Masks Still Required in Terminal?

[silversneakers]

I'm hearing that masks are still required when entering the cruise terminal. Is this correct?

[LatinaInTexas]

As of yesterday still required when we debarked. On our flight home they announced they were waiting to find out mid month if they would no longer be required on planes so maybe that will apply to terminals also at that time.

[mondello]

Still listed on the Carnival site of updated protocols as of March 1.

[Knights on the Beach]

Yes, I think that's a federal regulation?  Hopefully that will change soon.

[chengkp75]

Yes, the terminal is covered by the federal "public transportation" mask mandate, that I believe comes under review on March 18.

[elcuchio24]

42 minutes ago, chengkp75 said:

Yes, the terminal is covered by the federal "public transportation" mask mandate, that I believe comes under review on March 18.

 

This is right on, current rule is set to lapse on the 18th so we will see if they extend or not...

[lazydayz]

At Mardi Gras debarkation yesterday, the on ship announcement was to mask up for the terminal.  By Thursday, they gave up on requiring them on the ship.  Still masked up for indoors at Amber Cove shops.  Grand Turk was laid back about it.  

[Luke gs Daddy]

3 hours ago, lazydayz said:

At Mardi Gras debarkation yesterday, the on ship announcement was to mask up for the terminal.  By Thursday, they gave up on requiring them on the ship.  Still masked up for indoors at Amber Cove shops.  Grand Turk was laid back about it.  

What did you do at Amber Cove?

 

[lazydayz]

5 minutes ago, Luke gs Daddy said:

What did you do at Amber Cove?

 

My hubby is recovering from foot surgery so we just did some shopping at the port.  There is a nice coffee shop there and we buy coffee beans to bring home.  
 

We were there in November and swam with the dolphins.  I highly recommend that, and will likely do it again in May.  It is a great facility and the dolphins are so much fun to interact with.  

[Pellaz]

On 3/6/2022 at 9:12 AM, cruisemom2 said:

Yes, I think that's a federal regulation?  Hopefully that will change soon.

 

As I recall, it was an Executive Order, implemented for all "common carrier" travel (air, rail, ship, buses, taxis).