New US Virgin Islands testing requirement.

[lanejudy]

Does anyone know what the restrictions are for the 20% off a future sailing? How long to use, do we have to book on board, etc.

DCL does usually put limitations on such things, but the fact that the current cruise received this offer does not mean every sailing going forward will also. Especially once DCL can announce itinerary changes in advance, which I'm sure they are working on.

 

[RegisteredTrademark]

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[RegisteredTrademark]

DCL does usually put limitations on such things, but the fact that the current cruise received this offer does not mean every sailing going forward will also. Especially once DCL can announce itinerary changes in advance, which I'm sure they are working on.

I understand, just looking to see if anyone who has received one of these offers had more information.

 

[iivye]

but the fact that the current cruise received this offer does not mean every sailing going forward will also

We also don't know if the port was cancelled because of new US Virgin Islands requirement or if there were to many cases of infection on the ship. It was more of a data point for the discussion.

 

[ChicosWife]

Does the test that DCL gives everyone at the port, count towards this requirement?

 

[Kwami]

Does the test that DCL gives everyone at the port, count towards this requirement?

Probably, since it's a rapid PCR test. But the itinerary would have to swap St. Thomas and Tortola to be within the 3-day requirement.

 

[ChicosWife]

Probably, since it's a rapid PCR test. But the itinerary would have to swap St. Thomas and Tortola to be within the 3-day requirement.

If the itinerary isn't swapped, then there is no way to meet that requirement while on board.

 

[Kwami]

If the itinerary isn't swapped, then there is no way to meet that requirement while on board.

Disney could conduct tests onboard, too. They just don't.

 

[Snowwhyt]

Does the test that DCL gives everyone at the port, count towards this requirement?

Would have been nice even going to CC as extra 1/2 day was a bit of a bust. Most all thing’s were refunded because of wind on CC

Disney could conduct tests onboard, too. They just don't.

someone said on board this week it’s a machinery issue. Too many to test at one time.