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Testing will be history in a few weeks. It is a steady transition. Why would someone need to test who is unvaccinated and had covid 6 weeks ago ( better robust immunity), but someone fully vaxxed a year ago doesn't? It was stupid to begin with and made zero sense, they know it, and it will be history soon.

Hi, Quick question. In the beginning, some restaurants on Mardi Gras were free until further notice ( Chibang etc. ). Those of you that have been, are they still free for now? Looking ot book and wondering. thank you.

6 minutes ago, BlerkOne said:

People cancelling cruises allows Carnival to cancel a lot of $600OBC.

That is OK. I probably won't be cruising for a while anyway.

I don't mind the protocols, they are free to do that. I have 3 teen boys not vaccinated and need to cancel 2 cruises. I cannot even get through for the last 3 hours. I would say many are trying to cancel.

I find if you call and get a message that they are too busy to answer calls, hang up and call right back. I did that a few times and got a hold of someone right away.

Rolling dufflebag is what we use.

For the price we are paying, I don't want to just sit on my balcony because nothing is going on onboard and not stop anywhere of significance. I have waited since 2020 to cruise I will wait a bit longer. We are cancelling our May2022 cruise on Carnival until this settles down. I get the mask wearing, and if it is the rules then people should abide by it. I don't like wearing masks, don't wear one in FL and I will wait it out until it is not required. Not my idea of fun. I will go to the beach for a week and sit on my balcony and enjoy the beach without a mask. *** opinions are my own***

I have cancelled every cruise since March 2020 and received a refund. The latest was my March 2022 cruise and I am about to cancel my May 2022 cruise once those protocols are announced. I have received a full refund in 3-4 days on my credit card. You need to call Carnival and talk to someone.