Pre Cruise Negative Covid Test?

[CChamp]

I read few weeks back that Carnival was no longer requiring the Pre Cruise Negative Covid tests. Could someone that has cruised in the last few weeks verify that they were not required upon embarkation. Don't want to get any surprises when I get there. Thanks

[Colorado Beach Bum]

10 minutes ago, CChamp said:

I read few weeks back that Carnival was no longer requiring the Pre Cruise Negative Covid tests. Could someone that has cruised in the last few weeks verify that they were not required upon embarkation. Don't want to get any surprises when I get there. Thanks

Depends on you vax status and destination.  Carnival.com as all the info. 
 

https://www.carnival.com/Legal/covid-19-legal-notices?icid=ccl_c19legal_040621_footer

[starstruck05]

Cruised a month ago out of Moblie. No test asked for at all. You only need one if you are not vaccinated or are going somewhere that requires testing beforehand, like Canada or Bermuda. 

[jsglow]

IF you are fully vaxxed, you do NOT need a Covid test. You must be able to PROVE that you are vaxxed so be prepared to show your official Vax record. (Most simply take their Covid Vax card )

 

IF you are NOT vaxxed, you still must test.

 

There are exceptions for places like Canada, etc. that still have more restricted rules.

[CChamp]

Sorry, I forgot that one piece of info. We all have shots and boosters and are going to the Caribbean.