Does this mean the precruise Antigen tests are now within 3 days of sailing if "up to date"??

[kokopelli-az]

We were on Princess in February and the rule was antigen tests had to be taken within 2 days of sailing.   

We are "up to date" per the definition below, having had the initial Covid vaccinations plus two boosters.   So it's now 3 days ahead of time for an antigen test?   We're on Princess again in June and haven't heard anything from them about this.    Or am I not reading this correctly?

 

This is from the FAQ on the Princess website:

 

 

 

Vaccination Status	CDC Definition	Pre-Travel Test-Type	When to Take Test Before Boarding
Fully Vaccinated	Received primary series of COVID-19 vaccines with final dose at least 14 days before embarkation	Antigen	Within 2 days
		PCR	Within 3 days
Up to Date	Received all recommended COVID-19 vaccines, including any booster dose(s) when eligible at least 7 days before embarkation	Antigen	Within 3 days
		PCR	Within 3 days

[rumbalizw]

You're correct x 

[kokopelli-az]

This will make it a lot easier for many people.     

[Buckeye10640]

It keps changing... I dont trust it to not be different next week!

[redtop101]

The 3 days for “up to date” is only for cruises departing out of USA. For Canadian departures no such bonus day is given for RAT - still 2 days before embarkation.