Safe Passage questions

[FigmentSpark]

Does each person, including minors have to have their own account? And if so, can I use my email address for my children? Can my DH use mine, as well or does he have to use his own email?

I did mine, but when I was setting it up, the only option I had was:


It doesn't say what to do for minors. That said, I don't have minors in my room. DH has the children. Maybe he'll get another choice? They are on his reservation number.

 

[erionm]

From the DCL website:

• Every Guest 18 years of age and older must individually create an account associated with their reservation on the Safe Passage website by Inspire Diagnostics and upload their proof of vaccination or COVID-19 test results. Additionally, a parent or legal guardian will need to use their own account to provide this information on behalf of all minors.

https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/why-cruise-disney/experience-updates/us-checklist/

 

[Freeman867]

Each adult makes an account. If you don't have any children under the stateroom you're in, you won't see anything. Your husband will have all the children on his account he needs to create though.

 

[FigmentSpark]

Thanks.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

It's worth pointing out that the children will all have to go with your husband at the port when it's time to do the nasal swab. That was a nasty surprise for me last time, trying to swab kids 4 and 1, while my wife went off on her merry way with much-easier-to-swab 7.

 

[Freeman867]

It's worth pointing out that the children will all have to go with your husband at the port when it's time to do the nasal swab. That was a nasty surprise for me last time, trying to swab kids 4 and 1, while my wife went off on her merry way with much-easier-to-swab 7.

We all stayed together, they didn't have any issue with that. They just had us do it reservation by reservation.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

We all stayed together, they didn't have any issue with that. They just had us do it reservation by reservation.

Wonder if that's a port-by-port difference (MIA vs. PC).

 

[Kwami]

Wonder if that's a port-by-port difference (MIA vs. PC).

We had a weird pair of reservations a few weeks ago at PC with my dad & me in one room and my mom and wife in the other to take advantage of onboard booking discounts. They made us split up into two testing stations and they made us do it by reservation.

 

[FigmentSpark]

For anyone that's used the disembarking testing... what's the best time to make our appointment? We are early seating, so would we be done our breakfast and out by 8:30 or is 9:00 a better time?

 

[TheSpooph]

It's worth pointing out that the children will all have to go with your husband at the port when it's time to do the nasal swab. That was a nasty surprise for me last time, trying to swab kids 4 and 1, while my wife went off on her merry way with much-easier-to-swab 7.

We all stayed together, they didn't have any issue with that. They just had us do it reservation by reservation.

We had a weird pair of reservations a few weeks ago at PC with my dad & me in one room and my mom and wife in the other to take advantage of onboard booking discounts. They made us split up into two testing stations and they made us do it by reservation.

I didn’t realize we would be separated. My youngest (5) is in the stateroom with my parents. We are sailing out of PC if anyone has any additional experience with this.

I’ll have to pay attention to this as we get closer. We don’t cruise until June - so many possible rule changes between now and then!

 

[BWV Dreamin]

So we need too test again on debarkation day? Our flight leaves MCO at 11:30a . How early are they testing? Wee need to get off the ship asap to make the flight.

 

[FigmentSpark]

So we need too test again on debarkation day? Our flight leaves MCO at 11:30a . How early are they testing? Wee need to get off the ship asap to make the flight.

This is a service that DCL has arranged to offer (for a price) on site for those travelling outside of the US that may need a test.

We are from Canada and while the government has loosened the restrictions (don't have to have a PCR test, can just have a RAT), we still need a test to re-enter Canada. This is one way to get that test over with.

 

[Kwami]

So we need too test again on debarkation day? Our flight leaves MCO at 11:30a . How early are they testing? Wee need to get off the ship asap to make the flight.

If you're leaving the US and your destination country requires a test, then yes. Otherwise, no.

 

[FigmentSpark]

FYI - finally got a response from Inspire. If anyone's interested, the tests are done after you clear customs in the terminal (at least in Port Canaveral).

If you decide you don't need it, but you've paid for it, you can get a full refund if you cancel with more than 24 hours to go. Tests canceled less than 24 hours in advance are eligible for partial refunds of $77.63 for PCR tests or $32.70 for antigen tests.

If you're booking, make sure you book the right port. On one page, Port Canaveral is listed in the middle, but on the next, where you choose what to book, they've switched it's spot to the bottom. I almost booked New Orleans by not reading what was there and assuming the information was the same as the previous page.