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The Header was just updated for Greece: "Voyages Departing from Greece" /Cheers!!

The Header was just updated for Greece: "Voyages Departing from Greece" /Cheers!!

Until they update that header I am still on edge. I have way to much wrapped up in this trip to take any chances if it is not absolutely clear. LoL Crazy

Honestly it is still very confusing because the header states: "Voyages Departing, Arriving or Visiting Greece" I don't know why this can't be more clear lol

@Steelers36 Nice work! If this turns out to be true (I'm not doubting you) it saves everyone a lot of headaches! It appears to be confirmed with their updated vaccine-testing-requirements page below: It seems crazy that they only want to test you when you are DEPARTING Greece now. Vaccination Status Definition by Country's Health Authority Pre-Travel Test Type & When to Take Test Before Boarding Age: 5 to 17 Age: 18 and Up Fully Vaccinated 18 and above At least 14 days past completion of a primary vaccine series and no more than 270 days (9 months) from the date of disembarkation since receiving the last dose of an approved COVID-19 vaccine. A booster dose is required for guests 18 and older if the last COVID-19 vaccine dose in series is older than 9 months (270 days) from the date of disembarkation. Antigen within 2 days OR PCR within 3 days Fully Vaccinated 5 to 17 Received primary series of COVID-19 vaccines with final dose at least 14 days before embarkation. Antigen within 2 days OR PCR within 3 days Not Fully Vaccinated* Either not up to date or has not received a complete COVID-19 vaccine series. Please contact us to request a vaccination exemption to be presented upon embarkation. Antigen within 2 days OR PCR within 3 days Antigen within 2 days OR PCR within 3 days *Kids 4 years of age and under are welcome to cruise and have no vaccination or test requirements. Minimum age to sail is 6 months or 12 months based on cruise itinerary, review Passage Contract for details. Testing is required for all voyages departing from Athens, Greece. Tests must be conducted in-person by medical personnel and guests will need a physical letter with the negative results. Test results proctored by video are not accepted.

I am starting to wonder if I should test my 2 year old prior to sailing. Concerning Greece: From the vaccine testing requirements page: *Kids 4 years of age and under are welcome to cruise and have NO vaccination or test requirement A Booking Notification email I received said "Self tests are accepted." contradicting the statement on the vaccine testing requirements page "Tests must be conducted in-person by medical personnel and guests will need a physical letter with the negative results. Test results proctored by video are not accepted." I do not want to be turned away at the boat.

The year the Royal launched I remember coming across a huge pile of claws and shrimp after the bon voyage party. My wife and I happily indulged. Unfortunately, we have not seen lobster claws/tails on the buffet since.

My two year old has a Specialty Dining Promotion waiting for him. I am sure he is going to love his 22 ounce Porterhouse!

Thank you everyone for your advice, I really appreciate it! We are making our decision today. See you onboard!

We are considering booking another cruise on the front end of our existing booking. But have a few questions about the experience Barcelona to Rome - New cruise Rome to Athens - Currently Booked The day we are in Rome. Will we be able to disembark early to see Rome? What time will we need to be back? Since we will have different rooms, can we leave our luggage somewhere on board? Do we need to go through the embarkation process again? Will they give us new Medallions? Are there excursions you can book with the cruise in the end city (rome)?

If you book a flight using EZAIR, are you able to redeem your points towards the cost? We have a cruise with flights that is well over 5k in cost and would love to apply the 2.5% redemption value.