A Miami-based adult website CamSoda is attempting to solve the boredom for the thousands of people currently quarantined aboard the Princess Diamond cruise docked in Japan for 14 days to prevent the spread of coronavirus from infecting everyone on the ship.
Daryn Parker, CamSoda's vice president, said the company likes cruises just as much as the next guy. Still, he said the "boredom must be crippling" without activities or human interaction due to the quarantine.
Parker added they're providing quarantined passengers and crews the ability to have fun in safe and controlled surroundings.
How could the passengers avail such a bold offer?
The New York Post reported the offer includes free webcam sessions with adult film stars giving electronic vouchers and can be redeemed for digital currency. The coupon is then used to view adult content on the site.
All the passengers would do, after proving they're on the ship, is to create an account and start spending their digital coins.
To avail webcam sessions, CamSoda is requiring quarantined passengers and crew contributors to send a copy of their travel files or staff credentials via email in exchange for 1,000 free tokens.
CamSoda says tokens are considered as the "currency of the cam world." These could be used for interacting via video and instant messaging during camming sessions, according to the company.
To avail the Carnival WiFi, all internet usage subject to the company's standard policies, which may limit the browsing of sites identified as containing mature or violent content."
The sessions, according to CamSoda, could be intimate and sensual in nature - but don't have to be. The offer also reached to those who are up aboard the World Dream.
Still unclear whether quarantined passengers would avail CamSoda's offer
This dilemma will more likely not imposed on passengers who have their own mobile service or internet provider for their whole trip.
Carnival's stock has continually dropped since Feb. 6. This news also comes a week after United Airlines is working to restrict porn access on its flights.
Princess Cruises did not respond to FOX Business to whether or not adult websites are available at the company's on-site net network as of writing.
Princess Cruises' mother company, Carnival Corporation & PLC, do not grant access to several adult web sites on its Carnival Cruise Line.
The 35 quarantined passengers who showed symptoms of the virus at the World Dream had disembarked after trying out negative 4 days into the ship's quarantine.
The Diamond Princess has been under quarantine since Tuesday after an 80-year-old passenger from Hong Kong tested positive with the virus after the ship disembarked.
Japanese Ministry of Health said there have been 66 confirmed cases of coronavirus aboard the ship. In a release, the cruise company said they are following the ministries "disembarkation protocols to provide medical care for these new cases."
