HELP!!! For COVID testing, what does 48 hours before embarkation ACTUALLY mean on a HAL cruise?

[SonuvaBeach]

Okay...For Covid testing purposes, Celebrity Cruise Lines defines embarkation  as the DAY of embarkation. For example, if a Celebrity ship  is leaving on a Saturday at 5PM, a test taken any time on the preceding Thursday is considered "48 hours" before embarkation. Does HAL have the same policy? Our HAL ship departs at 4PM October 8, 2022.  We took our COVID tests on October 6 at 7:30 AM, technically more than 48 hours before the ship actually embarks. Are we okay? This has never been a problem on Celebrity. Anyone have the  answer?

Edited October 7, 2022 by SonuvaBeach

[trivia addict]

You should be fine. In August, my cruise left on a late Sunday afternoon and we took our tests on Friday morning. My understanding is that the 48 hours is loosely counted as long as it is 2 days before the sailing. The same as the Celebrity cruise I took in June.

[SonuvaBeach]

10 minutes ago, trivia addict said:

You should be fine. In August, my cruise left on a late Sunday afternoon and we took our tests on Friday morning. My understanding is that the 48 hours is loosely counted as long as it is 2 days before the sailing. The same as the Celebrity cruise I took in June.

Thank you!