It has been extended. Now other lines will follow.
https://www.royalcaribbeanblog.com/2020/03/24/royal-caribbean-extends-suspension-of-cruises-additional-30-days-due-coronavirus?fbclid=IwAR3Gx8mILutGB9pERKbHBjuaHJF9EBe0Qx78skKz-z5eFjaC2mDascEK4TQ
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Celebrity this week went from mid April to mid May. We’re supposed to leave June 6th. They will have to make some sort of offer to people who are concerned or may be compromised. We don’t want to be the guinea pigs, only to find out they were wrong. The cruise after us has already been modified. At this point I hope they suspend til after July 4. We already have a backup for next year.
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So here's my question: what would happen if the cruise ship pulled into a port and wasn't able to dock due to the dock not being open? Does the cruise then become a cruise to nowhere?
It has happened ... a number of cruises ended up in this quagmire
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Originally posted by:
CruiseQueenNH
So here's my question: what would happen if the cruise ship pulled into a port and wasn't able to dock due to the dock not being open? Does the cruise then become a cruise to nowhere?
Get ONE case of COVID 19 on board, and "cruise to nowhere" becomes a really good name for it.
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So here's my question: what would happen if the cruise ship pulled into a port and wasn't able to dock due to the dock not being open? Does the cruise then become a cruise to nowhere?
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With this new extension my April 13th cruise has been cancelled by RCI. I'm good with the decision but I was looking forward to going. I will be glad when this virus has run it's course and is over with. I do plan on and I am looking forward to cruising again. Everyone please be safe.
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Carnival has now postponed their announcement from Friday, March 27th to Monday, March 30th. What is up with that?
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I suspect they don't know what to do. But the cynic in me says they know EXACTLY what they're doing. Mebbe they can blame somebody else.
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Carnival has now postponed their announcement from Friday, March 27th to Monday, March 30th. What is up with that?
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Thats a hellacious batting average!! We have had to reschedule a few, no big deal actually as I remember it. This last wouldve been 23, and the first we ever had to cancel outright. It sucks. Even with the FCC.
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After 136 cruises I had to cancel 3 cruises so far 
The common sense approach would be to listen to the health folks and just err on the side of caution. Monique cancelled her Alaska cruise with her sisters, and we are reconsidering our Feb 2021 cruise just because with the drop in wages, the savings account won't grow as planned. Also, if this thing comes around again, then we would be better off is we we not stuck somewhere in the Caribbean .
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