Monica887

Of course that is ideal. We didn't notice the expiration because we haven't traveled in 2 years. We are going to try to get it expedited but in case there is a problem (there are NO appointments available in the next month) I'm trying to figure out if it's ok. And of course we are working on digging up official information, but getting the run around. So I'm hoping someone with recent experience can chime in!

The kids are under 16.

Then what is the best way to test to go home? Flight is at 5:00 the day we disembark.

And to follow up, no testing needed to go home? I saw in other threads that there was, but maybe that's changed?

Ah ok, that's why I was confused. So if the cruise leaves Sunday we can get PCRs at home late on Thursday and that should be ok to board the cruise, with nothing needed for flying.

It seems like Canada's rules changes on April 1? No testing it needed for Canada is you're vaxed? Is this correct? (I will check with the cruise line obviously for what they want, just making sure I'm understanding what I need for air travel and to time it for the right 48 hours...)

What ID is needed for kids for our cruise? One of my kids passports just expired. This is our first big trip since before Covid and so I hadn't noticed We are from the US, coming and going out of Canada. So for both the flights and cruise, what do we need? The websites are SO confusing? Anyone go with kids recently?

My cruise ends in Vancouver. Family of 4 with an 8 and 11 year old. Flight back to the states is at 5 pm. What's the best way to kill time in between? I guess we want to be at the airport around 3. Leave wherever we are around 2, eating lunch first. Is it possible to do the Capilano Bridge in that time? Not as a shore excursion, as it quadruples the price. If we did, what could we do with the luggage? Any other ideas? I'm guessing Ubering around would be easiest for us.