Getting to/from Ibiza latest info

Eivissa1 said:
Was this run by Collinson? How did they send the results - was it via an APP or just email?
Asking as a load of people are apparently struggling to access results on the app.
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Sorry for the delay. They email the certificates over. I got them before our flight, which was a little stressful.
The antigen test we had to get back was just on a word document 😂 had to show it to Ryan air in Ibiza and UK border control. No probs and straight through.

all a bit of a ball ache but so so so so worth it to be back. Amazing vibe about. Chilled but lots of fun too.
 
sssophie said:
Sorry for the delay. They email the certificates over. I got them before our flight, which was a little stressful.
The antigen test we had to get back was just on a word document 😂 had to show it to Ryan air in Ibiza and UK border control. No probs and straight through.

all a bit of a ball ache but so so so so worth it to be back. Amazing vibe about. Chilled but lots of fun too.
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How much did you pay for the the antigen test on way back?
 
2H76 said:
Huge surge in cases in NL with Rutte closing nightclubs > so this thing simply ain't gonna go away. https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2021/07/new-coronavirus-cases-top-10000-highest-figure-since-december/

Since June 2 in the UK, cases have increased 5x, hospitalisations 4.5x. Think the re-opening will be very short lived if deaths starts to increase again - thus knocking out any hopes of Ibiza in late summer for me.
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Cases is a relative term. It's positive tests, mostly due to testing for entry (around 1 million people got tested to enter events and nightclubs).
Hospitalizations are still really low here, let alone Icu or death toll.
 
FlatErik said:
Cases is a relative term. It's positive tests, mostly due to testing for entry (around 1 million people got tested to enter events and nightclubs).
Hospitalizations are still really low here, let alone Icu or death toll.
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I'm not doubting what you say, but the problem is if there are more cases then the polititians will FEEL they have to do something, even if the case numbers is due to testing to get people into events.

the death numbers in the UK are low and stable, but our lot worry about the pressure on the hospitals, not just covid but there's also a huge backlog of other stuff that needs to be done and can't really be put off another year.
 
All smooth for our trip on Saturday. EasyJet were strict on the 48 hour thing and checked dates and times on the certificate. They were also very strict - no excuses - about masks at all times on the plane. Even making someone who had some sort of exemption lanyard around their neck. There were still idiots who quickly put them on then took them off as soon as the stewardess walked past and they found their own behaviour hilarious. Grown men. Cringeworthy to see these bell ends in the wild.

A few flights arrived at once so there were quite a lot of people in arrivals to go through QR scanning which was briefly unsettling. Biggest crowd I’ve been in for 18 months, but it moved swiftly enough considering. All the staff are on it now. My wife was picked at random for PCR result cert check. All good.

We had a car thankfully as the taxi queue is insane so definitely add that on to your travel time if its your method of transfer.

Thanks to all the contributors and advice shared on here. It has been a huge help. After weeks and weeks of planning and preparing and trying to get this trip nailed down safely and without financial disaster amidst major hurdles, it came down to our results dropping in the night before. Edge of the seat stuff.

Everyone we’ve seen has been sensible and compliant with what is necessary in restaurants etc. The island feels busy, it feels safe and above all, it feels good to be back.
 
Amigo said:
All smooth for our trip on Saturday. EasyJet were strict on the 48 hour thing and checked dates and times on the certificate. They were also very strict - no excuses - about masks at all times on the plane. Even making someone who had some sort of exemption lanyard around their neck. There were still idiots who quickly put them on then took them off as soon as the stewardess walked past and they found their own behaviour hilarious. Grown men. Cringeworthy to see these bell ends in the wild.

A few flights arrived at once so there were quite a lot of people in arrivals to go through QR scanning which was briefly unsettling. Biggest crowd I’ve been in for 18 months, but it moved swiftly enough considering. All the staff are on it now. My wife was picked at random for PCR result cert check. All good.

We had a car thankfully as the taxi queue is insane so definitely add that on to your travel time if its your method of transfer.

Thanks to all the contributors and advice shared on here. It has been a huge help. After weeks and weeks of planning and preparing and trying to get this trip nailed down safely and without financial disaster amidst major hurdles, it came down to our results dropping in the night before. Edge of the seat stuff.

Everyone we’ve seen has been sensible and compliant with what is necessary in restaurants etc. The island feels busy, it feels safe and above all, it feels good to be back.
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Now we wait your restaurants review 🤩
 
Amigo said:
All smooth for our trip on Saturday. EasyJet were strict on the 48 hour thing and checked dates and times on the certificate. They were also very strict - no excuses - about masks at all times on the plane. Even making someone who had some sort of exemption lanyard around their neck. There were still idiots who quickly put them on then took them off as soon as the stewardess walked past and they found their own behaviour hilarious. Grown men. Cringeworthy to see these bell ends in the wild.

A few flights arrived at once so there were quite a lot of people in arrivals to go through QR scanning which was briefly unsettling. Biggest crowd I’ve been in for 18 months, but it moved swiftly enough considering. All the staff are on it now. My wife was picked at random for PCR result cert check. All good.

We had a car thankfully as the taxi queue is insane so definitely add that on to your travel time if its your method of transfer.

Thanks to all the contributors and advice shared on here. It has been a huge help. After weeks and weeks of planning and preparing and trying to get this trip nailed down safely and without financial disaster amidst major hurdles, it came down to our results dropping in the night before. Edge of the seat stuff.

Everyone we’ve seen has been sensible and compliant with what is necessary in restaurants etc. The island feels busy, it feels safe and above all, it feels good to be back.
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epic! you finally made it! 😎
 
Amigo said:
My wife was picked at random for PCR result cert check. All good.
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Q; is she British and not yet had both jabs? I'm asking as having had both jabs I wouldn't expect to have to provide a PCR check on arrival in Ibiza
 
2H76 said:
Q; is she British and not yet had both jabs? I'm asking as having had both jabs I wouldn't expect to have to provide a PCR check on arrival in Ibiza
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Both jabs but no proof of vaccination due to delay in the app at home. They were just checking whatever method you were using for entry so vaccination or test results.
 
Rumours Balearics going back to Amber list for England But that doesn’t effect anything if you’re fully vaccinated (i don’t think?)
 
Browny said:
Rumours Balearics going back to Amber list for England But that doesn’t effect anything if you’re fully vaccinated (i don’t think?)
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Likely. People are catching covid, refusing to quarantine and are going home, from what I've heard. Really hope it isn't though, I'm booked for 3rd August and then again 20th August and I won't be fully vaccinated until September
 
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