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I spent 10 days on one of Europe's biggest 'all-gay' cruises for $3,000. Here's what it was like on the ship.

In November 2021, I booked my first-ever cruise: An "all-gay" Atlantis tour around the Mediterranean via Royal Carribean. It would set sail in August 2022.

I was a bit overwhelmed by the value , since I spent $3,000 on a shared room. The price didn't even include booze.

With over 4,000 passengers — the majority of them being gay men — this boarding on the Odyssey of the Seas was one of Europe's biggest gay cruises.

Within 48 hours of boarding, we had to get a negative COVID-19 test. I had an Italian breakfast while I nervously waited for my results.

When I boarded, I used the Royal Caribbean's messaging service on its app for $20 — I could contact fellow passengers if I knew their full names.

I came prepared with my "business" cards, which are usual on gay cruises. Many put their socials and room number on them to keep footpath of who they meet.

The first thing that stands out on all-gay cruises is the passengers' cabin doors. On an ordinary cruise they'd look love

The Aftermath of the Same-sex attracted Cruise Controversy
Atlantis Events, which produces LGBTQ cruises and vacations, received searing criticism for hosting the largest pandemic-era cruise event for its sold-out 30th-anniversary voyage — even as omicron spread like wildfire across the country. It earned the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Oasis of the Sea, the name “Omicron of the Seas” on social media.
Atlantis set sail from Miami to the Caribbean on January 16 and returned on January 23. VACAYA, meanwhile, departed Fort Lauderdale a week earlier, January 10-17.
The death of an unidentified passenger aboard Atlantis on the second day out at sea on January 17 only raised more questions in the media about safety.
Royal Caribbean confirmed the death of the passenger aboard the Atlantis cruise, first tweeted by Chris Wiggins, a gay freelance journalist. Wiggins tweeted reports of multiple “code alpha” emergency calls aboard the ship during the cruise, sources told him.
“We are saddened by the death of one of our guests aboard Oasis of the Seas. Our heartfelt condolences travel out to the family. We are fully cooperating with all parties emotionally attached in this tragic situation,” wrote Miraya Vargas, a