Barrycat

We just got off the Spirit and although we used the normal configuration I could clearly feel a split between the two halves. Also the table on the outside wall could be lowered apparently to let the bed to be split.

Pirokop is correct. This is on Windstar website today, a recent change. Windstar requires guests to arrive at the pier with a negative COVID-19 test result in hand. Windstar also accepts medically observed telemedicine tests.

Regent as well as a few of the bigger lines no longer requires testing results prior to boarding. Not sure if I think that is a good idea but my guess is that Windstar will be looking at it.

Babr You might not have wanted the FCC “in the first place” but that’s what you signed on for when you booked the cruise. Granted the cruise itself is what you hoped for but things don’t always work out the way we hope, especially now, but a well informed consumer should be aware of the well publicized aspects, and it is well publicized, of any agreement they sign on to. One month to receive the FCC seems reasonable, the cash in my experience will be on the way. Whatever, it could have been a Crystal booking

Windstar has offered a 5% discount on b2b cruises for years. I checked with them about two months ago and at that point they confirmed that it was still policy albeit Soto vocal.

Just got this from Air Tahiti Nui. Great news Vaccinated travelers are no longer required to present a negative Antigen or RT-PCR test prior to departure to Tahiti.

I’m not involved but we were booked on the SanDiego to Puerto Vallarta portion of this Breeze series but cancelled but still interested. Passenger currently on the Breeze in Cabo was just informed that the rest of that cruise to San Diego and the following up to Vancouver have been cancelled and they have been asked to disembark half way through the scheduled itinerary. A few passengers were infected on the way down and now it’s the crew.