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onethatcares

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4. was wondering the same.

Reply to snowybirdie (Original post)

Thu Feb 27, 2020, 10:27 AM

Feb 2020

I was ready to book a 5 day out of Ft Lauderdale to celebrate our 50th anniversary. This came up and I haven't done anything because I don't want to be stuck on a boat in the ocean with a bunch of sick people without a place to land.

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Anyone following our cruise ship problem? [View all] snowybirdie Feb 2020 OP

cruise ships are floating petri dishes lapfog_1 Feb 2020 #1

Hard to argue with that. newblewtoo Feb 2020 #3

I know a couple that have signed up safeinOhio Feb 2020 #2

was wondering the same. onethatcares Feb 2020 #4

met a father and 2 kids, heading out for a cruise yesterday babydollhead Feb 2020 #5

So if they can't even dock, what happens when they need food and fuel? Flaleftist Feb 2020 #6

Replenish at sea bluecollar2 Feb 2020 #9

Mrs Pete and I would happily get on a ship tomorrow KatyMan Feb 2020 #7

No cruises for me. Too many norovirus issues on them. MineralMan Feb 2020 #8