Broadwaybb

Have you checked into Allianz and Travel Guard? If you book within 2 weeks of your deposit, there is a waiver for preexisting conditions. I don’t know your exact situation, but when I have called about that part, I was under the impression that there weren’t exclusions to this as long as you book within the appropriate time frame.

My understanding is that you are much more likely to get a negative result on an antigen test and still potentially have Covid than a positive result when you don’t have it. Of course there are false positives, but the PCR is much more sensitive and will pick it up easier. I would think it would be safe to assume a positive lab confirmed antigen test and doctor’s note would be enough for boarding, but that isn’t what’s stated on the site which I find a little confusing. The US entry testing allowed for antigen results when that was required. I don’t understand why NCL would have different rules for this, but I don’t want to take a chance and be denied boarding. I guess I’ll just put those Emed tests to use. I went to the trouble of seeing my doctor for the certificate of recovery and bugging the office for weeks when they kept forgetting to send it to me, so I would like to make use of this, but oh well.

I don’t understand why it would have to be a PCR when they accept antigen for everything else. Chat just told me antigen is fine, but I don’t know. I really would prefer to use this recovery certificate than take the pre cruise test.