Unvaccinated Cruise Guests Get Second-Class Treatment at Sea
Royal Caribbean’s 4,275-passenger
Freedom of the Seas has restarted sailings from Miami to the Bahamas with two classes of passengers on board those who’ve been vaccinated against Covid-19, and those who have not. Jabbed guests, identified with special wristbands, get full run of the ship; those unprotected from the virus won’t even be able to walk into the sushi bar, casino, or spa.
Freedom is the first ship to depart the U.S. without a vaccination requirement, and it’s also the first to depart from the nation’s cruise capital of Miami. For all the city’s influence on the cruising industry, it’s also proved to be a difficult place to restart business, given that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has barred businesses from requiring vaccine cards.
On cruises that allow them, the unvaccinated are second-class citizens
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