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This should be fun lol

 

 

recommended to remove coffee machines, kettles, and all mini bar products from the cabin, unless these products are offered from a dispenser or can be disinfected between occupancies. It is preferable that the above devices or mini bar products be made available upon a passenger’s request, so that their disinfection is ensured. The mini bar can be used as a refrigerator by passengers and should be disinfected after each check out.
A disposable cover should be placed on the TV and the air-conditioning remote controls to facilitate proper disinfection, unless these items can be easily and adequately cleaned and disinfected.
All types of surfaces and materials which may be touched, including textile surfaces (e.g. sofas, cushions, rugs, furniture, wallpaper) should be cleaned between occupancies.
During occupancy of a cabin by the same passenger/passengers, clothing and towels should be changed upon a passenger’s request or routinely, but it is recommended that routine changes are made less frequent than normal (e.g. avoid changing of towels twice daily).

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2 minutes ago, Airbalancer said:

Maybe they will stop sending out flyers for the art and jewelry auction 😂

 

We can only hope and that it applies to North American sailings as well once they resume!

 

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Casino layouts should be reviewed so that physical distancing of least 1.5 metres 

 

Positioning of seats (sunbeds, chairs, poufs, lounge chairs, etc.) should be such that the distance between the edges of the seats of two passengers from different umbrellas or two passengers from different rooms is at least 1.5 metres 

 

It is recommended that bathers are separated by a schedule or if possible, by different facilities for swimming and service for different groups.
The maximum allowable number of bathers at any time in the swimming pools should be one bather per 4 m2 of water surface, regardless of the depth of the pool. Small hot tubs (with depth less than 1 m and tub volume less than 6 m3) should be used only by bathers of the same household or by bathers staying in the same cabin at a time.

 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, irzero said:

Cruising is dead if this is true.

 

Really, smoking in the casino?  Celebrity pulled it off, and it's been working for over 10 years now.

 

They said the same thing about bars banning smoking, but they actually ended up getting more business, including mine.  🍷

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1 minute ago, Wine-O said:

Really, smoking in the casino?  Celebrity pulled it off, and it's been working for over 10 years now.

 

They said the same thing about bars banning smoking, but they actually ended up getting more business, including mine.  🍷

 

Pretty sure they meant with the guidelines, not eliminating smoking.

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2 hours ago, HaveWeMetYet said:

They will need to triple the number of crew members to enforce all this crap.

one bather per 4 m2 of water surface, LOL.

Does anyone hear the bankruptcy alarm bell ringing?

Maybe not.  It's possible that only the 2% of truly addicted year round cruisers would tolerate all this crap and even be interested in boarding.  

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3 hours ago, soloadventurer said:

 

Small hot tubs (with depth less than 1 m and tub volume less than 6 m3) should be used only by bathers of the same household or by bathers staying in the same cabin at a time.

 

 

 

New threads on Cruise Critic about "Hot Tub Hogs".  People will be staking them out at 6:30AM and trying to hold them all day by floating a flip flop in them.

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54 minutes ago, bouhunter said:

New threads on Cruise Critic about "Hot Tub Hogs".  People will be staking them out at 6:30AM and trying to hold them all day by floating a flip flop in them.

The Hot Tub police will require your Seapass card or ID to verify bathers are from the same cabin. LOL.

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