End of pre departure testing?

[Retired LEO]

They're slowly transitioning. They no longer test consecutive cruisers. The crew no longer has to quarrenteen when arriving on a ship. They'll be doing away with the deck 2 COVID isolation cabins soon. Moving in the right direction. 

[smokeybandit]

Just now, Retired LEO said:

The crew no longer has to quarrenteen when arriving on a ship.

When did they stop that? Last I had seen the quarantine period was reduced to 3 days, but it still was there.

[Retired LEO]

Just now, smokeybandit said:

When did they stop that? Last I had seen the quarantine period was reduced to 3 days, but it still was there.

I just spoke with the HD on Independence. That's what I was told.   

[smokeybandit]

2 minutes ago, Retired LEO said:

I just spoke with the HD on Independence. That's what I was told.   

That's good news. Must be relatively recent.

[not-enough-cruising]

59 minutes ago, johnjen said:

I have heard that the cruise lines no longer need to kowtow to the CDC. They're just being overtly cautious and this is expected.

I'm hoping this testing crap ends before July 7th!

You heard wrong 

[squadron]

17 hours ago, mike45orlando said:

Royal Caribbean is a month or two away from making this happen.

 

 

Hopefully before Sept  cruise from Vancouver!!

[DCPIV]

I'm not tossing out my eMed tests just yet.