot be shared without a solid reason.

 

Thus, if Carnival did post details of cases, they would possibly be in breach.