I was on an “airport train” once where there’s no seating, only holding bars and poles. A woman told her husband not to touch anything, especially not a pole. How was the poor man supposed to remain standing upright?
I was on two cruises across the Pacific (1952) complements of Uncle Sam. I don’t remember anyone getting sick except for a bit of sea sickness in rough weather on the return trip. The good part was that the chow lines were short when the rough weather hit.
Lucy Rudy about 5 years ago
I’ve been on 3 cruises. They all had staff stationed at every entrance to the buffet to make sure you used the hand sanitizer on the way in.
juncarlo about 5 years ago
There have been several cruises where many people have become sick of the stomach, either by water or food.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/01/10/health/royal-caribbean-cruise-illness-trnd/index.html
therese_callahan2002 about 5 years ago
My mom got sick on my last cruise. Luckily, the medical office was directly across from our stateroom.
cubswin2016 about 5 years ago
I guess ice cream is worth the risk.
jagedlo about 5 years ago
Must have refilled it after Ralph ate through all of it yesterday…
Grutzi about 5 years ago
I was on an “airport train” once where there’s no seating, only holding bars and poles. A woman told her husband not to touch anything, especially not a pole. How was the poor man supposed to remain standing upright?
WDemBlk Premium Member about 5 years ago
Why not carry disinfection wipes & wipe everything down? I know people like that. No, not me. I like to live dangerously in that matter.
greatgrannyszoo about 5 years ago
No cruises for me I would spend it being seasick.
Bob. about 5 years ago
I was on two cruises across the Pacific (1952) complements of Uncle Sam. I don’t remember anyone getting sick except for a bit of sea sickness in rough weather on the return trip. The good part was that the chow lines were short when the rough weather hit.