Great news - Covid test in advance

[RedHead0186]

and so we are clear rapid antigen tests are fine now I don't need a PCR?

Rapid antigen are fine if they're proctored (either administered by some sort of health professional, or done at home via a video proctor). Rapid antigen that you do at home without any sort of monitoring/proctoring are not okay.

 

[Kwami]

Remember the good old days when Disney operated at a higher standard as opposed to lowering themselves to “industry standards”…

"Industry standards" was also their excuse for charging to park at the WDW resorts and at Aulani. Ridiculous.

 

[tvguy]

If you can afford a Disney cruise, I think you should be able to afford insurance

Yeah, there was a post from someone claiming their cruise was costing $25,000 and they were complaining about having to pay the cost of a covid test. I have NEVER been a fan of trip insurance, but now, it really is a necessity.

 

[DCLCrazy64622]

Great news! What Disney provided for free you can now pay for. Isn’t that super!

My thoughts exactly!

 

[AquaDame]

Between the two threads on this the other is doing a better job staying on topic; I'm going to close this one.

https://www.disboards.com/threads/know-before-you-go-updated-may-17-testing-rule-changes.3883524/