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If you’re currently booked on a cruise vacation with us and have provided an email address, you will be advised of the latest health and safety guidance leading up to departure. Be sure to update your guest account so that we may reach you.
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Our high-quality onboard medical care offers state-of-the-art equipment and more doctors and nurses on each ship than ever before. In the event of a possible public health event onboard, we're fully prepared with medical evaluations, rapid testing, and critical care on each ship.
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As Florida and the cruise industry struggle over COVID-19 vaccination requirements, the chief executive of Celebrity Cruises said Tuesday her company’s passengers will continue to be asked about their vaccination status to assure ships are “safe and healthy.”
Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, president and CEO of Miami-based Celebrity, told members of the Economic Club of Florida that the company is voluntarily following recommendations of experts at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That means passengers age 12 and older must complete a health questionnaire before boarding, with separate protocols onboard for people who are unvaccinated.
The company also continues to work with Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office, as Florida has banned businesses from requiring customers to show documentation of being vaccinated --- a concept known as “vaccine passports.”
But Lutoff-Perlo said Celebrity must also listen to the “school of public opinion,” which requires cruise businesses to operate “in a safe and healthy environment.”
“At the end of the day it doesn't matter what the governor of the state of Florida says. It doesn't matter what the CDC says. Our business depends on operating in a safe and healthy environment,” said Lutoff-Perlo, who appeared by video during the economic club’s lunch meeting at the Florida State University Alumni Center.
Lutoff-Perlo, whose cruise line is a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group, said ships are sailing with fully vaccinated crews and at least 95 percent of the passengers fully vaccinated.
“The state of Florida does not tell us we can't ask (whether people are vaccinated). They tell us we can't require it,” Lutoff-Perlo said. “And so, we are working within those constraints to ensure that we live up to our commitment, as a brand, that we will sail at least 95 percent vaccinated.”
On Sunday, U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams backed arguments from Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings that the state’s vaccine-passport ban violates the First Amendment and what is known as the dormant Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
The Miami-based Williams wrote that the law is a “content-based restriction” on speech, as it targets documentation but allows businesses to request other information from customers about issues such as vaccinations. The ruling at least temporarily cleared the way for Norwegian to require customers to show documentation that they have been vaccinated.
The governor’s office has said it plans to appeal the ruling to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
The cruise industry shut down in March 2020 after high-profile outbreaks of COVID-19 onboard ships.
Celebrity, which spent most of the 15 months of its shutdown planning how to reopen safety, caters to baby boomers and Gen X people.
Lutoff-Perlo said her company continues to work with DeSantis’ office on protocols for unvaccinated guests. But she said current rules have resulted in many of those potential passengers deciding not to cruise at this time. The current rules include limiting areas on board that unvaccinated guests can access. Also, unvaccinated guests are not allowed into some foreign ports.
“We’re finding our way,” Lutoff-Perlo said. “So, while it hasn't been easy, we're still able to do exactly what we said we were going to do and provide a safe and healthy environment for our guests.”
By LDVinNC , March 8, 2013 in Celebrity Cruises
Can anyone tell me what the questions are on the health form you fill out before boarding?
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Pretty basic. Have you had a cold, or the flu, or gastrointestinal illness in the past week. Have witnessed them asking if a pax was pregnant, but that's not on the form.
Oooh - I hope she was. I mean I know that there are some guidelines as to how late in your pregnancy you can cruise but being asked if you're pregnant and you aren't, that would be a bummer.
As to the original question, the form really just wants to know if you've been throwing up in the last 24 hours.
What happens if you answer yes to those questions on the questionaire....
Anyone had that experience?
Attached is the questionnaire.
cruise health questionnaire.pdf
If you answer yes to the questions you get a free examination by the ship's Dr. or a nurse who decides whether it is safe for you to sail.
Based on our experience on Feb. 16, if you answer yes to a Q, it's no sail for you.
While checking in, there was a young couple beside us. From what we could gather while we were being processed, they were being refused boarding because she had some sort of gastro issue the day before and ticked off yes on the form. They were pleading that it was probably something she ate but the Celebrity Reps, three were present in addition to the check in person, were adamant.
Kind of felt sorry for them as they walked away confused as to what they were going to do.
No nurse exam, just no sail.
If your boarding is refused, are you given a refund of your fare?
Nearly everybody lies.
Unfortunately, you are probably right. This story today is probably a result of someone not being honest.
