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Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled several cruises, including some out of Miami, Florida. No other major cruise lines have yet canceled voyages in the United States, but with Covid cases rising throughout the country it is a possibility.
Disney Cruise Line currently has three ships that sail out of Florida; the Disney Dream, the Disney Fantasy, and the Disney Magic.
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Disney has taken extra measures to keep everyone safe. All eligible passengers must be fully vaccinated, those too young must test before arriving. Everyone is required to take a Covid test at the port before boarding. Face coverings are required in all indoor areas, except when eating or drinking.
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There is also extra sanitation on each Disney Cruise Line vessel. Some activities are limited, revised, or not taking place.
Here is the official press release from Norwegian Cruise Line:
January 5, 2021: Voyage Cancelations
Our first priority is the health and safety of our guests, crew and the communities we visit. Due to ongoing travel restrictions, we’ve had to modify a few sailings and unfortunately have had to cancel the following voyages:
- Norwegian Getaway cruise with embarkation date of January 5, 2022
- All Norwegian Pearl cruises with embarkation dates through and including January 14, 2022
- All Norwegian Sky cruises with embarkation dates through and including February 25,2022
- All Pride of America cruises with embarkation dates through and including February 26, 2022
- All Norwegian Jade cruises with embarkation dates through and including March 3, 2022
- All Norwegian Star cruises with embarkation dates through and including March 19, 2022
- All Norwegian Sun cruises with embarkation dates through and including April 19, 2022
- All Norwegian Spirit cruises with embarkation dates through and including April 23, 2022
All guests booked on these sailings will receive an automatic full refund returned to the form of payment provided at the time of reservation as well as a bonus Future Cruise Certificate valid for a future cruise. We understand the inconvenience and frustration this disruption may cause, and we appreciate the continued understanding of our loyal guests and travel agent partners. We will share additional information as appropriate.
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January 5, 2021: Norwegian Getaway – January 5, 2022 Voyage Cancelation
As we continue to navigate the fluid public health environment, while focusing on delivering a safe experience for all on board, we have made the difficult decision to cancel Norwegian Getaway’s Jan. 5, 2022 voyage, due to COVID related circumstances. The ship was scheduled to sail a nine-day Caribbean itinerary roundtrip from Miami from Jan. 5, 2022 through Jan. 14, 2022.
As always, the health and safety of our guests, crew and the communities we visit is our highest priority. Our rigorous health and safety protocols include a mandatory 100% vaccination policy for our guests and crew coupled with universal pre-embarkation testing of guests at the terminal, mask requirements on board and numerous additional layers of protection against COVID-19. We will never compromise on health and safety and we will of course, continue to take all appropriate action to ensure everyone’s well-being and to protect public health. For the latest update on our SailSAFETM health and safety program, visit www.ncl.com/sail-safe.
January 4, 2021: Norwegian Pearl – January 3, 2022 Voyage Cancelation
As we continue to navigate the fluid public health environment, while focusing on delivering a safe experience for all on board, today, we made the difficult decision to cancel Norwegian Pearl’s Jan. 3, 2022 voyage, due to COVID related circumstances. The ship, which was scheduled to sail a Panama Canal itinerary roundtrip from Miami from Jan. 3, 2022 through Jan. 14, 2022, will now be returning to Miami to conclude her voyage on Jan. 6, 2022.
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As always, the health and safety of our guests, crew and the communities we visit is our highest priority. Our rigorous health and safety protocols include a mandatory 100% vaccination policy for our guests and crew coupled with universal pre-embarkation testing of guests at the terminal, mask requirements on board and numerous additional layers of protection against COVID-19. We will never compromise on health and safety and we will of course, continue to take all appropriate action to ensure everyone’s well-being and to protect public health. For the latest update on our SailSAFETM health and safety program, visit www.ncl.com/sail-safe.
