Cruise Calendar

[Martita B.]

Now you can view "ships in port" for the day without subscribing.

This feature is new to the web site.

http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/

Enjoy!

Martita B.

[Tony & Trevor]

Martita,

 

Thank you. Very informative and interesting.

 

Kind regards

 

T

[Martita B.]

T&T

I subscribed last year and enjoy checking "Ship's in Port" almost daily ~~also I use the "ship's web cams" ~~

Bitter cold in West Texas ~~14 degrees tonight! The barbed wire fences just cannot stop the 'ole COLD northern winds coming from Amarillo ~~

Have a great day!:p

MB

[JaneBP]

Martha, is there an ability to check port schedules weeks ahead? For example, I like to know which ships are in port when I disembark in FLL. Is that a subscription feature?

Thanks.

[Martita B.]

Jane

Yes, you'll need to suscribe (very inexpensive) to look at the Port calendars.

I always check before I make flight plans how many ships will be in Ft Laud when I disembark.

The number determines what day I'll fly home. Last year when disembarking there were to be 12 ships in Port ~~needless to say I stayed overnight and flew out the following day. (Ft Laud airport is a real mess when thousands of passengers all hit there at the same time ~~some flying in and some flying out)

Martita B.

[JaneBP]

Thanks, that's what I figured. I agree, it's very helpful for example, figuring out the availability of taxis.

[Kate-AHF]

:eek:

 

THe cruise calendar has the Legend in two different ports each day from 6 March to 14 March. One of the two each day matches the published itin.

 

Is this usual?