Timeframe for Pre-arrival testing

[DisneyDadBama]

Does anyone know what time of the day starts the clock for testing 3 days before embarkation? For example, we set sail on Monday and am wondering what is the earliest we can test on Friday?

 

[jcarwash]

For vaccinated adults, it's within 2 days of sailing (not 3 days). With a Monday sailing, you can test as soon as it's Saturday.

 

[lanejudy]

2 days for vaccinated guests. 3 days for unvaccinated. It's calendar days not hours.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

We are also sailing Monday. We submitted our neg covid reports to Safe Passage by 11 am and received emails that our submission was received.
We are still not cleared to sail. It has all the info in the report that Safe Passage says is required such as name, address and phone number of the lab and our full names and DOB. I know it's not officially required unti tomorrow night at midnight but this is stressing me out a bit. Now I wish I just paid the extra money to use Safe Passage. It would have been done by now. I have print outs of the reports packed and also emailed digital format to dh so either of us have easy access if needed.

I just have to be patient.

 

[mmouse37]

We are also sailing Monday. We submitted our neg covid reports to Safe Passage by 11 am and received emails that our submission was received.
We are still not cleared to sail. It has all the info in the report that Safe Passage says is required such as name, address and phone number of the lab and our full names and DOB. I know it's not officially required unti tomorrow night at midnight but this is stressing me out a bit. Now I wish I just paid the extra money to use Safe Passage. It would have been done by now. I have print outs of the reports packed and also emailed digital format to dh so either of us have easy access if needed.

I just have to be patient.

Don't worry. As long as you are negative and have those results with you, you should have no problem. I have read a few rare cases where people don't get cleared by SafePassage before they leave. They will review you stuff at the port and should OK it.

You will probably get your "clear to Sail" soon..

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Don't worry. As long as you are negative and have those results with you, you should have no problem. I have read a few rare cases where people don't get cleared by SafePassage before they leave. They will review you stuff at the port and should OK it.

You will probably get your "clear to Sail" soon..

Thanks! I’m confident it will all work out fine.

 

[gcoolie]

We are also sailing Monday. We submitted our neg covid reports to Safe Passage by 11 am and received emails that our submission was received.
We are still not cleared to sail. It has all the info in the report that Safe Passage says is required such as name, address and phone number of the lab and our full names and DOB. I know it's not officially required unti tomorrow night at midnight but this is stressing me out a bit. Now I wish I just paid the extra money to use Safe Passage. It would have been done by now. I have print outs of the reports packed and also emailed digital format to dh so either of us have easy access if needed.

I just have to be patient.

We are sailing today too and no email from Safe Passage. I uploaded the documents on Saturday. I have the paperwork though.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

We are sailing today too and no email from Safe Passage. I uploaded the documents on Saturday. I have the paperwork though.

Ours was finalized late last night.

 

[gcoolie]

Ours was finalized late last night.

Good deal! At least your stress got relieved. Are you out of Miami or PC?

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Good deal! At least your stress got relieved. Are you out of Miami or PC?

Miami. We are at the port, checked in and waiting to board.

Don’t stress. As long as you have a printed copy, it’s all good.

 

[gcoolie]

Ours was finalized late last night.

So ours never came. We stood in a line of people who also didn’t get cleared. The line moved fast and we are checked in.