Every gone on a cruise? Now is not the time. I wonder what they would do if the passengers started dying?

https://www.foxnews.com/travel/7000...irus-passenger-suspected-symptoms-report

Done several day cruises--going out to an island or reef and back
Have no interest in multiple days at sea on a floating petri dish.

Doubtful the passengers will start dying anytime soon if it is Coronavirus. The virus leads to Pneumonia, so unless you are already in a weakened state it doesn't kill you quickly. Takes a little bit.

Never had a desire to go on a cruise. I'm more of a destination vacation type. However, this is year 5 of the Outlaw Country Cruise. 2,500 people and 50 bands having a big old party for a week or so. I think I'd enjoy that cruise.

Floating germ palaces.

As are all places where lots of people gather in confined spaces.

I only go on cruises during the summer when everyone is immune to viruses.

been on several and enjoyed each one

Never been on one. Probably never will.

Been one one that was one too many. The only way I would ever consider another cruise would be a Viking River type in Europe and that is pretty doubtful.

my wife gets seasick, so no.

Some people I know practically live on a cruise ship. Not me. One and done. Liked the first three days but got cabin fever the last three. Could't wait to get off the thing.

Got a coworker leaving on a cruise tomorrow, he just came from the doctor and a confirmed case of strep throat, he is still going

If a boat isn't equipped with a trolling motor or live wells (bait wells are acceptable) I really prefer not to board.

Been on two, HS senior cruise was an all timer, the memories from that are everlasting. Wife and I went on one for our honeymoon, smaller ship, she got seasick but for the most part we had a great time. I will likely never go on another one, but an Alaskan cruise does intrigue me