[arista]

[Disney has delayed a test run of the
Disney Dream cruise line until at least
next month after 'inconsistent' test
results among staff
CDC requires the cruise line to go
through test run with health and safety
protocols in order to resume operations
Florida cruises could also return if 95% of
passengers are vaccinated, but executive
order from Gov Ron DeSantis prevents
them from doing so
Cruise lines have filed suit against
DeSantis to remove order;
DeSantis won suit against CDC]


[The CDC and the Biden Administration concocted
a plan to sink the cruise industry,
hiding behind bureaucratic delay and lawsuits.

'Today, we are securing this victory
for Florida families, for the cruise industry,
and for every state that wants to preserve
its rights in the face of unprecedented
federal overreach.'
The CDC updated its guideline to reflect
the changes, now allowing cruise liners
to bypass the requirement as long as they
could demonstrate on a test run that they
can safely operate a cruise with
unvaccinated passengers.]

[Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, as an example,
is allowing unvaccinated passengers on board,
but they must pay a $136 testing fee,
they will not be permitted to attend
certain events and unvaccinated passengers
will only be allowed in dining areas during limited times.]



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...t-results.html

[Livia]

Disney still not cancelled, then?

[Nicky91]

''after 'inconsistent' test
results among staff''


so they weren't using PCR tests then, since those are more accurate