Actually, I don't take glee in posting the accurate information and opinion that I post. I simply attempt to set the record straight. I, and others, are equal time in an era of unequal time.
Your posting is what would be expected from a Marxist or a Progressive/Statist. It must be counter-balanced with truth, common sense and pro-Americanism.
Enjoy your unvaccinated cruise from Florida. Unvaccinated adult passengers will be treated like social pariahs -- not allowed in entertainment, dining, casino and most other venues. Security staff will be positioned at the entrance of each venue checking your sea card to ensure the plague rats stay out -- and security will wander the ship to make sure the unvaccinated always have their mask on (otherwise they get kicked off the ship). What a great job DeSantis did in "stopping" vaccine passports on cruise ships. Royal Caribbean Reveals Protocols for Unvaccinated Travelers https://www.travelpulse.com/news/cr...als-protocols-for-unvaccinated-travelers.html Royal Caribbean announced that unvaccinated passengers would be banned from several areas of the Freedom of the Seas ship when it restarts sailings in July. According to the official website of the cruise line, Freedom of the Seas is scheduled to depart from Miami on July 2, with most passengers and all crew members receiving the full dose of an approved COVID-19 vaccine. A Florida law will not allow Royal Caribbean to ask if guests are vaccinated, so all passengers who do not show proof of receiving the inoculation will be considered unvaccinated and limited onboard. The updated protocols include a list of restaurants, entertainment venues and public spaces on the ship where unvaccinated passengers will not be permitted to enter, including Vitality Spa, Casino Royale, RED Party and multiple bars and eating establishments. Vaccinated travelers will have full access to all venues onboard Freedom of the Seas and will not be required to wear a mask in areas designated only for guests who received the immunization. While the new rules apply only to the Freedom of the Seas sailings from Miami in July, Royal Caribbean said each ship would have its own list of approved and banned establishments for unvaccinated passengers and the guidelines will change as restrictions are lifted. The cruise line announced each customer’s SeaPass card would be required to access lounges, shows and dining venues, with unvaccinated passengers having a hole punched in their card, while vaccinated guests will receive a wristband.
https://fortune.com/2021/06/28/carn...cl-cruise-ship-stocks-sink-positive-covid-19/ Rut roh.... hope this is short lived..
Everyone, just a sign a waiver and let's get on with our lives. That is what should have happened long long ago.
Unvaccinated? Don't have full COVID medical insurance? Then stay the f@ck off our ship. Royal Caribbean asks unvaccinated Florida guests to show proof of insurance https://nypost.com/2021/06/29/royal...ed-florida-guests-to-show-proof-of-insurance/ Royal Caribbean International said on Tuesday it would require unvaccinated guests over 12 years of age traveling from Florida to show proof of insurance that covers COVID-19 related medical expenses, quarantine and evacuation. The new policy comes after two unvaccinated teenagers tested positive on its Adventure of the Seas ship last week and two others were infected on Celebrity Millennium earlier this month. Celebrity had said it would bear expenses for the two cases. Sailings on its new ship, Odyssey Of The Seas, was also postponed after crew members had tested positive. In Florida, the government bars companies from requiring to show proof of vaccines, which makes it difficult for cruise operators which, as per US health regulators’ orders, need to show a majority of its passengers and crew are vaccinated before setting sail. The insurance policy must have a minimum of $25,000 per person for medical expenses and $50,000 per person in travel expenses, Royal Caribbean said. Proof of travel insurance is a condition of boarding and must be shown at check in, the company said. The changes apply to trips from Aug. 1 through Dec. 31. The cruise operator’s parent Royal Caribbean Group restarted sailing from US ports and has a slew of trips planned after more than a year of anchoring ships. On Tuesday, Royal Caribbean’s Freedom of the Seas received a green signal from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, making it the cruise line’s first ship to resume sailing from the US. Any unvaccinated guests, mainly children, will be subject to additional testing and specific health protocols, the cruise line’s chief executive officer, Michael Bayley, wrote on social media. The ship, which completed a simulated voyage earlier this month, will set sail on July 2 to the Bahamas with a fully vaccinated crew.
What's the real reason for your schadenfreude with regard to American's liberty and their pursuit of happiness?