Alabamapenman

Thank you, Med1968. That sounds authoritative.

Thank you, also, China. My boarding pass also says that, but an inch below that is where it also states what I quoted in my initial post. Strangely, the part of the boarding pass you quote says "bring.....", while the part I quote from the same boarding pass says "you must bring....." My wife doesn't like surprises!

Yes, Flatbush, thanks for your reply. Alaska being a US state, I do not believe any state has any requirement before a US citizen travels from one state to another. So any requirement would be made by O. Well, I admit there is a stop in Victoria, Canada, but Canada has no entry requirements any longer regarding Covid. Canadian government website says no vaccination required, no test required.

I thought Covid tests and proof of vax were history, but my boarding pass for departure this week on Regatta for Alaska cruise out of Seattle says "You must bring...proof of a negative Covid-19 test" with you to the terminal. I have had four Covid vaccinations, but no test since last year. I haven't found a discussion of this topic lately and I am concerned it is a play by someone to collect $100 for a dockside test from passengers caught unaware.