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Hello

I am sure I have seen this on this forum but I can not seem to find it after 2 hours of scrolling.  For Canadians sailing Carnival what documents or cards did you need for boarding for covid 19 besides your negative test?  I have read the details numerous times and just want to be 100% sure I have correct ones.  Thanks in advance.

On 11/17/2021 at 8:08 AM, DHP1 said:

Thank you. There so much to read these days I must have miss this one.  Now if Manulife state cruises are now covered on there website, I will probably buy there travel insurance through Costco. 

I have read on the Manulife Covid Coverage that if there is an active travel advisory, which we do have they will not cover you on your cruise.  Please clarify if I am incorrect on that.

On 12/7/2021 at 9:26 PM, Reenie75 said:

I was told Tu Go offers the same covid insurance as Manulife

I was told that if there is a travel advisory to avoid cruise ships travel, which there is that Tu Go will not cover you.

On 12/9/2021 at 6:11 PM, DHP1 said:

Go and enjoy. For us, we refuse to be lock up at home, especially at our age. One suggestion is to get good travel insurance. We purchase Princess Vacation Protection “and” Manulife Covid Plan. So if anything does happen, we’re covered. 

Hello

Our trip is coming up in January and we have looked into the Manulife Covid Plan and it states if there is a travel advisory in place that it will not cover people, there is a travel advisory right now to avoid all cruises so I am to assume that one would not be covered?  Please correct if I am wrong.  Thanks in advance.

Hello

We are trying to decide if we should stay in Orlando or Port Canaveral the night before our cruise.  We have not cruised out of Port Canaveral.  

Any assistance would be great.

Thanks in advance.

Hello

I am sorry if this has been answered already but just so much to filter through.

We are flying home via Orlando and just wanted to see if anyone has had the RT-PCR at the airport and your experience?  Were you able to pre-book the rapid PCR as the booking site only says PCR not RT-PCR?

Also for anyone who used a different location for rapid PCR test.

Thank you to anyone with information.

Bookbabe, one more question.  For Walgreens test what did you put for insurance, and if no insurance noted what did you do for id requested?  Thanks in advance for your help.

Hello. Just a quick question bookbabe, did you have to pay for the test at Walgreens?

Hello.  Thank you for all the information you provided cruising in January and a little anxious about all the requirements.  When getting tested at CVS when they asked for Insurance info you just entered your private insurance and no questions asked?

 Thanks again in advance.

23 minutes ago, ilovetotravel1977 said:

Where are you flying out of?  FLL and MIA both offer the Rapid PCR (RT-PCR) tests for around $159/$179US with results back in 1 hour.  You can book them a few weeks in advance.  Maybe make sure your flights are schedule for later in the day.

 

You can find the info on both airports' websites.

 

 

Thanks.  We are flying out of Orlando.  

Hello

We have a trip booked with Carnival for b2b Starting January 2, 2022.  We are very worried about getting the PCR we are required to come home as Carnival has now stopped doing them for international travels.  Any suggestions?  Anyone sailed or sailing Carnival now, soon or past.

Thanks in advance

Has anyone yet experienced Covid 19 testing for Canadians leaving from Orlando to Canada?