tallone16

Can anyone tell me where or how I can get a covid test when I get off a cruise ship? I need a negative test to get back into Canada.

Thanks if you can help

Is it cool sailing out of New York in late April? Do people still sit by the pool?

And is it cool in Bermuda as well?

Has anyone used resort for a day on St. Kitts?

Would appreciate reviews or opinions.

Thanks. I'm thinking on booking the Breakaway in September and it's in Bermuda for 3 days. I had heard the government was thinking about changing the rules last time I checked. So, wanted to make sure I could still do some gambling.

Thank you

Is the casino open on the ships while you are docked in Bermuda?

I was on the June 1-9 sailing of the Freedom. I had a pretty good cruise, bad cabin, but everything fine up until the Sunday. I ate breakfast at the buffet around 8 a.m., then went to bed to lay down because I had been up most of the night. Three hours later, I woke up with excruciating stomach pains. I got to the bathroom and quickly vomited. Laid back down and 2 hours later was worse and everything was coming out both ends. I went to the medical center and was seen right away by the nurse. Never seen a doctor. I had to fill out a questionaire and on the form was a question asking what I thought it was. I wrote in food poisioning. The only thing I was thinking because I was fine before eating breakfast. The nurse told me that for the rest of the cruise, I would be confined to my cabin. Which was fine by me. She gave me a shot of gravol and a couple of pills for later and said she would check on my in the morning to see how I felt. I asked her what she thought it was and she said she didn't know, she wasn't a doctor. Monday morning, I waited in my cabin, and no call or no visit, I finally called the medical center, but no answer. I had an early flight so I went down to the lobby and went to guest services. They told me nobody was at the medical center this morning. Did I want to see a doctor. I said no, I had to get to the airport. Still didn't feel good, so I kept to myself. Took a taxi by myself, then was sick again at the airport. Told the people at my ticket counter and they gave me a mask to wear home which I did. Felt terrible all day Monday, Tuesday, then went to the hospital today. Non stop diarrhea. Dehydrated and couldn't keep anything in my body. Doctor said it was a virus, didn't give it a name. I was given a an I.V. and some antibiotics and sent home. I was the one who told my room steward about being sick because he was worried about me not coming out of my cabin all day. He finally knocked. I heard at the airport that there were more people sick on board.

First time sick on a carnival cruise, this my 13th. Don't know all the answers. But, I've missed the last two days of work because of it.

And I will cruise again. Kind of curious though, that I never got a follow up from Carnival.

We're heading to Nassau in a couple of weeks for the day on a cruise ship. We want to go to Cable Beach. What's the best way to get there? And how much does it cost to use hotel facilities?

Any input appreciated,