Updated protocols

[little britain]

40 minutes ago, NateUpNorth said:

A photo of a negative rapid test seems to be good for locations that don't require PCR proctored..

So yes, the honor system..........  I mean a photo

RCI Email just received in England says;

Accepted Tests 
Guests can now take advantage of at-home antigen tests (even unsupervised ones!) to satisfy their pre-cruise requirement. Proof of a negative test can be the printed or digital results, a clear photo of your self-test result, or your actual self-test in hand.

[maggie416]

It will be interesting to see if there will be an uptick in Covid. If so, strict protocols again. My cruise isn't until next May so hopefully whatever happens or doesn't happen is taken care of by then! If I have to cancel another cruise I won't be happy!!! LOL

Marg

[sixbirches]

Great news. If you can go to theme parks, concerts, sporting events, school and work without needing a  negative test prior, then you can cruise too…

We went on 2 cruises with the testing protocols and it was a bit stressful until we got on the ship. it’s nice to avoid that now.

 

[seapad]

42 minutes ago, little britain said:

Hoping this is correct but in the upper box ( where you have Rome) there is a specific option for European TAs. I don’t think this has been updated yet as it only mentions Voyager which leaves before the 9/5 change date. 

Talking about as clear as mud 🙂 

[BND]

1 hour ago, seapad said:

Here;s the actual link" 

 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/the-healthy-sail-center/getting-ready-to-cruise

 

Already posted in my original post.