Do we know when the Seashore is due in the US?

[Paphillyguy]

I know the cruises are scheduled to start on November 20th but do we know when it actually arrives in Miami?  I was just wondering 

Edited September 17, 2021 by Paphillyguy

[Paphillyguy]

I know that the Sailing Order has not been renewed yet.  I am assuming that it will be so that means the Seashore with have to get certified, I assume. 

Edited September 17, 2021 by Paphillyguy

[Rhea98]

Seashore TA Disembarkation November 18, 2021! A lot of us hope we will be onboard.

Edited September 17, 2021 by Rhea98

[Paphillyguy]

I hope so for you all as well.  I know there is some chatter on different sites regarding the TA.  

[Rhea98]

2 hours ago, Paphillyguy said:

I hope so for you all as well.  I know there is some chatter on different sites regarding the TA.  

Definitely an MSC notice of cancellation in Spanish posted on FB. 

[Native Floridian 26]

Are you saying 

35 minutes ago, Rhea98 said:

Definitely an MSC notice of cancellation in Spanish posted on FB. 

So the TA is cancelled?

[KeepSailing]

45 minutes ago, Rhea98 said:

Definitely an MSC notice of cancellation in Spanish posted on FB.

Waiting to see what is says - are they perhaps canceling individuals but not the whole cruise? (based on those who can enter US)

[Native Floridian 26]

1 minute ago, KeepSailing said:

Waiting to see what is says - are they perhaps canceling individuals but not the whole cruise? (based on those who can enter US)

Is there a link to such?

[cruiseguyinorl]

The two day inaugural sailing (invited guests only) in the US has been changed to Nov 17-19. Though not officially announced. MSC US Operations is currently waiting to hear if they will have to do a test cruise upon her arrival here. That is probably what is the determining factor for changes to the TA sailing.

Bret

[KeepSailing]

17 minutes ago, cruiseguyinorl said:

US has been changed to Nov 17-19

Just saw the Spanish cancellation notice. 

 

Do you think the "inaugural sail" invitations could be to join the cruise in San Juan when the ship was first set to dock on the TA itinerary and sail up to Miami? (assuming no test cruise needed).  There will probably be cabins open based on their individual cancellation notices going out ...

[Native Floridian 26]

4 minutes ago, KeepSailing said:

Just saw the Spanish cancellation notice. 

 

Do you think the "inaugural sail" invitations could be to join the cruise in San Juan when the ship was first set to dock on the TA itinerary and sail up to Miami? (assuming no test cruise needed).  There will probably be cabins open based on their individual cancellation notices going out ...

Can you post a link to this Spanish cancellation notice?

[KeepSailing]

Just now, Native Floridian 26 said:

Can you post a link to this Spanish cancellation notice?

It is on the TA roll call forum

[funinthsun]

On 9/17/2021 at 7:19 PM, cruiseguyinorl said:

The two day inaugural sailing (invited guests only) in the US has been changed to Nov 17-19. Though not officially announced. MSC US Operations is currently waiting to hear if they will have to do a test cruise upon her arrival here. That is probably what is the determining factor for changes to the TA sailing.

Bret

So, do you think the 17-19 would be considered the test sailing, if one is required?

[cruiseguyinorl]

2 hours ago, funinthsun said:

So, do you think the 17-19 would be considered the test sailing, if one is required?

 

Don't think so. The tentative plan is to have the big inaugural celebration with all the MSC executives and VIPS from the home office in Switzerland on Ocean Cay on the 18th. Of course, this could all change at any time.

Bret