Judge rules for Florida for cruises

[Weedy]

https://www.wftv.com/news/judge-rules-florida/WZOE2YGGGM63RUZM6CWOEARREA/

 

[Lilsia]

This is such a really tough situation. I can't see any cruise line wanting to open up with no precautions. Having an outbreak on your ship does not look good, not to mention the financial ramifications. But how long can a business stay dormant? I don't know how many people they need to make a cruise profitable, but I can see them starting out with a minimum of guests. The CDC might be overly cautious here, but I agree that they should not have to authority to cripple the industry any longer.

 

[SailorsWhyf]

This is definitely hope-filled news!!

 

[DCLMP]

 

[nerdboyrockstar]

Should have gone with fully vaccinated. This will completely change the experience we know and love. But enjoy wearing masks onboard, social distancing, amenities closed, etc.

 

[Cheburashka]

Should have gone with fully vaccinated. This will completely change the experience we know and love. But enjoy wearing masks onboard, social distancing, amenities closed, etc.

It doesn't seem that you read or understand the article.

 

[AquaDame]

Reminder about the covid policy here please: https://www.disboards.com/threads/policy-on-covid-related-discussions.3840344/

I understand this is news, but it is politics/law heavy and cruising lite so I'm going to lock it rather than continue issuing warnings to everyone and letting arguments continue.