Port Canaveral, Florida Port Q&A

That will be up to them, but You will be set. We have had the same problem, so they haven't cruised. You can't fret over their decisions in lift.

Answered by Frogboo95 on August 21, 2022

seems they change about every 3 months check in January

Answered by karlee on August 21, 2022

I wish people would stop asking this on this site!! Read the information on your cruiselines website! And recheck it again at least 2 weeks before you sail. The info given out here is not always correct as the proticals are changing weelky if not daily. Why would you risk your vacation on incorrect info??

Answered by crusin4gramma on August 21, 2022

Agree with cruzin4gramma. Look at the cruiseline site and those should be the only instructions you're following.

Answered by loriad28 on August 21, 2022

it depends on what cruise line you are going on too!!

Answered by Keithj91672 on August 21, 2022

it changes daily! Just keep a eye on the updates

Answered by 6025ph on August 21, 2022

as of now! they require a negative covid test 3 days or less prior to boarding .

Answered by Vnnttrmrk97 on August 21, 2022

Here is the latest article concerning vaccinations: https://cruiseline.com/advice/what-s-hot/news/several-cruise-lines-to-eliminate-pre-cruise-covid-testing. I would suggest contacting the cruise line. Here is contact info for all cruise lines: https://cruiseline.com/advice/before-you-cruise/what-to-know/what-s-the-easiest-way-to-reach-your-cruise-line- Enjoy your cruise!

Answered by CruiselineAdmin on August 22, 2022