No one was a more avid cruiser than me but i have lost all appetite for it now. Even when or if cruising returns I am not sure i will be keen to go. Anyone else feel the same?
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Not yet, I can't wait to get back on a ship.
I am really missing it and will take all the FCO advice but I still love the feeling you get arriving at a port to board a ship and the excitement of setting sail.
With what we have cancelled then theoretically our next cruise is December so we will have to see what happens but the desire to cruise is still there...Carol
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Somewhere in between, we have the Viking Presidents cruise in January, 7 days that is "free" and another booked for October 2021, that was moved from this year. My/our concerns are more about the flights than the cruise given that Viking Ocean ships have always seemed uncrowded.
If for any reason either or both dont go ahead we would be happy to have the decision made for us
John
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Unfortunately, my OH lost the desire for a cruise last year , so the lockdown makes no difference to him in that respect.
Fortunately for me however, I have a friend who wants to cruise having lost her hubby a few years ago. She is still shielding until the end of this month but is keen to see what Fred offer as a replacement for the Canada/US trip in September.
We are looking at what we can do next year. Bearing in mind that neither of us want to fly, we are considering a round Britain cruise on Queen Victoria from Southampton in May.Jill
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Originally posted by cymrucruiser View PostI’m actually sat here looking at Celeb cruises to use my fcc on and waiting for a phone call from my agent to lift my Anthem cruise this year to next year
I can’t wait to get back on board as long as there are excellent health measures and precautions in place which I’m sure there will be.
Jill
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Originally posted by Cooke, Ashby View PostI can’t cruise again, but if a Seabourn cruise was available and my health was OK I would pack today and board tomorrow. It is not going to happen more’s the pity.
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Originally posted by Guy, Ormskirk View PostNot yet, I can't wait to get back on a ship.
I am really missing it and will take all the FCO advice but I still love the feeling you get arriving at a port to board a ship and the excitement of setting sail.
With what we have cancelled then theoretically our next cruise is December so we will have to see what happens but the desire to cruise is still there...Carol
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Originally posted by lucy, sutton View Post
What about a cruise around Britain or a cruise around the Scottish Islands? At least if you became unwell and needed the NHS, you would have it and not be too far off medical treatment at all times. There are lovely cruises around the country. I am not sure how this would work for you, but would be a good compromise.
Annie
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Originally posted by ilovesunshine, east yorks View PostNo one was a more avid cruiser than me but i have lost all appetite for it now. Even when or if cruising returns I am not sure i will be keen to go. Anyone else feel the same?
What deters me from travelling just now is the thought of wearing a mask continuously for 8 hours or longer on the journey to any embarkation point.
In Scotland, it is strongly hinted that the compulsory wearing of masks in shops etc is likely to continue for some time. I wear one as required but like others find them uncomfortable. Yes I may get to used to it.
Wait and see.
Annie
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Originally posted by ilovesunshine, east yorks View PostNo one was a more avid cruiser than me but i have lost all appetite for it now. Even when or if cruising returns I am not sure i will be keen to go. Anyone else feel the same?
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I’m sure when the dust settles and we get back to some form of normality, cruising will be back on the holiday agenda once again. For the moment, I’m disregarding all the Celebrity emails I’m receiving with offers that are changing weekly. As others have said, cruise ships will undoubtedly be one of the safest places to stay with all the health and safety protocols in place. It’s just convincing my wife that’s the issue. I don’t see us cruising for at least another year.
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Originally posted by lucy, sutton View Post
What about a cruise around Britain or a cruise around the Scottish Islands? At least if you became unwell and needed the NHS, you would have it and not be too far off medical treatment at all times. There are lovely cruises around the country. I am not sure how this would work for you, but would be a good compromise.
I'm sure if the ships are still sailing in years to come, we'll fit in another one.
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