Limited Capacity in 2021? No inside/oceanview rooms on certain cruise?

[sethschroeder]

I was looking at a Sept 11, 2021 cruise and when looking only veranda rooms are open? Is this by design? A glitch? All sold out?

I would only do a veranda anyways but wondering if this cruise is actually planned to be limited capacity maybe?

 

[Snowwhyt]

Of course nobody knows for sure right now. But I would suspect that they will offer those rooms if they’re not needed for Covid spacing requirements in the future. A little advance planning to be ready if necessary.

 

[ArielRae]

I wonder if they are blocking rooms so they can make it so families can be guaranteed to have their own table at dinner times due to COVID-19.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I wonder if they are blocking rooms so they can make it so families can be guaranteed to have their own table at dinner times due to COVID-19.

I'm thinking that the lower category rooms are being used to accommodate crew, since 2-4 in a room (normal crew cabins) would be against distancing protocols.

 

[JM23457]

I wonder if they are blocking rooms so they can make it so families can be guaranteed to have their own table at dinner times due to COVID-19.

That, combined with crew needing more space, is probably it.

 

[n2mm]

I'm thinking that the lower category rooms are being used to accommodate crew, since 2-4 in a room (normal crew cabins) would be against distancing protocols.

I was thinking the exact same thing.

 

[insureman]

The German cruise ship Mein Schiff ll recently sailed with only balcony cabins occupied. Maybe just in case you're quarantined on board you're not stuck in an inside cabin.