Impossible to read as it goes too fast.

Thank you so much ،، ** Your Hands 😍😍🙈

Not a single barbell in sight. Not even Smith machines 😅😅😅 Thank you for this video, it was very informative, and I am disappointed this is what I will have to work with for a week

Greetings from Henderson. 3:13

That was a long walk just to board the plane I was sitting here 🤣🙈 watching the video like 😂

I was on the celebration a few days ago. And it's a great activity to do in the afternoon they didn't open the zipline part until the last two days but I got laps on it. It's great but missing a few obstacles

Wonderful video of what looks like a delightful day. I adore sea otters, so sweet. 🦦 I appreciate your work toward normalizing solo travel. I’m a solo parent with teens now and absolutely enjoy solo traveling when I can. I never feel alone, unless I want to actually be alone (if that makes sense). Happy Travels! I’m grateful I found your channel. 😊

Im a nurse and I have a hack.... If you have mild symptoms, like, scratchy throat, itchy inner ear, raspy voice, take a covid test, it may show negative, but wait, take a picture of the test with your cell, magnify it, if you even see the slightest of line on test portion, you have Covid, you just dont have enough virons for the line to turn dark. 2 days later take a test, you will have a visible line without taking a picture, but you will know when you started, making isolation and time of contagiousness shorter.

How long is isolation on a ship, lets say you had symptoms for 3 days, but the test is negative due to not enough virons, but you know its Covid, so you test again in 2 days due to continuing symptons and it immediately shows possitive. Are they using the start of symptoms as firs day, or day you tested possitive? How long did ship make you quarantine?

Do they play ballroom dance music in the evening?

Beautiful room. Would love to stay there but so expensive.

Just wondering …..was it Princess travel insurance or another one?

We need to wear masks again!!

Great video

On our first cruise, I started to feel like I was getting a cold around the 7th day of a 9 day cruise. I didn't have a fever, just a cough and sore throat. It never occured to me that it was COVID. When I got home, I took a COVID test and tested positive. My husband also tested positive the day we got home. We self-isolated at home, and didn't suffer any long-term effects.

Just got off the Sky Princess 2 days ago - with a really bad cough that turned into a chest infection - so many other passengers and crew coughing too. There's definitely a bug going round - the ship has just left on a 31 day cruise to Canada and USA with lots of sea days - the medical centre are going to be really busy I think !

We are going to Alaska on this ship in 2026. So excited!

I know of someone that posted her grown kids tested positive last day of a European vacation but got on the plane next day. That is so irresponsible. Thank you for doing the right thing.

Thanks for the update on what would happen if you get covid on board in 2024.

Do go wondering around lol

I tested positive on celebrity 5 days into a 9 day cruise. They have an isolation concierge who took care of meals and canceling tours etc. they did not have Paxlovid on the ship. I was in isolation 5 days ( one day into our back to back cruise) no escorts, just a mask. I also received a credit for future cruise. There was no charge for the visit. Maybe they want people to feel comfortable going to the infirmary?

A few weeks ago i started to feel tired and worn down at home. A few days later started a dry cough and my head completely stuffed up, thought it was a cold. After a couple days i got a severe sore throat. Now i thought it was strep. Went to urgent care and to my surprise i tested positive for covid. First time ive had it. Doctor sent me home, said there was nothing to do but get rest and drink plenty of fluids. What surprised me is that i wore a mask to urgent care but the attendant and the doctor didnt, even after i tested positive. After 10 days i was back to normal. The doctor said everyone has different symptoms and that the virus has mutated like 5x now and it gets less severe everytime it mutates

Thanks for the info! We just got off a European cruise. Around 50% of the people on my cruise were sneezing and coughing. The worst part was that nobody covered their coughs or sneezes. They were just coughing on everybody’s faces 😭. Of course we got sick, luckily on the last day of the cruise. We didn’t take a covid test. In my opinion there is no longer a letal risk with the new strains. Just treating it like a regular cold. Day 3 and feeling better 😊.

Hi, very interesting film. I'm going to the Harry Potter studio on October 2nd, I also have transport with Golden Tours. However, I found out that I have limited time after when I made a reservation🫣 In your opinion, how many hours does it take to visit the studio to really enjoy it? Thank you for your answer and best regards😊

Sorry you’re not feeling well. I wonder what happened to the flu and bad cold? It seems like everything is Covid. My understanding is that there’s no good tests and that it will test for Covid even if you have a cold virus.?

Same menu as other ships.

