Tennessee Titan

14 minutes ago, cruiserchuck said:

Is this something new?  I have been on many cruises that stopped in Mexico, and never needed a tourist card.

apparently since 2016, but it is very vague.....

Looks like it is required, but application has no provision for a cruise entry. Your experience??

Getting an error. Flights also not displayed on itinreary. Been about 3-4 days...

You pays your money and you takes your choice...........

On 8/14/2021 at 10:36 AM, PSR said:

Thanks to everyone so far that has replied; I'm still hoping to hear from some cruisers from today's boarding that hopefully will mention some of the tests they used, as mentioned above in Post #5.

Transatlantic last month, NOBODY even looked at test results...

Just another forum for the complainers ans naysayers to gather. If you really don'r like HAL any more, move on! 

Good luck.

2 hours ago, Florida_gal_50 said:

I use Facebook a lot for issues. 

-1

1 hour ago, Sir PMP said:

I don't think so, he's unimportant...

+1

Are you driving , walking ,or hitchhiking?

Seriously, Lyft is as good as any.

ow many people, luggage???

This is completely dependent on what state (and area and even specific provider). There is no simple answer.....

3 minutes ago, StLouisCruisers said:

 

I hear what you're saying and DH and I agree completely!!  (Nascar reference).

 

Who will be on the ship now when it sails over from Amsterdam?

Just US citizens/permanent residents??

It probably won't be that busy.....

5* - neveer had a PC....

It would be nice if they improved their communications.

At the moment, other liens are offering their guests packages of 2 and 3 Binax test kits. From HAl, nothing,, as usual.

No effort  to keep us up to date on the changing COVID scene (our cruise is 28 days out).

I could go on and on.....

Money is usually refunded, automatically (You don't have to do anything)

and if you are leaving the airport (to go to a ship)??

I have said this before. Posts on sensitive items should include a copy of an OFFICIAL announcement...

5 minutes ago, Gail & Marty sailing away said:

You could check Holland America Web page.

I do, but I  never miss an opportunity to be negative about *******

17 minutes ago, kazu said:

 

HAL has an official FB page and they DO announce itinerary changes and cancellations on it.  I checked their official page and there is no such announcement.

That is too bad (for those of us who don't....).

1 hour ago, luvn2cruzzz said:

Was the post on FB in an official capacity or part of the rumor mill?

That anyone would think HAL cancels cruises on ****** is ridicukous (like do many other things these days)!

Teens are people too!

Glad you all had a safe voyage. We got our Protection Plan refund today, less than 10 days after cancelling...

3 hours ago, cursail said:

They’ve improved the antigen tests. False positives are actually quite rare now, certainly less than 5% FPR. 

5% of 1500 is 75. That is  a lot of poeple that can't board....

We are in Rotterdam Inaugural TA, with HAL Platinum Protection

FROM YAHOO NEWS....

The passengers who died were Mark Henderson, 69, and Jacquelyn Komplin, 60, both of Napa California; Andrea McArthur, 55, and Rachel McArthur, 20, both of Woodstock, Georgia; and Janet Kroll, 77, of Mount Prospect, Illinois. The pilot was Rolf Lanzendorfer, 64, of Cle Elum, Washington

The Rotterdam TA in October will be carrying 1500 more or less passengers, sailing from Amsterdam. Can you imagine how 1500 tests will be administered and results available on sailing day? To say nothing of the cost to HAL.. I would say the odds of it happening are not too good...