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19 hours ago, Fubie said:

Yesterday I watched a video titled Royal Caribbean Just BANNED This On Their Ships by the MidShips YouTube channel and was surprised to find out that Royal Caribbean is now banning multi-outlet plug adapters.  I know I have looked at the HAL prohibited items list in the past but I decided to check now and see if any changes had been made.  I was disappointed but not surprised to find, almost at the bottom of the list:

 

Electrical devices such as small fans, multi plug box outlets/adaptors, power strips/extension cords with surge protectors.

 

Has anyone experienced these adapters being confiscated?  

This is not new. They will provide you with a ship approved power strip extension cord if you ask your cabin steward.

It won't be a problem for you to get to the airport in plenty of time for the 10:30 flight as long as you carry your luggage off yourself and take a taxi/ ride share.  What caught my attention is the date you mention - next December. That's a long time from now and flights can and do change this far out. Just be aware of every email you get after you book your flight for a potential change.

On 7/12/2022 at 10:38 PM, CATandSQUID said:

I submitted this for our upcoming (31 July 22) cruise and the gave it to me. 

 Military, Healthcare & First Responder Appreciation Offer | Holland America Line

Can't receive it if you don't try. 🍺

Thanks! Just submitted for my husband. $100 is $100!

Does anyone have any final payment info, port changes, covid restriction info, or country specific covid info for the April 10 sailing from Rome to Venice?

My husband and I just did the test today for our Celebrity cruise Monday. They use the same one. We used our phones. It is necessary to download the Navica app and we couldn't do it on our computers that use the microsoft store. We had to use android. The directions are clear, it took about 30 min start to finish, and we had the approved results immediately to show at the cruise terminal. It is a bit pricy, but we knew it was the approved test and method of reporting.

Beautiful video!

As I've noted, I've done my research. I'm only looking for an opinion from someone who has actually been to Passport Health as I have had no experience with them. Thanks for your input though. 

Thanks. I checked out all the locations listed on the CDC website. I have a local hospital with my records that has a travel clinic, but they only will do the consultation and wrote the Rx for the immunization. Then I have to go to another hospital in the same network 90 minutes away for the actual shot. Total cost for both is the same as the cost for one appt at passport health 45 min away from me. The advantage of the 2 appt thing is that it would be documented in my health records. I also called the pharmacies in several Jewel Oscos that will give the immunization. They were all out of it and said to call back monthly. It is half the cost of the other two, but I have no idea if they do the consultation too. 

Thanks for the reply. What did they do in the consultation?

Has anyone used Passport Health to get their yellow fever vaccine? Looking for info about the overall experience.