A Wisconsin Cruise Ship Passenger

Sunday night where Soldiers and Airmen from the Wisconsin National Guard were waiting to transport them back to their homes for self-quarantine.

A wisconsin cruise ship passenger. She told WISN-TV they were nearing the end of a 15-day trip. According to state health officials two. Tech consultant Henry Mui 60 sailed to Bermuda aboard Breakaway one of Norwegians larger ships earlier this year.

The ship will have three tiers of Wi-Fi service available for passengers to purchase. There will be hourly daily and full voyage packages that are 20 40 and 160 respectively. Information on services available during your stay including free shuttle buses and parking lots money exchanges and Wi-Fi spots.

29 returned last week 2 chose to stay in quarantine in Texas. Twenty-nine Wisconsin residents who spent a weeks-long ordeal aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship due to confirmed cases of the COVID-19 virus arrived back in Wisconsin late Sunday night and were driven home for self-quarantine by Soldiers and Airmen from the Wisconsin National Guard. None of the returning Wisconsin citizens have tested positive for COVID-19 and all are asymptomatic but the residents will.

This morning at 418 am the 29 Wisconsin passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship were safely returned to their homes. This morning at 418 am the 29 Wisconsin passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship were safely returned to their homes. Port Milwaukee ended its 2019 cruise ship season this week welcoming a 300-passenger ship from Hamburg Germany.

Wisconsin National Guard personnel were waiting to. Launched earlier this year the ship accommodates up to 177 passengers though 53 are currently onboard. Monday the 29 Wisconsin passengers from the Grand Princess cruise ship were safely returned to their homes state officials said.

Debbi Loftus was on the cruise on the Grand Princess with her parents. Wisconsin National Guard helps bring cruise passengers home By Wisconsin National Guard MADISON Wis. Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal.