May/June 2022 Mediterranean Cruises - Limited port adventures? De-facto "Sea Days"?

[wideeyedwonder]

I've read somewhere else that our Mediterranean port adventures are very limited, and have very low capacity (I assume from a "platinum" on our May 28 cruise out of Barcelona).

I've also heard that Disney is limiting people off the ships to only those that have a port adventure booked through them (supposedly on Bahamas/Caribbean cruises)...?

If both are true, and the policy is extended to Mediterranean ports, and we can't get port adventures booked due to low availability, I can't see keeping my reservation.

I can handle the COVID uncertainties (we were on the Fantasy at the height of the Omicron surge), but if we can't get off the boat at all due to limited availability and policies, it makes no sense to cruise The Med with all de-facto "sea days".

Does anyone have information on the above?

 

[Intr3pid]

Way too early for having this sort of specifics about a May/June cruise - and that too out of Europe. We don't even know this much about our WBPC cruise in 5 weeks!

 

[_auroraborealis_]

I've also heard that Disney is limiting people off the ships to only those that have a port adventure booked through them (supposedly on Bahamas/Caribbean cruises)...?

This has only been true when required by a local authority, OR if your party includes an unvaccinated child. So now the restriction in the Bahamas/Caribbean is only if you have an under-5 in your party, or demanded by local authority.

I would expect similar rules in Europe, with a higher chance local authorities will require excursion bubbles.