Welcome to the Royal Caribbean Blog podcast, a week weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host Matt Hodgeberg, and this is episode number 343.

When we plan a Royal Caribbean cruise, the notion of your cruise being interrupted doesn't usually

cross our minds, but on rare occasions it can happen.

You may have read a few weeks ago about one anthem of the sea sailing

that ended up being delayed for a few days due to a false report of coronavirus being on board.

One cruiser who was booked on this sailing shares what the experience was like and what to know

if your cruise is ever impacted by a major delay. Here we go.

When we plan our rural Caribbean cruises, we all have to hope and expect, quite frankly,

that everything is going to go as smoothly as possible and really anticipating problems

is probably one of the last things we consider.

But on some rare occasions, it does happen.

And on this week's episode, we're actually talking to a friend of ours who experienced

something like this to kind of hopefully share with all of you some good points and things

to look at if this were to ever happen to you.

And joining me back on this episode is Mr. Kurt Pressure joining us back here.

Welcome, Kurt.

Hi, Matt.

And, Kurt, we have you on here because you were on the Anthem of the Seas Cruise that a number of weeks ago was impacted by a

coronavirus scare. And I'll post a link in our show notes at real cream blog.com to the articles

that kind of lead you through what happened over there.

But in a nutshell, Anthem of the Seas was returning to Bayonne, New Jersey, as per usual, from our cruise.

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