COVID Testing Question

[Berry2204]

Hello everyone! I've already reached out to Disney customer service and the answer I got was that they hadn't been advised so I'm hoping someone here knows the answer! We are going on our first Disney cruise at the very end of April-7 night eastern Caribbean. My husband and I are both vaccinated and
boosted - my daughter however is 3 and is not able to be vaccinated. I've read over the new COVID requirements and saw that my daughter will have to be tested on the last day of the cruise since it is over 5 days and she is not vaccinated. My question is worst case scenario let's say she tests positive-what happens next? Are you still able to disembark on the last day just with different protocols? Are you
held somewhere to quarantine? Hoping someone here has some insight! Thank you!!

 

[lanejudy]

My question is worst case scenario let's say she tests positive-what happens next? Are you still able to disembark on the last day just with different protocols? Are you
held somewhere to quarantine?

Someone had a similar situation and posted about it a month or so ago.

Testing positive, or being considered a close-contact of another child in the Club/Lab who tests positive, DCL will put you in quarantine for the rest of the cruise (in this situation probably just the 1night). Technically it is the child put in quarantine but 1 parent must accompany; you may opt to have your whole family stay together. Quarantine is deck 2 ( some reports recently mention deck 5 as well). They will help move you and your belongings. Room-service delivers meals. DCL does not force quarantine after debarking, so you will need to make your own post-cruise plans (hotel or drive home).

 

[mousefan73]

Also as a Fyi, they come early too for on board testing. A family I met said they came at 7am to test their son. Maybe it was because they knew they were booked on an excursion that day in Nassua and they wanted to catch them early in the day ( not a requirement for the excursion) , maybe not.