My brain is fried...

[oateyboy]

...so I thought I would drop by for some help.

We are a party of 4 adults, 17 year old and a 3 year old.
We are flying into Miami on Monday 14th March. We will then drive up to Orlando for a few days before boarding Mariner of the Seas at Port Canaveral on Thursday 17th March. We will then disembark on the 22nd before our 10.30pm flight home from Miami.

My questions are ...

1) When and where in Orlando can I get the required tests to cruise.
2) I know it's a bit far out but closer to the time, can I prebook as my time in Orlando is relatively short and I don't want to be hunting around for a test.
3) any idea of costs
4) Finally, I have received an email off RCL saying from 31st January, their complimentary tests are ending so I will need a test once I have disembarked to allow me to fly home later in the day.

Sorry for so many questions but I seem to be chasing my tail.

Oh and Seasons Greeting to you all.

[2point]

1) There is a thread in the Orlando planning that details a place on West Osceola Parkway that will test for free - may be a queue now and may change by March. We used successfully in Dec to return.
2) I'll be taking LFT tests with me and I'll upload the results to my phone/pc (Eurofins £17.91) for the return flight - you could use these for pre boarding(we will test on the Friday for our US entry requirement - supervised with Breathe Assured - that will also cover us for pre boarding on the Sunday)
4) The cost from RCL is now $105 each - again I'll be taking our own LFT tests from Eurofins and doing the same process as 2).

[oateyboy]

Thank you so much for such a detailed reply.

[little_L]

Have you also tried looking at Cruise Critic forum? We found it useful for our recent cruise in December.

Sorry ... can't post link as I'm a new poster