France Entry Test

[TCHR]

I’m new to this (Disney and covid related travel) and am starting to research ahead of our feb trip. Guidance is so vague, the French Gov Website just says a negative PCR or Antigen test but no detail on what type accepted or how to submit. Any info much appreciated?

Travelling with 4 adults and 2yr old (from UK) all adults vaccinated and boosted

Also what do we need to provide upon entry to the parks?

[Rac20]

Unless it has changed (but don’t think it has), you need an antigen test or pcr 24 hours prior to your trip. This doesn’t need to be supervised but does need to be one approved for travel.

Hopefully, someone will be able to confirm whether that’s the case or not. I haven’t checked in a while as we cancelled our France trip.😥

[rac-ian]

I’m due to fly in a week. I have booked a test at my local airport via Nuffield. I was not sure what test but they confirmed I would need the antigen test within 24hours pre departure. This cost is £40 and should receive the result within 1 hour with a fit to fly Certificate. I’m glad it was the PCR Test as this one was £120. Hope this helps.
I’m new to this too but what I gather is you need to show your vaccines status when arriving at the parks. I have downloaded mine to wallet on the phone.

[rking89]

Test to fly tests are around £15 but don't need to be supervised. There is a specific app with France but they are soon changing it and you can upload your NHS certificate to there. Trans covid I believe is the current app

[Princess Alison]

For those buying tests that can be done remotely at home and uploaded, are you buying spares in case it shows as not worked?!

We've never had a lft test show as not valid but I'm worrying in case this happens for the pre travel one and we don't have a spare to try again