Royal Caribbean cruise ship hit by virus: http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/World/2013/03/08/20640456.html
I can't imagine being completely honest. I have had sinus problems and sometimes allergies for my entire adult life - completely not contagious. I would be crazy to answer yes to the question about a runny nose. A few years ago I had a cough that lingered for three months after a cold due to sinusitus - again, not contagious but took forever to go away even with medication. Many people who travel, overeat, over-embibe etc., may end up with some temporary, and also non-contagious gastro issues not to be named here. Certainly there is a good argument that if you believe you have noro, or if you have a case of a serious upper respiratory virus you should fess up so as not to spread it to the whole ship. I was under the impression, however, (seemingly contradicted by what I have read on this thread so far) that even if you were sick with something like noro you could still board, but would be quarantined until you were better. Wonder if times have changed or if I was mistaken.
A woman with a cold & bad cough was allowed to board but was quarantined for 3 days. She did not stay in her cabin. By the end of the cruise, I and many other people had her cold and cough. She was very selfish to expose her fellow passengers to her illness.
However, I agree that there are non contagious conditions that if you answere truthfully, would put you in the position of being denied boarding or quarantined. As long as you know your symptoms are not contagious and due to a non contagious condition then it's best to answer 'no'.
They also normally ask if you have been exposed to any in the past several days with flu, fever, intestinal issues, etc.
:rolleyes: We were on a recent cruise with a doctor as a passenger. Natually, he had been seeing sick people. Feel sure this applies to lots of nurses too.
Others may not agree ... but feel those Health Forms are a silly waste of time. :rolleyes:
If you answer yes to any of the questions, you may have a brief exam from the ship nurse or doctor to determine if you may have a very contagious GI illness. If you do, you may be escorted to your room for isolation along with medicine. The medical team will check in on you and clear you out of your cabin once you are not contagious. This is the best for all of the passengers... By not being honest, many people could be ill during their long planned vacation.
A woman with a cold & bad cough was allowed to board but was quarantined for 3 days. She did not stay in her cabin. By the end of the cruise, I and many other people had her cold and cough. She was very selfish to expose her fellow passengers to her illness. However, I agree that there are non contagious conditions that if you answere truthfully, would put you in the position of being denied boarding or quarantined. As long as you know your symptoms are not contagious and due to a non contagious condition then it's best to answer 'no'.
This gave me a good chuckle. You know for sure you had her cold and cough, not one passed along by another of the 3000 or 4000 people on your cruise.
If she was allowed to board and the cruiseline knew she was so contagious shame on them I guess. But seriously, no cruise line is going to tell someone with a cold, especially in the winter, that can't cruise.
If she was allowed to board and the cruiseline knew she was so contagious shame on them I guess. But seriously, no cruise line is going to tell someone with a cold, especially in the winter, that theycan't cruise.
As a former check in agent, we were not authorized to deny boarding to anyone who answered yes to the questions. We had to speak with a supervisor who then called one of the ship's medical personnel for further examination.
If you have a cold, you will be evaluated but not isolated unless you have a fever. This person will receive a review of hand-washing & how to avoid coughing in exposing others.
Please be honest on the questioner. We all would like to enjoy our cruise without being ill. If you are ill, taking time to rest in the cabin with the medical team checking in on you is not such a bad idea.
Based on our experience on Feb. 16, if you answer yes to a Q, it's no sail for you. While checking in, there was a young couple beside us. From what we could gather while we were being processed, they were being refused boarding because she had some sort of gastro issue the day before and ticked off yes on the form. They were pleading that it was probably something she ate but the Celebrity Reps, three were present in addition to the check in person, were adamant. Kind of felt sorry for them as they walked away confused as to what they were going to do. No nurse exam, just no sail.
We were refused boarding last Easter on a RCI cruise from Southampton as my daughter had been travel sick on the way down and was still poorly as we waited to board. The ship's doctor came off to speak to us and said that they could not take the risk of her going on board! The ship had been hit twice before with bad norovirus outbreaks so I could appreciate his concern. We were given a cruise credit for the money paid to be used on another sailing, so at least were not out of pocket. We are consequently sailing on the Eclipse in two weeks time (without our daughter!!:)).
This gave me a good chuckle. You know for sure you had her cold and cough, not one passed along by another of the 3000 or 4000 people on your cruise. If she was allowed to board and the cruiseline knew she was so contagious shame on them I guess. But seriously, no cruise line is going to tell someone with a cold, especially in the winter, that theycan't cruise.
