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I too am confused. The press release indicates that vaccinated guests over the age of 12 must get an antigen test or NAAT (PCR) test within 2 days of boarding, if leaving from a U.S. port. We are sailing on the Pride out of Hawaii. Later, in the message, it indicates that vaccinated guests over the age of 12 can get the antigen tests 2 days prior to sailing OR a PCR (NAAT) test 3 days before sailing. Which is it?

What about the Pride of America sailing from Hawaii? Embarkation, debarkation and all ports are United States. What do you think they might do about pre covid testing for these sailings? Any thoughts?

Another change I noticed. Norwegian is now allowing PCR tests 3 days prior to travel. Prior to this, I believe all testing to board US home ports was 48 hours. There are two types of PCR tests. I am assuming we could get the rapid PCR to fulfill this requirement. This information will help us as we travel to Hawaii to cruise on The Pride of America. We were going in a few days early. Now we won’t have to worry about virtual testing or finding testing in Honolulu.

Thank you for the info. I will be traveling from Michigan to Hawaii for a cruise. They will accept my insurance and test for the pre cruise COVID requirement?

Has anyone tried Nomi Health on Ala Moana Blvd. for COVID testing? I believe they accept insurance. You can pre register and they have rapid antigen testing.

Has anyone used Nomi Health located on Ala Moana Blvd for COVID testing? I believe it is free, they take insurance, they have rapid antigen tests and you can register for an appointment.