Cruise and Theme Park Operational Updates due to Coronavirus

[Joe in VA]

Double post

 

[hertamaniac]

Yes, the closing window of sail credits does effect the bookings. A reduced capacity sailing should equal a reduced workforce and entertainment as a means of cost control. But, I get the sense that the ticket pricing will push the limits for those that would pay a surcharge to sail again soon.

 

[Eric Smith]

Its already been proven people will not pay the prices, which is why they were substantially less before the closure.

Then the prices will go back down and there's nothing to worry about.

 

[PrestonatorSR]

I, surprisingly, liked their ice cream and didn’t mind the lines because they always moved quickly... however, I Love candy! So a location that incorporates candy with anything makes me happy! I think “Confectionary+“ has a nice ring to it lol

Sorry, but my subjective opinion is right ---Ice cream is an infinitely preferred option over candy. Miss Ample Hills--lines always moved quickly, as stated. It was a "not to miss" every time we went. Candy is not going to pull us in, sorry...

 

[mrsap]

Disney Cruise Line Faces Federal Lawsuit After COVID-19 Claims

 

[Makmak]

I JUST saw the article and they are suing with positive tests 4 and 6 weeks AFTER the cruise according to the Sentinel
Article.

 

[Eric Smith]

Disney Cruise Line Faces Federal Lawsuit After COVID-19 Claims

I'm sure this will go absolutely nowhere. They'd probably have more of a leg to stand on if they didn't go on the cruise and lost the money. I don't know what Disney did wrong when they actually did go on the cruise. It will also be impossible to prove that they caught COVID on the ship.

 

[New Mouse]

Disney Cruise Line Faces Federal Lawsuit After COVID-19 Claims

Disneys stance that no crew or guests reported symptoms...that was the healthiest cruise in the history of cruises if that were the case.

 

[npatellye]

Disney Cruise Line Faces Federal Lawsuit After COVID-19 Claims

This is odd. DCL let passengers on this cruise cancel and get a full refund up to Friday, March 6th. I only know this because my good friend and her family were supposed to be on this and they received the cancellation email; they canceled on 3/4/2020 and received a full refund.

 

[mrsap]

This is odd. DCL let passengers on this cruise cancel and get a full refund up to Friday, March 6th. I only know this because my good friend and her family were supposed to be on this and they received the cancellation email; they canceled on 3/4/2020 and received a full refund.

Here’s DCL Fan’s article, which has some additional statements included:

DCL Fan

 

[npatellye]

Here’s DCL Fan’s article, which has some additional statements included:

DCL Fan

Thank you! I was beginning to wonder if I was crazy. I just texted my friend to make sure that I actually was remembering correctly.

 

[mrsap]

Thank you! I was beginning to wonder if I was crazy. I just texted my friend to make sure that I actually was remembering correctly.

You’re welcome!

 

[mrsap]

Candy is not going to pull us in, sorry...

It will pull me in

 

[TikiTikiFan]

Any updates/new speculation on when the Remy ride will open?

Keeping our fingers crossed it's open when we come in June!

 

[zapple]

I saw a DCL commercial on the History channel tonight, which surprised me. And yes, people were wearing masks.

 

[hertamaniac]

Domestic Cruises Are Coming Home To England on May 17

 

[tink2424]

I JUST saw the article and they are suing with positive tests 4 and 6 weeks AFTER the cruise according to the Sentinel
Article.

Not sure if this is the case but in March there were very limited amounts of tests and some doctors/hospitals would not test a person unless they had high fever and a cough. I know this as I had COVID and got sick March 16th and didn't get tested until the end of April. So that could potentially account for the reason why the positive tests were not done until much later.

 

[helloconnie]

I JUST saw the article and they are suing with positive tests 4 and 6 weeks AFTER the cruise according to the Sentinel
Article.

This certainly does not add up. Generally, once you test positive for Covid you are to retest 90 days later (3 months). So, unless this person was extremely ill, the timeline suggests that they contracted the virus AFTER the cruise.

 

[scrappinginontario]

It is difficult to determine information re: what did/did not happen disease wise (not refund wise). We're looking at it based on what we know today. I remember back to a year ago when everything was just starting to change in North America and what we knew was changing moment to moment.

 

[Chris Ehlers]

I saw a DCL commercial on the History channel tonight, which surprised me. And yes, people were wearing masks.

I saw that as well......interesting