Explorer check-in. What the heck?

[brillohead]

7 hours ago, cruisin from florida said:

Wow! That explains a lot. Thanks for the heads-up. This may change our debarkation plans... We usually get off early, often with self-assist. I'm wondering if waiting until the very last moment would be better. We drive to the port, and have no real reason to get on the road early.

If you don't need to be on the road early, I'd just have a leisurely breakfast and then find a deck chair or some quiet place to read/relax and wait for the final call.  Unless you actually enjoy standing in line and looking at a bunch of grumpy faces all morning!  LOL

[cruisin from florida]

21 hours ago, Mum2Mercury said:

Those of you who've had trouble boarding in Miami, what time did you arrive?  

Anything you can see that people could do to move things along?  

Is it connected to the checking-Covid tests?  

 

Just trying to put together a pattern of how to approach boarding efficiently.  Thanks. 

Our appointment time was 12. We got in line (in crowd) around 11:45. I didn't see anything anyone could do to move things along. They didn't look at any docs until we were upstairs and through security.