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The sale info/prices will show up on the website on Aug. 30.

The first three sailings of the Vista have already been cancelled.

SailSafe and Ticket Contract are in conflict. The above from SailSafe is vague. I just downloaded the following from the Oceania website. It is part of the "current" Ticket Contract. "Known or Suspected COVID-19 Case After Boarding. You further understand and agree that if, after boarding, and even if You have fully complied with all COVID-19 Policies and Procedures, You test positive for COVID-19 or exhibits signs or symptoms of COVID-19, We may disembark, refuse re-boarding after a shore excursion, or quarantine You as well as members of Your travelling party, or take other steps which We determine, in Our sole discretion, are necessary under the circumstances to protect the health and well-being of others. Under these circumstances, if You have a known or suspected case of infection with COVID-19 and You are disembarked, refused re-boarding, or quarantined, You shall be entitled to a prorated future cruise credit for the unused portion of the Cruise Fare or if required by law, a prorated refund for the unused portion of the Cruise Fare. You are responsible for all other related costs and fines, including without limitation travel expense. Under no circumstances shall We be liable to You for any other costs, damages or expenses whatsoever incurred by You." Looks like FCC might still be possible.

The SailSafe Program continues to evolve. Later in 2022 pre-tests was no longer required for many cruises where the country of embarkation does not require testing. Oceania was still recommending pre-testing even though not required. The consequences for not pre-testing were dropped from the SailSafe Program FAQ's. Now the consequences are back and pre-testing is required to be reimbursed for quarantine and "return embarkation arrangements" (whatever that means). And the pre-tests need to be officially documented.