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30 minutes ago, Calnev1 said:

Are you asking "Are there any exemptions for people who test positive right up until the time of the cruise but think they don't have COVID anymore?"  How exactly would such an exemption work?🤔

If you have doctor documented proof that having covid recently is causing you to still test positive. 

Are there any exemptions if you have had Covid in the last month? We are suppose to leave on Dec 18 and my sister tested positive yesterday. I’ve read that some can test positive for up to 90 days. So it’s possible she may not test negative 2 days prior to sailing. 

Sorry, I meant to type 4:45pm.

That was my plan and what we have done for our other cruises. Just wondered if they tried to hold you to the check in time.

Just completed our web check in for our 3/31 departure. It shows our check in time to be 16:45 (4:30pm). Will they really make us wait until that time? We are flying into Miami on Friday and will be out of our hotel room around 11am. It will be very difficult for my kids to wait that long to board.

Thanks for taking the time to post your very informative review. In one post you mention using an app to make a show reservation. Did you have a wifi package or is the app available without a wifi package?

Count me as another upset guest. Now have to decide if we switch to two cabins (which won't be at the same experience level because of price) or sail on another cruiseline.

Glad I came across this thread. My family is booked in 13002 for the March 31,18 sailing. Going to be very upset if what I have booked expecting to be a 2 bedroom/2 bathroom stateroom turns out to be 1 bedroom/1 bathroom. My teenage children will not want to sleep together on a sofa bed, nor did I expect to pay this amount of money for those type of sleeping arrangements. Guess I'll look for a backup vacation plan. Was really looking forward to this cruise. Very frustrating.