COVID Testing

[cantgetaname]

Booked my second TA for October 2023 on Odyssey on Royal. This one westbound.  Transatlantic cruises still need a COVID test 2 days before?  

[basenji56]

They did in October 2022. Who knows about October 2023?

[basenji56]

4 minutes ago, basenji56 said:

They did in October 2022. Who knows about October 2023?

Example: a year ago, Viking not only required a test before boarding but another test every single morning 

 

This year, no tests at all. 

[SbbquilterUT]

Just notified that we would need CoVid test within two day of sailing on the Anthem of the Seas (sailing from NJ on May 1) also vaccine required for everyone over 12.  Not sure which country on this itinerary require it but that was our notification. 

[Incognito1]

Their page says for TAs, a test (can be self-administered) is required.  Nothing on their page about vaccination.  I'd call.

 

On Princess, "All guests are welcome – regardless of vaccination status – and vaccination and testing requirements have been lifted on most voyages!"  Should that change, we'll be canceling our upcoming cruise for FCC (already paid in full).

 

 

 

 

[Ex-Airbalancer]

On 12/28/2022 at 8:28 AM, cantgetaname said:

Booked my second TA for October 2023 on Odyssey on Royal. This one westbound.  Transatlantic cruises still need a COVID test 2 days before?  

Yes 

https://www.royalcaribbean.com/faq/questions/what-vaccines-are-required-to-travel-on-a-cruise