No one reports Covid anymore to medical anymore unless you want to be quarantined. I was on a Celebrity cruise in January so many people had the flu & Covid. I forgot my inhaler asked for one there. They tested me & sure enough I was positive, I had no symptoms. Got stuck in my room for the last few days of our cruise. I was mad. I told him have you looked up top most everyone is sick & I’m stuck in my room. He says yes many are sick but if you come here (medical) you are escorted to your room. Your card is locked so you can’t use it. You have to wait until everyone is off the ship, escorted to a room with any other sick people for disembarkation. Fill masks etc a big todo about being sick. Then escorted down the ramp of shame. Once off the ship you’re free to go. It was quite a performance.

I disembarked yesterday from the Crown Princess and I got COVID on day eight of an eleven day cruise. Since I got it last year in 2023, I made sure to consult with my doctor if antiviral medication is worth taking, and was told if it's mild, not worth taking. When I tested positive, gave a call to the medical center, and we both agreed that Paxlovid isn't necessary for mild symptoms, and the phone consult was all I needed, no in-person visit. But I do recall last year, if I wanted Paxlovid, it would cost $750, which is the same prices you paid for. With current guidelines, if symptoms improve after 24 hours, I am released from isolation, but even then, I voluntarily isolated the rest of the trip, only going out for picking up meals and beverages while masked to consume in my room. Thank you for your honesty to report this to the ship's medical center. On my cruise, symptomatic people continued on, treating it like it's nothing, spreading it around.

I absolutely love your tour of the Miracle, I'll be sailing on her for the first next year in March. Thank you for sharing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👌👍

I can identify 100%! I just came home from my 2nd cruise last Sunday. I was one of only 4 or 5 people to wear a mask constantly in the common areas and elevators. Since I have a respiratory condition, my doctor at home gave me instructions to travel with a Covid test kit, a thermometer, and he wrote an Rx for Paxlovid for me to travel with. He followed up with his protocol for me to follow and when to alert the Ship's doctor if I started to feel ill. I had a good supply of disposable masks and washed my hands constantly. I went to the VA for a Covid test on Monday morning which was negative. I started feeling somewhat ill the next day on Tuesday (slight cough, tired) and thought I might have had the flu. Symptoms continued, and the home test on Wednesday was Covid positive. I took a pic of the test strip and emailed my home doc. He told me to start the Paxlovid Rx. I'm starting to feel better now. The fever has broken, and I'm not as exhausted. What surprised me was how quickly this came on after a negative Covid test at he hospital. Until this, I was actually one of the people who HADN'T contracted Covid yet. I just wanted to share that some passengers made comments about my mask wearing after I left an elevator, and a couple snickered when ship staff asked me to pull my mask down when I was leaving the ship. Let's just be kind to each other and respectful. Thank you, Miss, and I hope you are feeling better.

I’m going on a cruise Oct 27th & just read all this vacation insurance info. Is it ok to just get the insurance thru the cruise line? We’ve already spent a lot on the cruise & I really didn’t know much until I watched your video. Thanks & im glad you’re doing better 💙

I'm sorry, and hope you feel whole soon. I contracted my first case of Covid during my late-August (2024) Boston to Quebec City Princess cruise. As I did on a longer cruise to Hawaii in January, I packed a Covid Test Kit ($20) and a prescription for Paxlovid ($0 - Medicare). I was fully masked during my flight to Boston, and am pretty good at distancing thanks to my introversion. About 6 days in to my 10-day cruise I developed a strong headache, then some muscle aches. Overnight, I got a very sore throat and began some deep (though occasional) coughing. I took the Covid test, and immediately saw I was positive. I phoned the medical center and spoke directly with the doctor. He asked me my symptoms. He was pleased that I came prepared with a test kit and with Paxlovid. He asked me to recite my medications, then said it was fine for me to begin taking the Paxlovid. He said I should consider myself to be quarantined to my cabin (I was sailing solo), and that he would contact guest services to let them know. He urged me to rest, and advised me I could order pretty much any thing I wanted via room service and on the Ocean Now app. He also had a bottle of cough suppressant delivered to my cabin. Like you, I didn't feel much like eating anything grandiose, so I stuck to comfort food via Ocean Now. I watched movies on my TV and slept. My cabin steward spontaneously delivered a carafe of hot water, tea bags and a bowl of honey, to make me feel better. He also place a tiny table outside my cabin door on which food would be delivered. About 27 hours later I got a call from the doctor who asked how I was feeling. My headache had diminished, my body aches were gone, and my throat was much less sore. He then called Guest Services who called me -- they took me off of Quarantine, and simply asked that I remain mindful of how I was feeling. Princess staff (doctor, guest services, steward, food deliverers) were entirely kind and respectful throughout all of this. Since I didn't have a face-to-face appointment with any medical staff, nor did I need a prescription since I brought my own, my total charge from Princess was approximately $20 for the cough suppressant issued by the doctor. No exam fee or consultant cost. That was a very nice outcome. Princess also put a letter under my cabin door saying they would be giving me Future Cruise Credit for the equivalent fare cost of one day of this cruise, which was nice. For my final two days aboard the ship I stayed far apart from others, used the stairs, and ate out in the fresh air. If I needed to walk through a wall of people, I put on my mask (and did the same on the airplane flights home). It has now been six days since returning home. My lingering symptom is a rare hard cough, and unusual fatigue while doing simple tasks. My appetite is fine and I'm sleeping fine. Sure, I was unhappy about joining the ranks of infected...and I wished I had booked a balcony room to minimize my quarantine experience. But Princess came through with a Five-Star response to my illness. In the future I will once again only travel with a Covid test kit and with my own prescription for Paxlovid. It saved me a great deal of money on this cruise. The Paxlovid had a shelf-life of approximately one year.

