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When I sailed on the Majestic and Discovery Princess they had filtered water bottle fill stations in the buffet area. I have since sailed on the Caribbean and Emerald and they did not have these devices. Has anyone seen them on the Regal Princess or any other cruises?

We have done this (twice). We walked off early (8am- ish) with luggage and took a pre-reserved shuttle one time (pre-COVID) and the other time we took an Uber/Lyft that we pre-requested. Both were on a weekend day and got to the airport in about 35-40 min. We have TSA pre-check and flew through. We sat around, looked at shops and realized we had more than enough time. If you are leaving on a weekday be mindful of commute traffic because that will slow your trip to Sea-Tac, but you should still make it if you are off the boat first thing.

I am wonder the same as you. Did you get an answer to your questions? Care to share your experience or advice?

We last sailed in Feb 2022 and at that time we needed a negative antigen test within 2 days before boarding. And at this link it still states 2 days: https://www.princess.com/html/global/book/popups/voyages-per-cdc-guidelines.html On the Medallion App under Health Status I noticed something new that says I need a negative antigen test 48 hours before boarding. If I test at 8am on a Thursday but don't board until 2pm on Saturday (54 hours prior) it appears I could be denied boarding? I have read through much but not all of the COVID pages. Anyone have any insight?