Smeyers

Hey all, We found an incredible looking excursion (not through RCCL) in Santorini involving horseback riding on the beach. Our gangway down is at 9:00 and gangway up at 19:00, and the only options for the excursion are at 9:00 and 17:00, and it's an hour and a half. Does anyone have any experience with this activity and know if they really finish at 18:30, because then we should be able to make it back on time. I reached out to the group but didn't yet receive an answer. Thanks!!

Hey all, Going on our first cruise in a few days and we heard that there are different theme nights (formal, tropical, etc). I've looked through the app and couldn't find any information. Does anyone know where to find it? Thanks!!

Sorry I actually didn't see that you had quoted a different comment. I am sorry for my reply to you.

This is only starting September 5. Also you're not answering the question of the post in the slightest. Thank you for trying though

This is actually incorrect. "Up to date" is defined as full dose (2 shots for pfizer, moderna, etc., or 1 shot for J&J for example) of the vaccine up to 270 days. If 270 days have passed since your full dose was completed, then you need a booster to be considered up to date. The booster does not expire for being considered "up to date", meaning I got my booster a year ago and I am still considered up to date.

I may be wrong but I understood that the 3 day testing for short cruises was only for cruises departingfrkm the US. For your Spain cruise, it would still be 2 days before regardless of how long the cruise is.

So far I haven't heard of anyone not being allowed to board because they used a photocopy and didn't have the physical card. Everyone sharing their experience is either saying they used their physical card or they used a photocopy or picture and were allowed on. Those seem to be the only experiences.

Thank you! Without a possibility of getting a new one, it was very stressful to not get any definite answer, so I really appreciate your comment about your experience.

Have the booster already and cruising soon. This is what it says on the website. I can always show this at check in if they give a problem but I was curious if anyone had any experience being let it or turned away at boarding.

Hi all, sorry if this question has been answered, but I never found anything definitive. The website states that a picture of the CDC vaccine card is sufficient proof of vaccination that they can "work with you to validate". Has anyone boarded lately with a picture of the card instead of the physical card (no, getting a new physical card is not an option right now) and can share their experience? Thanks!

NCL says that after September 3 unvaccinated still cannot board a trip going through Greece, but I thought they removed restrictions months ago. Anyone know what the deal is for Greece?

Was this for a cruise departing from the US? Because I'm hearing these changes are just for US cruises at the moment, but I'd be thrilled if it was for non-US cruises too. Thanks!