CRUISE NEWS - Passengers Left Behind

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The creator discusses a situation involving passengers on a Royal Caribbean vessel who were barred from boarding an Alaska cruise departing from Seattle. These passengers, described as retirees, claimed they were under the impression that a negative COVID-19 test was sufficient for boarding. However, the cruise line maintained that updated protocols required vaccination for all passengers aged 12 and older sailing from Seattle as of August 1st. The creator examines the Royal Caribbean website to demonstrate that the vaccination requirements for these specific sailings were clearly listed. The video also addresses the difficulty passengers face when seeking assistance at the port, noting that port employees are often third party workers rather than cruise line staff. To avoid similar issues, the creator advises travelers to be extremely thorough by contacting cruise lines directly and repeatedly to confirm the most current documentation requirements. The creator concludes by emphasizing that travel mandates can change rapidly due to shifting health conditions, making it essential to double check all information before departing for a cruise.
Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.
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they said royal caribbean told them they needed just a negative test just 72 hours in advance to go on their alaska cruise
they said vaccinated and unvaccinated is welcome
you have to be very thorough you have to don't be afraid to call the cruise line themselves
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