Conflicting info for Covid testing on Hawaii cruise

[Gracelyn]

Going in NCL POA and their site still says we need to test pre cruise.  But, yet I have been told no we don’t by NCL. NO IDEA ANYMORE. 

THANKS 

Gracelyn

Edited September 6, 2022 by Gracelyn

[njhorseman]

1 hour ago, Gracelyn said:

Going in NCL POA and their site still says we need to test pre cruise.  But, yet I have been told no we don’t by NCL. NO IDEA ANYMORE. 

That's an outdated web page. NCL eliminated testing requirements for vaccinated passengers effective September 3. Only unvaccinated passengers have to be tested.

There are exceptions for certain countries such as Canada and Bermuda, but your POA cruise doesn't visit any foreign countries. Try clearing your web browser's cache before navigating to NCL's web page where the requirements are detailed at  ncl.com/sail-safe, where you'll see the following:

 

Testing & Pre-Embarkation Protocols

For all sailings September 3, 2022 and beyond:

For all cruises (unless country requirements differ – refer to Cruise Travel Requirements by Country.

Age	Vaccinated	Unvaccinated
< 11 years	No testing requirement.	No testing requirement.
≥ 12 years	No testing requirement.	Proof of a medically supervised negative PCR or Antigen test taken no more than 72 hours prior to embarkation is required.

 

 

 

[Gracelyn]

Thank you. I never received the email but knew the above. Just couldn’t verity. Even NCL rep said we had to test. 

[KeepCalmBearOn]

10 hours ago, Gracelyn said:

Thank you. I never received the email but knew the above. Just couldn’t verity. Even NCL rep said we had to test. 

 

In my experience, the reps at all the cruise lines are always "the last to know". 😁