I agree completely, except for the part about shame on the cruiseline for letting her board. Let's be realistic, folks. The average adult catches 2 colds per year, the average child many more (don't recall the exact number). For the vast majority of people they are an inconvenience but not a serious health hazard, and have nowhere near the 'ick' factor of noro. They are also the types of viruses that go around in public virtually always (there are over 200 varieties of them), so one is always running the risk of catching a cold no matter where they are! The average cold lasts 7-10 days before symptoms subside, and you can be contagious that entire time (granted, more contagious when the symptoms are very active). I cannot imagine the logic in denying boarding to someone with a cold, nor to expect them to stay in their room for that period of time.
Certainly I would expect someone with very active symptoms to either stay in their cabin voluntarily, or take very careful precautions to avoid sneezing or coughing on someone. They should also wash their own hands often and avoid touching highly public areas. But to deny them boarding or quarantine them for a simple cold? Very unrealistic in my opinion.
I agree completely, except for the part about shame on the cruiseline for letting her board. Let's be realistic, folks. The average adult catches 2 colds per year, the average child many more (don't recall the exact number). For the vast majority of people they are an inconvenience but not a serious health hazard, and have nowhere near the 'ick' factor of noro. They are also the types of viruses that go around in public virtually always (there are over 200 varieties of them), so one is always running the risk of catching a cold no matter where they are! The average cold lasts 7-10 days before symptoms subside, and you can be contagious that entire time (granted, more contagious when the symptoms are very active). I cannot imagine the logic in denying boarding to someone with a cold, nor to expect them to stay in their room for that period of time. Certainly I would expect someone with very active symptoms to either stay in their cabin voluntarily, or take very careful precautions to avoid sneezing or coughing on someone. They should also wash their own hands often and avoid touching highly public areas. But to deny them boarding or quarantine them for a simple cold? Very unrealistic in my opinion.
I did add I guess to "shame on the cruiseline.";):D
As I have asthma and can get pretty sick when I catch a cold, I'm very careful when I cruise to wash, wash wash my hands and avoid (read runaway, and I mean runaway) from anyone sneezing or coughing. But it isn't fool proof, in fact, my husband continues to have a cold he picked up on a cruise last week.
Noro is another issue. As hard as it is for me to fathom anyone would want to leave their cabin while suffering from noro, apparently some do. Also, not washing hands after using the bathroom well UCK.
My guess is your odds of catching a cold on a plane are better than on a cruise ship.
The bad part with noro is that you can literally still be shedding the virus up to two weeks after you come down with the sickness, even though you may feel fine a few days later. And unlike many other viruses including cold viruses, noro is extremely contagious - it only takes a tiny, tiny exposure to transmit. Not everyone exposed develops the virus of course, but it takes just a very small amount - one of the most virulent viruses around according to the CDC. I sympathize with people for whom even the common cold can cause an issue like asthma, but it is just virtually impossible to avoid those viruses which is why I could not see preventing someone from embarking, or quarantining them. I myself almost always end up with a raging sinus infection when I catch a cold so I can sympathize (not life-threatening but painful and annoying). But to those who suggest shame on the ship for letting them come onboard with a cold??? No way. Wishing good health to all on their upcoming cruises:D
The bad part with noro is that you can literally still be shedding the virus up to two weeks after you come down with the sickness, even though you may feel fine a few days later. And unlike many other viruses including cold viruses, noro is extremely contagious - it only takes a tiny, tiny exposure to transmit. Not everyone exposed develops the virus of course, but it takes just a very small amount - one of the most virulent viruses around according to the CDC . I sympathize with people for whom even the common cold can cause an issue like asthma, but it is just virtually impossible to avoid those viruses which is why I could not see preventing someone from embarking, or quarantining them. I myself almost always end up with a raging sinus infection when I catch a cold so I can sympathize (not life-threatening but painful and annoying). But to those who suggest shame on the ship for letting them come onboard with a cold??? No way. Wishing good health to all on their upcoming cruises:D
(I have bolded the part above to which I am responding)
Mr Chew & I have been on two "plague ships" both of them longer cruises on Holland America. We were in Code Red for the majority of the cruise on each ship. In each case, Mr Chew caught noro and I did not. I was chatting with the assistant cruise director the first time, and he said that the spouse/significant other/roommate of the noro-sick person almost never came down with it themselves. I certainly did not, and on both cruises I started asking around, no spouse or SO or roomie of someone with noro had caught it. I'm sure there are exceptions, but I think that's pretty interesting. I know that when I was growing up, and then later with my own family, if one of us had a flu virus, it went through all of us!
