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Where is everyone? Shortest roll call I’ve ever seen.

I’m Bob from Carlsbad, CA.  Took this cruise March 26 with my family and I’m cruising alone for the first time on this one.  Any suggestions for solo cruisers, like not mentioning you’re alone?😃

Last cruise I was on there was no band at the sail away party and no band at the pool in the afternoon.  Is this a trend on all cruise lines?

I’m not too fussy about the Coronavirus procedures and restrictions, so I just gloss over those and look for information that affects my enjoyment of the cruise.  I spend most of my day on a cruise participating in free activities.  I can’t find any information on how activities will be limited or impractical.  Have they figured out whether there will be 6 shows instead of 2 every evening if audience size is 1/3 of normal?  Will they have multiple lectures?  How will they handle art auctions, trivia, putting and bean bag competitions, pop choir, piano bar, swimming pool, jacuzzi, horse racing, etc.  

With a little creativity they can come up with alternatives for those that are unfeasible.  But since they never publish a (tentative) daily activities sheet in advance of a cruise, I guess I shouldn’t expect much.  But I would like some assurance that I will be busy all day, and the cruise lines will not use coronavirus as an excuse to further limit free daily activities.  My last Princess Cruise had no band at the pool in the afternoon and no entertainment at the sail away party.

Has anyone obtained any info from the cruise lines on how specific activities will be modified or limited?