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Patti LuPone’s Gay Cruise Ship Blocked (Again) From Entering Egypt
On July 2, the Tony Award winner shared that the cruise was turned away by Turkey.
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theguardian.com
LGBTQ+ cruise ship refused entry to Egypt days after Turkey turned it away
Scarlet Lady’s 2,000 passengers informed of change as one of those onboard pledges to ‘sparkle and spend elsewhere’
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cbc.ca
2SLGBTQ+ cruise ship blocked by Egypt days after Turkey denied it entry | CBC News
The Scarlet Lady cruise ship, which is currently chartered by 2SLGBTQ+ travel company Atlantis Events, has changed its itinerary for the second time this week, after first Turkey…
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huffpost.com
When Turkey Refused To Let A Gay Cruise Dock, Patti LuPone Did Not Mince Words
“A ship — a magnificent ship — full of gay men. And me. Denied entry to Turkey simply because of who is on board," said the queen herself.
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This Country Refused To Let A Gay Cruise Dock — And An Icon From The Ship Did Not Let That Slide
“A ship — a magnificent ship — full of gay men. And me. Denied entry to Turkey simply because of who is on board," said the queen herself.
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dailymail.com
Passengers on cruise denied access by Turkey and Egypt 'disgusted'
What was meant to be the trip of a lifetime took an extraordinary turn when an LGBTQ+ cruise was refused entry to two countries. Those on board reveal what happened.
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ynetnews.com
'We’ll sparkle elsewhere': LGBTQ cruise barred from Turkey and Egypt
After Turkey barred the Scarlet Lady from its ports, Egypt also refused entry, forcing a second route change for some 2,000 passengers and Grammy winner Patti LuPone; Atlantis…
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hollywoodreporter.com
Patti LuPone’s Gay Cruise Ship Blocked (Again) From Entering Egypt
On July 2, the Tony Award winner shared that the cruise was turned away by Turkey.
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jpost.com
LGBTQ+ cruise denied entry to ports in Turkey and Egypt | The Jerusalem Post
“It’s pretty stunning, to be honest. I mean, and the reasoning behind it is that it’s a gay group,” said Rich Campbell, the CEO of Atlantis Events chartering the cruise.