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This one is a dead horse and has been discussed and confirmed to death. ?
 
Count backwards.
 
Think of it like this...
Saturday - the day you need the results, typically the sailing day, Day 0
Friday - 1 day before the day you need the results, Day 1
Thursday - 2 days before the day you need the results, Day 2
Wednesday, 3 days before the day you need the results, Day 3
Tuesday, 4 days before the day you need the results, Day 4
Monday, 5 days before the day you need the results, Day 5
 
Even Royal Caribbean covers it in the FAQ.

Where Do I Take A RT-PCR Test And Submit The Results Before Cruising? | Royal Caribbean Cruises

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

This one is a dead horse and has been discussed and confirmed to death. ?
 
Count backwards.
 
Think of it like this...
Saturday - the day you need the results, typically the sailing day, Day 0
Friday - 1 day before the day you need the results, Day 1
Thursday - 2 days before the day you need the results, Day 2
Wednesday, 3 days before the day you need the results, Day 3
Tuesday, 4 days before the day you need the results, Day 4
Monday, 5 days before the day you need the results, Day 5
 
Even Royal Caribbean covers it in the FAQ.

Where Do I Take A RT-PCR Test And Submit The Results Before Cruising? | Royal Caribbean Cruises

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

This one is a dead horse and has been discussed and confirmed to death. ?
 
Count backwards.
 
Think of it like this...
Saturday - the day you need the results, typically the sailing day, Day 0
Friday - 1 day before the day you need the results, Day 1
Thursday - 2 days before the day you need the results, Day 2
Wednesday, 3 days before the day you need the results, Day 3
Tuesday, 4 days before the day you need the results, Day 4
Monday, 5 days before the day you need the results, Day 5
 
Even Royal Caribbean covers it in the FAQ.

Where Do I Take A RT-PCR Test And Submit The Results Before Cruising? | Royal Caribbean Cruises

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

This one is a dead horse and has been discussed and confirmed to death. ?
 
Count backwards.
 
Think of it like this...
Saturday - the day you need the results, typically the sailing day, Day 0
Friday - 1 day before the day you need the results, Day 1
Thursday - 2 days before the day you need the results, Day 2
Wednesday, 3 days before the day you need the results, Day 3
Tuesday, 4 days before the day you need the results, Day 4
Monday, 5 days before the day you need the results, Day 5
 
Even Royal Caribbean covers it in the FAQ.

Where Do I Take A RT-PCR Test And Submit The Results Before Cruising? | Royal Caribbean Cruises

This one is a dead horse and has been discussed and confirmed to death. ?
 
Count backwards.
 
Think of it like this...
Saturday - the day you need the results, typically the sailing day, Day 0
Friday - 1 day before the day you need the results, Day 1
Thursday - 2 days before the day you need the results, Day 2
Wednesday, 3 days before the day you need the results, Day 3
Tuesday, 4 days before the day you need the results, Day 4
Monday, 5 days before the day you need the results, Day 5
 
Even Royal Caribbean covers it in the FAQ.

Where Do I Take A RT-PCR Test And Submit The Results Before Cruising? | Royal Caribbean Cruises

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

If I were Royal Caribbean, I'd be looking at adding a St. Thomas visit on every sailing from a Florida port. ?

I'd pick the Adventure again and again if it's the only one not requiring masks for the vaccinated.

It'd be kinda nice if we kept some sort of summary someplace of the situation for each sailings we've become aware of -- positive tests, any details about the passengers themselves, like vaccination status, age, symptoms if any, whether they were getting off the ship in the next day or two, or if they were B2B, etc.

Because so far it's been rather minimal it seems. If any, just a couple. Mostly always asymptomatic. 

I think the information would be useful to be showing just how much of a mostly non-issue it usually is and to see if over time it stays roughly the same or if there's patterns matching land experiences with COVID cases, etc.

Right now we seem to end up with overzealous thread deletions in some forums (not sure here, but it's really high up on my nerves on Cruise Critic right now, to the point I'm minimizing things I contribute there overall right now) and we just lose the information completely.

In another forum someone posed this question to the executive offices and received a replay stating that as long as the doses are of the same vaccine the time between them does not matter.