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Life Boat drill on cruise during Covid
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12/30/2021 04:53 PM
12/30/2021 04:53 PM
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Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 1,146 Louisiana
o2bnsxm
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Anyone been on a Cruise recently and had to attend the "required" Life-Boat drill? They usually hold it about an hour prior to sailing, and everyone "must attend". I was just wondering how it is held with Covid restrictions in place. Last Cruise we were on (two years ago and pre-Covid), it was really informal, no life jackets, and most reported to the auditorium for instructions in case of emergency. Do they still do them (they ARE required by the U S Coast Guard), and how do they handle the gatherings of large crowds in such situations? I'm sure they still have the shows most nights, so this would be similar. We are leaving tomorrow on Carnival Valor for a New Year's Cruise, and just trying to guess what we have to look forward to.
Last edited by o2bnsxm; 12/30/2021 04:54 PM.
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