FYI: Here’s what happens if you’ve been out of country 14 days before cruise

[Wanna_Cruize]

6 hours ago, wemjam said:

AGAIN, such contradictory information.  You and I have both been told now that this is the requirement directly by Carnival agents, but their website and JH saying just take the free test (I posted that above right from the Carnival site).   It is so frustrating.  I am SO glad we bailed and just moved our 2nd cruise out a week.  I would have been really peeved off if I showed up thinking all I need is a free test and then found out all this crap.  

 

 

 

Yea, DH and I were just discussing this over dinner. We have 2 7-day cruises 3 weeks apart. Looking at the itinerary, the 14th day before our 2nd cruise is the day we arrive back in LA, so we will be answering "NO" to that question. We debark LA at 7am on 7/28 and then board (hopefully) at 10:30 am on 9/11 so we will just squeak by. 

[ontheweb]

10 hours ago, Aplmac said:

 

A lot like what happens to us Barbados boarders

(those boarding at Bridgetown, B'dos)

when we get to San Juan, PR.

We must vacate the ship, for a few hrs. -we go shopping anyway!

 

For us folks who board at Barbados

our 7-day cruising arrangement is technically..

a half-cruise from Barbados to PR
followed by another half-cruise from PRSanJuan

back home to Barbados!

So, it is in reality a back to back cruise despite only being 7 days.