did your friend get moved to stay in a different cabin

I hope you doing ok. I just returned from a Canada Cruise and tested positive at home. The day before I experienced a runny nose and attributed my symptoms to my allergies. My husband tested negative as well as my two boys so I was happy about that. I think I got it from the shuttle boats, they were so packed with many people coughing. In the future I will wait for the bigger shuttles, since they have better ventilation. I’m glad I took my temperature as soon as I got home. After noticing a 101 fever I tested myself for COVID immediately and it was positive. My symptoms have been super mild and just head congestion. The fever was just one day. Medication prescribed by my doctor was $389, that’s with insurance and a coupon. I didn’t get the medicine. Waiting for 2 more days to retest.

Thank you so much for your video tour. We have the opportunity to book this cabin for an upcoming cruise and have read mixed reports regarding noise and cooking smells from the adjacent vent, What was your experience with the alleged cooking smells and noise? Love your honest feedback before we commit.

Lordy, please post an update on how well the insurance comes through for you. 🤞🏻

I sure hope your feeling better!

The charge for the Paxlovid looks like highway robbery.

The bathroom doesn't have any bars in the shower. Maybe you can get a key for the cooler from the front desk. How much are the room rates at this hotel? Where is it located?

All you really have to do is wear a proper n95 or kn95 mask in crowded places and use proper hand washing techniques.

What is the test for covid? PCR? Is that wHat the Doctor used? JaB status?

What would we do without those tests? It would be like 2019 again.

You have to pay it before you get of the ship some people wouldn't know that

I got the anti-Covid medicine from the ships medical department. Thank goodness my medical insurance will cover the cost because it was $700.

I got covid in August on Alaska cruise. One of the things that surprised me was the medical department released me from quarantine 24 hours after being diagnosed because I didn’t have a fever. They told me it was the new CDC guidelines.

Day before going home from NCL-Joy , I felt sick , but because the vent was so dirty and dusty I thought it was that , when got home next day felt very weak took the test and was positive. Now 10 days later still coughing and weak , my husband got Covid too . Same thing happened two years ago ,it was Joy too . This time Covid is stronger . I did showed the photos of the disgusting vent in our ♿️room at the guest service. I wish I went to the medical on the cruise .

Thank you for being a responsible person and keeping others safe by quarantining till you feel better

I`m sorry, but I cannot understand why anyone, anywhere is going cruises as of this pandemic. There is this mass insanity.

Thanks for sharing this. It sounds like you're being treated relatively well, so get well soon.

I came down with Covid a day after disembarking a Norwegian Fjords cruise last September. We’re on a cruise to Alaska in just over a week and I am coming prepared this time. My GP in the UK gave me a private prescription for Paxlovid and antibiotics in case of infection. Cost £11 for Paxlovid and £12 for the antibiotics. I took Paxlovid last year which made Covid go away for a week but I then had rebound for another 10 days after that and got a chest infection. But I got better and have always been fully vaccinated. This time I’m a bit more anxious as I am on immunosuppressants but have had good advice from Dr about how to deal with it if I get Covid. I have travel insurance but there have been recent cases in the press where travel insurance companies refuse to pay out for Covid where there are underlying medical conditions. So I am coming prepared. If anything it will save me hundreds of dollars in visiting the ship medical centre. Wishing you better.