No…but I am now
…since my wonderful Disney fam (in these threads) have kindly reminded me about the testing that needs to happen on our way back into the US 
& I needed some quick clarity 
…but it sounds like those 6-pk of “Abbott BinaxNow At-Home tests” are the way to go 
since we can get them proctored anytime as long as we have access to WiFi 
DCL is requiring all B2B cruisers to test in between cruises on Disney's dime
Hey there
- u are not alone on your concerns/stress points
…as we are on the Same Alaskan cruise & will be entering Canada on same day.
of all the different threads regarding approved Covid testing that can be done “same day” & conveniently for cruisers, is the 6-pack of Abbott BinaxNow At-Home Test Kits ($150) that u purchase thru eMed.com. 
I don't believe there is any particular concierge perks associated with the covid-testing. If you are asking about concierge perks in general, you might want to start another thread.
"The cost of embarkation tests for fully vaccinated Guests will be $74.00 (USD) plus tax for the initial antigen test, and, if needed, $125.00 (USD) plus tax for a confirmatory PCR test, charged at the time of service."
Isn't that what you will have to pay if you have the test done at the port? I was wondering about the proctored self-test option you do a day or two before arrival at port. I have checked costs on other sites, but I haven't seen anything about the cost of a proctored self test using Safe Passage, and you can't get into their website to check on that until 15 days (?) prior to cruise. Thanks!
Sorry that's the information for the price of the testing at the port.
Someone back a few pages posted they ordered 6 tests for ~$250, so that calculates out to ~$42/test.
I think I just went to inspire diagnostics and filled it out. It wasn’t a great website, but you did give cruise info, so it seemed like they have their act together somewhat. I didn’t have a hard time signing on, and then all of a sudden it worked. It didn’t give me a lot of confidence, but I figured since they’re partnered with Disney it’s the best way to go. We’ll see.
The wording in my email says 2 days, not 48 hrs. We sail on a Saturday and I plan on getting tested on a Thursday.Good question to get clarified
1) when exactly does the 48-hour timeframe start? If that’s the measurement DCL is using
2) is it 48 hrs from your chosen PAT?…or from 4pm?…or from midnight?
When we traveled toHawaii last summer (with their restrictions still in place)…their Covid testing timeframe was lined up with our Hawaiian
flight departure time
…so, we tested NO earlier than 11am on a Saturday for a flight that was taking us to Hawaii on a Monday @10:45am
I'm looking at their website and one thing I find confusing is that there seems to be a test you buy off their special App (Navica) and then a different one you can buy through the website.... but looks like either one will work for travel, I think... which did you get?
I bought the six pack they offered for $150 directly off the website. There are 6 of us so the pack was perfect for us. We can then each test on the Thursday before the cruise at our own convenience.
I received the same email in response to my question about timing for testing. Hopefully May 23 everything will be clearer!I emailed Inspire Diagnostics just to see if my fit to fly test in the UK that I would use for entry into the US would count (otherwise I might try at the airport when I land if not the Port test), this won't be of interest to most of you BUT they said they are due to give more information on May 23rd so maybe some of the senarios might be explained a bit better.
This is their email:
"We have been made aware of the recent update in pre-sail testing requirements for sailings June 7th and after. We will have more information for you on May 23rd. You can also go to the Disney Know Before you Go page for more updates.
https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/why-cruise-disney/experience-updates/ "
