Covid testing before the cruise

[ALWAYS CRUZIN]

I read where the test will be given at the port free. Now I hear you must get the test 2 days prior to the cruise. Anyone know which is correct?

[keeponcruising]

Looks like you have to get it done before the cruise according to their website.

 

TESTING Requirements

 

Fully Vaccinated Guests (2 shots or 1 J&J shot): Must provide negative Covid-19 test results, that is no more than two (2) days old, prior to embarkation.

 

Up to Date Vaccinated Guests (2 shots or 1 J&J shot + booster): Must provide negative Covid-19 test results, that is no more than three (3) days old, prior to embarkation.

 

Unvaccinated Guests must provide a PCR negative test result, taken not more than 2-days prior to embarkation and be tested at the port prior to embarkation.

 

Unvaccinated Guests under 2 years old have no Vaccination or Testing requirements.

 

Cruise and Stay and One-Way Guests: All vaccination and testing requirements apply both during exit and re-entry into the US. In addition, these guests must provide a copy of the Bahamas Travel Health Visa before boarding.

 

[Pebbs48]

https://margaritavilleatsea.com/prepare-to-sail/
updated May 3rd

[ALWAYS CRUZIN]

You can still get tested at the terminal. The cost is $75.00 I prefer to get mine 2-3 days before the cruise just incase it is positive. 

[9876]

As a note, unvaccinated passengers can travel on Margaritaville at Sea.  You do have to be tested but can sail.