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Expect the UNEXPECTED when you’re sailing with Disney Cruise Line!
These ships are just FULL of surprises — both good… and STRESSFUL.
To ensure we are equipping our readers with all the information they need, we will continue to report on all travel, safety, and COVID-related news that could impact a Disney Parks visit or Disney Cruise Line sailing.
COVID-19 policies and guidelines are continuing to change as the situation with the virus and its variants develops. Now, the CDC has changed some guidance for cruise ships.
The Disney Cruise Line has required vaccine-eligible guests to be fully vaccinated before embarking on their cruise, and all guests must undergo COVID-19 testing before they can board the ship. But could the current policies be CHANGING soon? Here’s what we know so far. [Read more…]
As the situation with COVID-19 develops, we’ve seen quite a few updates released about cruising.
So far, Disney Cruise Line has canceled all U.S. departures through June 2021, and sailings on the Disney Magic in Europe have been canceled through September 18th, 2021. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has also shared its next phase of requirements for cruise lines. But, there are still many questions surrounding WHEN cruises will be able to depart from the U.S. again, and recently the CDC gave an update on just that.
Although the current global health crisis has affected the travel industry as a whole, the cruise industry has even been more impacted than most.
And that doesn’t seem to be something that will change soon — Disney previously confirmed that its cruise operations would be the last of its tourism-based businesses to return. Disney cruises have also been suspended through mid-December.
Yesterday, the Re-Open Florida Task Force, met to discuss some of the concerns and potential solutions for moving the state out of shutdown.
Another meeting occurred today to discuss more specific sectors. With real estate, construction, cruise lines, and airports on the list of items, the team worked to envision what reopening may look like for these industries. Cruises are a notably at-risk model during the global health crisis, so members of the task force stepped forward to expand on their priorities for cruise lines.