I will add that I spent most of Mr Chew's quarantine in the cabin with him (well, not too close!) even though I was not quarantined, because I just did not understand how I could not be carrying the virus around with me, even though I wasn't sick.
That was wise, as I understand that you can actually be shedding the virus if you caught it, but never developed symptoms. It is so very, very contagious, especially the one going around the world right now. Interesting that in many cases the cabin mate does not catch. As you say, when it goes around our house we all usually end up with it, albeit some hit harder than others. Oh well - enough talk about maladies! Let's think good thoughts and hope we have good luck avoiding it on our cruises:D
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By Floridastorm , November 6, 2022 in Celebrity Cruises
We are on the Equinox for an 11/12 sailing. Since I don't fool with apps and the such on my cell phone (only do calling) I filled in and printed out all of the documents necessary for Check-In with the exception of the Health Questionnaire which I can't seem to find on Celebrity's web site when I checked in. If there is somewhere on the site where I can access it would appreciate some assistance. Or, is it something that is done at the terminal when you are physically checking in? I guess if you are an app person you just use that to check in with via cell phone.
Thanks again from an old timer who grew up when there were no things like cell phones and who never got interested in learning how to use apps. 😎
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19 minutes ago, Floridastorm said: We are on the Equinox for an 11/12 sailing. Since I don't fool with apps and the such on my cell phone (only do calling) I filled in and printed out all of the documents necessary for Check-In with the exception of the Health Questionnaire which I can't seem to find on Celebrity's web site when I checked in. If there is somewhere on the site where I can access it would appreciate some assistance. Or, is it something that is done at the terminal when you are physically checking in? I guess if you are an app person you just use that to check in with via cell phone. Thanks again from an old timer who grew up when there were no things like cell phones and who never got interested in learning how to use apps. 😎
I think you will also be asked in person at check in.
Yes, at the pier check-iin.
Maybe you can print this out and take it with you:
https://www.celebritycruises.com/content/dam/celebrity/pdf/public-health-questionnaire-v2.pdf
Don't bother. Just have a copy of your covid card as it is needed for some ports.
The check in will verbally ask you the questions. Actually the do it again even when I fill it out on the app.
You really don't need to do any of the Check In. It just makes checkin a minute or less shorter.
8 hours ago, kokopelli-az said: Maybe you can print this out and take it with you: https://www.celebritycruises.com/content/dam/celebrity/pdf/public-health-questionnaire-v2.pdf
Where pray tell is this located on the Celebrity Website as I must have missed it?
Thank you as I will print out and take it with us. 👍
You cannot pre-fill the health questionaire as you may be sick at the time of check-in, hence you will be given the form to fill when you check-in.
On 11/6/2022 at 11:38 PM, Retired888 said: You cannot pre-fill the health questionaire as you may be sick at the time of check-in, hence you will be given the form to fill when you check-in.
I guess that's a good point to know.
HQ needs to be filled out the day before the cruise -11/11. If you wouldn't do it on your app - you can do it in port.
I think the current questionaire can be filled out a few weeks in advance. No actual questions on if you are sick. One question asks if you are pregnant, one asked if you were vaccinated. I forgot the third, but don't recall it having anything to due with how you are currently feeling.
According to our app, we’ve completed the Health Questionnaire and are good to go - did that when checking in a few weeks ago. Our friends, same vaccination status, aren’t allowed to complete the health questions until day before sailing. Weird.
2 minutes ago, carolina_yankee said: According to our app, we’ve completed the Health Questionnaire and are good to go - did that when checking in a few weeks ago. Our friends, same vaccination status, aren’t allowed to complete the health questions until day before sailing. Weird.
I believe you'll be asked to complete a pre-boarding questionnaire the day before boarding.
Even if you complete it in the app they will ask you the same three questions again at the port and enter the responses on their iPad. It’s silly.
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2.9k. May 18, 2011. Washington. #9. Posted 22 minutes ago. It might be too early in the day. The health questions usually appear 24 hours before check-in time, so it could be active beginning at say, 11 am the day before your cruise. As mentioned above, the check-in agent will be able to ask and enter your answers.
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December 24, 2001. South Carolina. #13. Posted March 9, 2013. They also normally ask if you have been exposed to any in the past several days with flu, fever, intestinal issues, etc. :rolleyes: We were on a recent cruise with a doctor as a passenger. Natually, he had been seeing sick people.
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