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Just spoke with NCL about our cruise… agent said that if we have a negative PCR test within 96 hours at home and somehow test positive with the Antigen test at the pier the PCR negative “overrides” the antigen and we will be allowed to board.

this is contrary to everything I have read online.

Any idea if the agent is full of BS?

When does Norwegian send out the cruise specific instructions?

So the current Norwegian COVID rules run until 12/31 from what I have read. I don’t think they can change them overnight so is there any sense of when they may announce updated/new rules or just an extension of the current ones?

Same concerns here… booked next summer with a large group… the thoughts of one of us testing positive at the pier and being denied boarding is scary.

Hopefully in the next 6-8 months some of these rules lighten up.

On 10/3/2021 at 7:33 PM, cusematt4 said:

Does anyone know what would happen if we have family in multiple cabins and one vaccinated family member tests positive?  Would ncl let everyone in the traveling party get a credit (whether positive prior to arrival or at arrival) if this is meant to be a family trip?

My fears also… we booked a large group (about 20 people) next summer on the breakaway. The thoughts of a couple people missing out due to this is awful.