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I can't imagine it is only for one ship out of the entire fleet.

I am currently on the second leg of a B2B on the Breakaway - we did not have to Covid test in between weeks. They told us they are not doing that anymore.

I hope you feel better. Let us know how the quarantine process is please.

Hi - Fellow New Englander here from RI Do you have a Passport Health near you? This is where you would go if you needed any vaccines or medications prior to travel (Africa, etc.). My husband recently had to get vaccines for travel to Panama and Africa, and they offered PCR tests for travel with a 30-45 min result time. He did have to pay (I don't remember the cost) but may be worth it if you cannot find any other options. Good luck!

thank you! Sounds very informative if you are lucky enough to be asked to join.

What is crew social?

Miami - first leg is eastern Caribbean and second is western Caribbean.

thank you!

Where/when/how did you tell NCL you tested positive within the past 90 days?

I read in another thread that they have stopped testing B2B passengers - prior to last week, NCL was administering (and paying) for a rapid test for B2B guests on day 6 of their first cruise. I am doing a B2B the first 2 weeks of July and can confirm then for you.

I'm sorry if this is a dumb question - and I am absolutely not trying to be sarcastic (I truly am curious) ..... why would you not just take an Antigen test like everyone else?

Thank you!!! Yes, the wording is confusing. I appreciate the response!

Thank you for your reply. I read this as a vaccinated under 12 year old only needing an ANTIGEN test. You are saying the opposite? This is where I am getting confused and second guessing what is needed.

My son is 11 and vaccinated - I am reading the rules/requirements that he can do a pre-cruise Antigen test. Am I correct?! Also ... is there a health form we need to print out and complete before we board (similar to the one you used to complete at embarkation)? Thank you!