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alli3131
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Sash
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks.  I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
So sorry for all your losses. You should take some time away with you and you’re DH. I think you need some R&R, beach, sun and a cocktail. I recommend Aruba, DR or Mexico for all inclusive.
Thanks- we were looking at Aruba and Curacao. We've also done Jamaica in the past and loved it, but not sure about their Covid protocols. I know Aruba and Curacao are allowing people to come in.
My friend was just in Aruba last month and they do require a PCR before entry and before leaving to come home. The hotel did the PCR required to return right there though.
Not sure if being vaccinated will circumvent that rule though
I have friends in Aruba now and they are vaccinated and still needed the tests
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
So sorry  . My heart goes to u, sending lots of comforting and healing prayers to u
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soontobemommyof2
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by Sash
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
So sorry for all your losses. You should take some time away with you and you’re DH. I think you need some R&R, beach, sun and a cocktail. I recommend Aruba, DR or Mexico for all inclusive.
It seems that so many people are going to Aruba! I literally know like 5 different people that have plans to go or have recently gone.
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Hofstra26
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
I am so sorry to hear that you lost the baby.
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NervousNell
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by soontobemommyof2
Posted by Sash
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
So sorry for all your losses. You should take some time away with you and you’re DH. I think you need some R&R, beach, sun and a cocktail. I recommend Aruba, DR or Mexico for all inclusive.
It seems that so many people are going to Aruba! I literally know like 5 different people that have plans to go or have recently gone.
Some of the islands were requiring you to quarantine in your room when you arrived- even if you were vaccinated and tested - Aruba was one of the ones that wasn't - that was why my friend chose it.
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StaceyWill
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by soontobemommyof2
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
So sorry . My heart goes to u, sending lots of comforting and healing prayers to u
Same! That's A LOT to process in such a short amount of time. Many hugs!!! 
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by NervousNell
Posted by soontobemommyof2
Posted by Sash
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
So sorry for all your losses. You should take some time away with you and you’re DH. I think you need some R&R, beach, sun and a cocktail. I recommend Aruba, DR or Mexico for all inclusive.
It seems that so many people are going to Aruba! I literally know like 5 different people that have plans to go or have recently gone.
Some of the islands were requiring you to quarantine in your room when you arrived- even if you were vaccinated and tested - Aruba was one of the ones that wasn't - that was why my friend chose it.
Well that sounds delightful. Why even go?!?! I’d love to hear their rationale for doing this to people who are vaccinated AND tested.
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by Momma2015
Posted by Mrs213
Sounds like a real vacation
TBH I said the same thing!! I told DH I didn't think a cruise was the right vacation with kids (2 y/o is too young even for the kids club!) but he was insistent. A cruise full of completely vaccinated adults and NO kids sounds like the dream to me! But a week is a long time to be away from the kids, especially since it's shortly after my DD has started Kindergarten in a new school. We're thinking of maybe doing an all inclusive for a few days without the kids now.
We really need a vacation... it's been a tough year and half. I don't know if anyone had seen but I recently had a surprise pregnancy which I lost at 8 weeks. I think DH is trying to distract me with vacation planning because it really hit me hard, still is. I also lost my grandmother to Covid and my father to cancer in 2020. It's been a lot of sh!t all at once. I could use a win.
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Kate
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by windyweather21
As of 6/15 for Disney:
These measures include:
COVID-19 Vaccination: In order to sail, Guests 18 years of age and older must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as defined by the National Health Service (NHS). The NHS currently defines “fully vaccinated” as 7 days after the final dose. For questions regarding special accommodations to our vaccination policy, please contact us at [email protected] at least 15 days prior to your sail date. To learn more about how to provide proof of your vaccination, please visit Before Leaving Home: Know Before You Go.
Pre-Trip COVID-19 Testing: Guests under 18 years of age are not required to be vaccinated, but must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test result (paid for by the Guest) taken between 5 days and 24 hours prior to the date you set sail. Disney Cruise Line has secured a special discounted rate through a third-party vendor for PCR tests. Guests may obtain their PCR test from the third-party vendor or any testing supplier. To learn more about how to provide proof of your negative COVID-19 PCR test result, please visit Before Leaving Home: Know Before You Go.
11 and over are required to wear masks
So you can be vaccinated and/or show a negative test, and you still have to wear a mask?
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Posted by Kate
Posted by windyweather21
As of 6/15 for Disney:
These measures include:
COVID-19 Vaccination: In order to sail, Guests 18 years of age and older must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as defined by the National Health Service (NHS). The NHS currently defines “fully vaccinated” as 7 days after the final dose. For questions regarding special accommodations to our vaccination policy, please contact us at [email protected] at least 15 days prior to your sail date. To learn more about how to provide proof of your vaccination, please visit Before Leaving Home: Know Before You Go.
Pre-Trip COVID-19 Testing: Guests under 18 years of age are not required to be vaccinated, but must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test result (paid for by the Guest) taken between 5 days and 24 hours prior to the date you set sail. Disney Cruise Line has secured a special discounted rate through a third-party vendor for PCR tests. Guests may obtain their PCR test from the third-party vendor or any testing supplier. To learn more about how to provide proof of your negative COVID-19 PCR test result, please visit Before Leaving Home: Know Before You Go.
11 and over are required to wear masks
So you can be vaccinated and/or show a negative test, and you still have to wear a mask?
It sounds like that for Disney. I haven’t heard of any ships sailing yet though so no clue of that will be lifted.
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Momma2015
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Re: No Kids Allowed on Cruises!!
Thanks everyone, it's much appreciated. 
For anyone that is interested, Bahamas are a little more lax. Vaccines *OR* negative PCR tests required, not both, no quarantine upon arrival. We're looking there now, specifically Paradise Island.
Message edited 6/25/2021 3:50:24 PM.
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