clayton

We just sailed on Allure of the Seas in June with two kids under 12 who are not vaxxed.
The process was pretty straight forward:
Got a PCR test for them on Thursday (three days) before our Saturday embarkation. Printed that out and brought it with us. At the cruise terminal we joined the special line for kids under 12, showed them our PCR test, and kids received an "antigen" sticker indicating they needed a test. Each kid got a quick nasal swab from the testing technician and we proceeded to check-in (showed our boarding documents, health questionnaire etc.) We waited about 15 minutes upstairs in the cruise terminal before we got the text/email with the test results. Showed the emailed results to the employees in the waiting area, and again before actually stepping foot on the gangplank
While on the cruise we were notified that they needed to be tested again before the cruise was over, so on the second to last day we took them to the 4th deck main dining area and snaked around to a testing area where they again both got a quick swab. We were told "no news is good news" and didn't hear anything else about the tests after that.

We just sailed on Allure of the Seas in June with two kids under 12 who are not vaxxed.
The process was pretty straight forward:
Got a PCR test for them on Thursday (three days) before our Saturday embarkation. Printed that out and brought it with us. At the cruise terminal we joined the special line for kids under 12, showed them our PCR test, and kids received an "antigen" sticker indicating they needed a test. Each kid got a quick nasal swab from the testing technician and we proceeded to check-in (showed our boarding documents, health questionnaire etc.) We waited about 15 minutes upstairs in the cruise terminal before we got the text/email with the test results. Showed the emailed results to the employees in the waiting area, and again before actually stepping foot on the gangplank
While on the cruise we were notified that they needed to be tested again before the cruise was over, so on the second to last day we took them to the 4th deck main dining area and snaked around to a testing area where they again both got a quick swab. We were told "no news is good news" and didn't hear anything else about the tests after that.

We just sailed on Allure of the Seas in June with two kids under 12 who are not vaxxed.
The process was pretty straight forward:
Got a PCR test for them on Thursday (three days) before our Saturday embarkation. Printed that out and brought it with us. At the cruise terminal we joined the special line for kids under 12, showed them our PCR test, and kids received an "antigen" sticker indicating they needed a test. Each kid got a quick nasal swab from the testing technician and we proceeded to check-in (showed our boarding documents, health questionnaire etc.) We waited about 15 minutes upstairs in the cruise terminal before we got the text/email with the test results. Showed the emailed results to the employees in the waiting area, and again before actually stepping foot on the gangplank
While on the cruise we were notified that they needed to be tested again before the cruise was over, so on the second to last day we took them to the 4th deck main dining area and snaked around to a testing area where they again both got a quick swab. We were told "no news is good news" and didn't hear anything else about the tests after that.