Masked Required Indoors 12/31

[mbfrenc0586]

For those that have not seen Virgin Voyages has updated their Voyage Well policy, adding that masks are now required indoors when not eating or drinking.  I have a cruise scheduled for Valentine's day and I guess this is a small price to pay to ensure that this cruise still goes as scheduled.  

 

They also mentioned that they are not requiring the booster yet to cruise.  

 

You can still cancel your cruise and receive future credit 15 days before sailing.

 

[bucfan2]

17 minutes ago, mbfrenc0586 said:

For those that have not seen Virgin Voyages has updated their Voyage Well policy, adding that masks are now required indoors when not eating or drinking.  I have a cruise scheduled for Valentine's day and I guess this is a small price to pay to ensure that this cruise still goes as scheduled.  

 

They also mentioned that they are not requiring the booster yet to cruise.  

 

You can still cancel your cruise and receive future credit 15 days before sailing.

 

Here’s to hoping the policy flips back before your cruise (and ours as well).  If not, we foresee a lot of ‘actively eating and drinking’ in our future.

Edited January 1, 2022 by bucfan2

[rebeccac]

20 hours ago, bucfan2 said:

Here’s to hoping the policy flips back before your cruise (and ours as well).  If not, we foresee a lot of ‘actively eating and drinking’ in our future.

 

This is precisely why Walt Disney World had to change their original mask policy from "actively eating and drinking" to "actively eating and drinking while stationary and socially distanced".   Either respect the intent of the policy or cancel your cruise.  

[bucfan2]

1 hour ago, rebeccac said:

 

This is precisely why Walt Disney World had to change their original mask policy from "actively eating and drinking" to "actively eating and drinking while stationary and socially distanced".   Either respect the intent of the policy or cancel your cruise.  

I hear your opinion...no need to pull the 'respect' card on mine just because I don't agree w/ your narrative...good try tho.

 

Edited January 2, 2022 by bucfan2

[Back to school]

6 hours ago, rebeccac said:

 

This is precisely why Walt Disney World had to change their original mask policy from "actively eating and drinking" to "actively eating and drinking while stationary and socially distanced".   Either respect the intent of the policy or cancel your cruise.  

Who cares for Walt Disney World policy.  

[rebeccac]

You miss my point.  All I am saying is that if the intent of the mask rules on the ship (or anywhere else) are not something you wish to follow, then simply go places where you agree with the policy.  You absolutely have the right to do that.  And you are absolutely entitled to your own "narrative".  I do not mean any disrespect.

 

 And the only reason I pointed out the change in WDW rules, was because too many people were trying to work around the rules they had in place by always "actively eating or drinking".

Edited January 3, 2022 by rebeccac

[benjaminnicholas]

6 hours ago, rebeccac said:

You miss my point.  All I am saying is that if the intent of the mask rules on the ship (or anywhere else) are not something you wish to follow, then simply go places where you agree with the policy.  You absolutely have the right to do that.  And you are absolutely entitled to your own "narrative".  I do not mean any disrespect.

 

 And the only reason I pointed out the change in WDW rules, was because too many people were trying to work around the rules they had in place by always "actively eating or drinking".

 

Spot on.