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I didn't realize testing for unvaccinated was always 3 days prior to embarkation. That doesn't even make sense. It would be more prudent to have the unvaccinated test closer to embarkation, not later than those vaccinated, as the unvaccinated have a higher risk of contracting the virus and getting sicker (that statement is not up for debate; I'm a nurse and I get the daily totals of hospitalizations and deaths broken down by vaccinated vs unvaccinated). I don't get that rationale; as a vaccinated passenger I can't be tested any sooner than 48 hours, which makes things more complicated when traveling overseas.
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Why I am so stressed about testing!
jerseygirl3 replied to handbellplayer's topic in Royal Caribbean International
Use one if the at home tests the government sent and log onto Rapidtestandtrace.com. It is proctored, costs $20/pp, and you have the results in 30 min. -
I tested negative at day 11 with an antigen test.
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Transatlantic to Spain-March 2023-Vaccinations
jerseygirl3 replied to flannbarr's topic in Royal Caribbean International
But Biden didn't require hospitalization, as did the previous occupant of the WH. So vaccines are effective. Not everyone can take Paxlovid, due to other interactions with other medications (blood thinners, to be one). -
Not only did it find my husband (thankfully, the Medical Center put me on Tamiflu prophylactically and I didn't catch it), but it also found 80 other passengers. That's the count that was given to the CDC. I'm sure there were loads of others, but they weren't counted or quarantined if they didn't visit the Medical Center.
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My husbsnd was quarantined when he contracted Influenza A onboard Feb 2020. We received no compensation for the days he was quarantined (the rest of our 12 day sailing). It didnt even occur to us that he would be refunded. There were 80 confirmed cases on our sailing. Prob more that didnt report to the Medical Center.
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I'm assuming if you're spending 3 days in Rome, you will want to make a visit to the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, etc. If you are going to be in that location, I would highly suggest Armando Al Pantheon restaurant (about 50 yards away from the Pantheon, but tucked in a small street.) It is very small, you must make a reservation for dinner at least a month in advance. Lunch may be easier, but still need a reservation. It's very small and family owned (they are closed on Sundays). It's a little more difficult to get in since Stanley Tucci featured it on his CNN special "Searching for Italy", but it's not a touristy place. The cacio e pepe is to die for, as is the carbonara.
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Positive Experience with RapidTestAndTrace
jerseygirl3 replied to OCSC Mike's topic in Royal Caribbean International
Can this service be used outside the country? We will need a test done in Italy. -
Can you explain how emed works? And which tests are acceptable. We have QuickVue, Flowflex, and Clinitest
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Do you order 2 separate test proctors for husband and wife. Also, how soon before you want to test do you order? thanks!
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Request Royal to stop negative Covid test to board
jerseygirl3 replied to Travelw's topic in Royal Caribbean International
Im sure there was. Or he could have picked up in one of the ports. -
Request Royal to stop negative Covid test to board
jerseygirl3 replied to Travelw's topic in Royal Caribbean International
My husband contracted Influenza A on our last cruise before the pandemic started (Feb 2020). As did 80 other passengers. All were quarantined. He was allowed to stay in our cabin and irder room service. No cabin attendant seevice. The medical center did not quarantine me, but they did put me on Tamiflu prophylactically. I stayed in the cabin fir the most part anyway because i didnt want to leave my husband alone I know for sure my husband didnt board the ship with flu, as we were already 9 days into a 12 day cruise when he first felt ill and stayed in our cabin that evening and in the morning went to the Medical Center, where they tested him for flu. -
Request Royal to stop negative Covid test to board
jerseygirl3 replied to Travelw's topic in Royal Caribbean International
I was a big proponent of precruise testing, but I've since changed my mind. My husband got Covid 5 days into a Florida vacation last month. I immediately isolated. I became symptomatic 2 days later. I tested every day for 5 days and was consistently negative. I didn't test positive until 6 days later. I'm sure I had it during those 5 days I was testing negative. If my husband hadn't tested positive, I probably would have stopped testing after the first negative test and thought I had a cold/flu. -
Thnx!
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Can someone enlighten me as to the daily gratuity amount? It seems like so long since we’ve cruised that I’ve forgotten.
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We got a one way from Philly to Bologna (with a changeover in Heathrow) Premium Economy for $735/pp. Booked direct with American Airlines. I think we did pretty well. Last 2 times we booked with cruiseline, they dropped the ball. The first time they cancelled our reservation completely (they wouldn't take any responsibility and had no idea who or why we were cancelled, as the flight was still a go). The second time we found out days before we were due to fly to Rome that they bumped my husband off the flight. Both times they were First Class/Business class tickets. And neither time did they notify us. We happened to check our reservations and found out.