Question about port testing Covid positive and travel party

[mdurette]

I understand if 1 person test +, then the travel party will be denied boarding.

But, if you have linked reservations with other families, are they all considered part of your travel party?

Example: we are going with another family. If I test +, will they also be denied boarding because our reservations are linked so DCL knows they are "with us" in some fashion?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I understand if 1 person test +, then the travel party will be denied boarding.

But, if you have linked reservations with other families, are they all considered part of your travel party?

Example: we are going with another family. If I test +, will they also be denied boarding because our reservations are linked so DCL knows they are "with us" in some fashion?

"Travel party" is anyone in the same car/limo traveling together to the port.

If one person in that vehicle tests positive everyone in the vehicle is denied boarding.

If you're linked with another reservation, and arrive in 2 separate vehicles, and one person tests positive, only that vehicles occupants will be denied. The people in the other vehicle are good to board (assuming no one in THAT vehicle tests positive).

 

[GatorMomInNC]

I understand if we all fly in and meet up the day before the cruise we can't go if one tests postive, but what if you have 5 people booked in a room, but three different households? If I test positive in NC, my son who lives with me can't go, but can my niece (lives on her own in Ohio), my brother and his son (live in Ohio in a different HH), fly down to Fl and all go on without us? Or vice versa?