Pamtastic

The comments about bigger ships (which are also newer) are compelling as well.  We will have to wait and see!

I'm thinking the smaller ships. Less operational crew required and less complexity means they can staff up quickly.  The basics of all ships are the same, so without all the fancy bells and whistles, new or even rusty crew can ramp up quickly.   Finding and training crew to run VR, go karts, lifeguard, casino, is tough, let alone the quantity of hotel crew for cleaning cabins and public spaces, and staffing such a large number of bars and restaurants. 

My gut says that the ramp up will not only involve diminished capacity, but diminished onboard experiences. Likely not a full closure of all dining/beverage, but reduced hours or even alternating days.  Crew hiring is going to be tough as most if not all of them are working in other industries and no longer have work visas or other required paperwork.

Just checked my dailies from July 2019.  

Oasis pool/hot tub deck 12-13 aft was open til midnight each night

Deck 11 pools/hot tubs closed at either 9:30 or 10 each night.

50 spa thermal passes were on sale for $100 on day 1.  Not sure if that meant they only allowed 50 total passes,  or just 50 at that price and any more would be at the regular price.