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Thanks for the replies. We took our tests this morning but no change on the Verifly app. We are 'green' so we'll just bring our results.

We have a cruise starting this Monday going to the Bahamas....and I've read all the COVID requirements about needing a test 72 hours before embarkation so

we have our tests scheduled for tomorrow (Friday), but I can't figure out how to load the COVID test results into Verifly.  Verifly currently states that I'm Ready To Sail and gives me the green box 🙂. 

Is the Bahamas ports a 'special' case that Verifly doesn't think needs a COVID test?  Anyone else experiencing this?  I'm assuming we will just have to bring the test results with us.

Thanks for the replies. I watched the video and looks like I can cancel our COVID tests. YAY!  Cruisin' in 9 days !!!!!

I've posted this on the COVID #3 thread also but haven't gotten any responses....and even though this thread has sidetracked to a general COVID discussion :-).... I thought I'd ask here.

I just called to confirm the 'no test' requirements for cruises 5 days or less. We travel on August 8th. The Carnival representative was thoroughly confused. First, they told me I had to do a test at home and tell them my results...no proof required. Then they said a booster was required but when I asked if this was required for 5 days or less cruises, she said no, only the original vaccine was needed...but couldn't tell me if a booster is required.

What I've read here so far is that on cruises 5 days or less no testing is required and only a full dose of the vaccine is necessary...no booster.  Is that correct?

I just called to confirm the 'no test' requirements for cruises 5 days or less. We travel on August 8th. The Carnival representative was thoroughly confused. First, they told me I had to do a test at home and tell them my results...no proof required. Then they said a booster was required but when I asked if this was required for 5 days or less cruises, she said no, only the original vaccine was needed.

Anyone have a clear answer on the requirements for cruises 5 days and less?

Thanks for the info. I figured there had to be a simple explanation. I just didn't want to miss out on reservations if I had missed something.

My travel agent has been good so far but this time she told me to check with Carnival. :)

We have an Alaskan cruise booked for June of next year on the Carnival Legend. The current itinerary has us cruising Glacier Bay National Park. I have read many posts of people taking an 'excursion' from the cruise ship to the glacier but I have not found any way to book this. Maybe this is only available in Misty Fjords?

I called my travel agent and Carnival and they have no idea :confused: