Options for Covid test pre=cruise

[goodoldan]

3 hours ago, RSWBADGER said:

There are some exceptions. It works for our 10 Day November 21, 2022 Cruise.

 

At a Glance

Beginning with departures on November 2, 2022:

All travelers, regardless of vaccination status, are welcome to cruise with us and will no longer be required to provide proof of pre-departure testing, except for specific sailings where vaccination, testing, or additional documentation are required by law. Exceptions currently include:

Bermuda Itineraries

Galapagos Itineraries

Australia New Zealand Itineraries

Transatlantic/Transpacific Crossings

Select Caribbean Itineraries (those visiting Haiti (Labadee) and Turks & Caicos)

Select Central and South America Itineraries (those visiting Honduras, Colombia, Brazil, and Chile)

Please visit our Country Travel Requirements for more information regarding your cruise vacation.

 

 

COVID-19 Cruise Health & Safety Protocols | Celebrity Cruises

 

I just called Celebrity and verified the new testing policy for our Nov 11th sailing on the Edge (that doesn't visit any of the listed exception ports).  We'll probably each take a home test and have a negative antigen test photo (or the actual test result) with us when we arrive for check-in, just in case someone didn't get the memo.

Edited November 4, 2022 by goodoldan

[rabidstoat]

I'm on that cruise as well and plan on taking a self-test with me, just in case! I can always do it real fast at the port but it really does sound like that we shouldn't need a test with our itinerary.