econprofessor

Hi, I just completed my ArriveCAN for entry (driving) into Canada. Since I am staying in a hotel pre-cruise, the ArriveCAN website says I must complete a second entry for the cruise. "You must also submit a second ArriveCAN submission no more than 72 hours before boarding the cruise. This applies even if your second ArriveCAN submission is within 72 hours of the first submission. " Since ArriveCAN is already showing my first receipt, how do I enter a second one?

We used them last year for a cruise. Paid in advance and then used the bar code to check out. It was a bit confusing as there were no people there to help when we checked in. We didn't realize there was a bridge over to the cruise terminal up 2 levels from where we parked. No big deal, we just got there via the bottom level. There were people there to help/pay when we left. It is right across the street from the cruise terminal, so very convenient.

Thank you so much for all the great information! We are on the Muse in August, B2B. Since this is our first time on Silversea, this info was golden.

Hi, Driving to Vancouver for an August cruise. I have seen that it is much more cost effective to park by the airport. Can anyone recommend a hotel by the airport with parking? Thank you.

I got the same information from my Silversea representative yesterday.

I was worried about the 48 hour time frame. I called and asked my Silversea rep about it. He assured me it is 2 days, not 48 hours. That is, if we are boarding at 2pm on a Thursday, you can get the test anytime on Tuesday or Wednesday. I was concerned that I needed to get it sometime after 2pm on Tuesday.

Take the train with the gold star service. You won't regret it!

Vancouver, hands down. If you are driving between the US and Canada you do not need a COVID test. You only need one if you are flying. So, maybe fly into Seattle and drive (or bus) into Canada?