Yep. This is exactly what the entire state of Hawaii is doing. They don't want to have a "vaccine mandate" per se, so they call it a "testing mandate" instead, and oh by the way if you're vaccinated, you're exempt from the testing mandate.
Nothing wrong with that! Tax the anti - vax! Don't like it, go elsewhere!
Not that important (I think?) I guess it will depend on the price.
That’ll be a fun TR!We have never been, either. This will be our “starter cruise.”Exciting news!! Nice to see some of the onboard experiences are returning in a modified format.
My fiance (and soon to be husband) are thinking of doing the same thing next year for the honeymoon. He's never been on a cruise...everSo naturally, I want his first cruise experience to be on DCL
I feel like if they were able to require all guests to be vaccinated, that they would not have had the mask mandate. I still think that they should have a few adults only, fully vaccinated cruises. I can't imagine they would have trouble filling those.
Did a little poking around last night. For a 3 night Caribbean in September 2022, it's $1685 for inside, $1727 oceanview, $1817 Verandah, and $3287 concierge. It leaves not far from where we live, so there's no airfare or hotel to worry about.
2. DH is concerned about seasickness. He has gotten it before, including on a small boat in the Keys where I was fine. I understand you don't feel the movement very much on these big cruise ships, but you never know. If he's a mess, why extend another day. (This may also be a reason to reconsider the inside room.) This is our starter cruise, we can always do a massive one a year or two later if this one goes well.
for us no. but ymmv. You probably already know but i would try for a cabin midship.Did a little poking around last night. For a 3 night Caribbean in September 2022, it's $1685 for inside, $1727 oceanview, $1817 Verandah, and $3287 concierge. It leaves not far from where we live, so there's no airfare or hotel to worry about.
It's a more or less a no-brainer to go from inside to verandah. The question is if concierge is worth almost double. Again, this will be 100% on points - and for a special event, so I'm happy to splurge if it makes sense. Even with the concierge room, we'll have plenty of points for the nice dinner, the drinks, the excursions or whatever.
It's also very little extra for a 4 night. That would typically be an obvious move, but two factors come into play: 1. Our dog is getting old. The more days we leave her, the more stressed (and likely ill) she will get. Three days is already stretching it, IMO. Hopefully that will not be a moot point by then.
But my main question right now - is concierge worth it?
No to us, either.
I was concerned about that too, with my 78yo dad. Turned out, he felt fine for the duration of our sailing. Pack some Dramamine for your DH, just in case.
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