Covid testing onboard ship day before flight back to US...

[NavyCruiser]

Our group of 30 will be debarking on Sunday, June 26, in Vancouver.  

Our flights back to the US (TX, CA, HI, MN) at 1pm Sun.

So do we all get tested onboard ship the day before, on Sat June 25, by ship's staff?  Cost?

Or do we all need to bring our own Emed proctored test kits onboard, & rely on ship's wifi to do proctored test?

Thanks,

[LeeW]

Ships are only testing B2B and kids now.  Frankly trying to test all the people flying back to US would overwhelm their facilities.  You can always test at the airport or across the street at the hotel.

[smokeybandit]

RC hasn't mentioned anything about testing people. You'd either have to bring your own Abbott tests or rely on testing near the port.

 

Sure would be nice if the USA got rid of this requirement

[h20skibum]

17 minutes ago, smokeybandit said:

Sure would be nice if the USA got rid of this requirement

I agree, but don’t see that happening.  H**l, they are trying to mask everyone up again.