How do you know how many ships will be in your port?

[LeesaB]

I keep seeing people say things like "there will be 3 ships in Roatan the day we're in port" or similar. How do they know this? I feel like I'm lacking vital cruiser knowledge.

 

Thanks!

[ColinIllinois]

If you do a Google search for (example) "port of roatan cruise ship schedule" you will find several sites that will give you that information.

[LeesaB]

Well duh. I'm usually better at the google fu than this...

[Flatbush Flyer]

I keep seeing people say things like "there will be 3 ships in Roatan the day we're in port" or similar. How do they know this? I feel like I'm lacking vital cruiser knowledge.

 

 

 

Thanks!

 

 

Google is your friend.

 

 

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[shof515]

i use this site: http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

[easyboy]

i use this site: http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

 

 

Right. Most of those who monitors ships on port uses this site.

 

 

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[ColeThornton]

Google is your friend.

 

 

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So is reading previous posts before you say the same thing as someone else. ;)

[LeesaB]

i use this site: http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

Ooh, this is a really spiffy site. Thanks so much.

 

 

Now I have yet another site to spend hours looking at.

[casofilia]

Thank you for the link; I used to trawl through the ports themselves!!

[Seashoregal]

It is a great site. Read about it in a cruise critic post a few weeks ago.

Found out we will have all but 2 ports all to ourselves.

Also liked the it told me more about each of our ports.

 

 

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[Seashoregal]

I do have a question about Lisbon. It says there are 3 different docks. How do I know which dock my ship will use? Thank you!

 

 

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[brookie848]

Just be aware that cruisetimetables and cruisett (the other site commonly used to check ports) are not always accurate.

 

So, while I use them as a guide, I know the information may not be complete. This has become glaringly obvious to me when the cruise I am on isn't listed on the sites. :p

[hawkeyetlse]

I do have a question about Lisbon. It says there are 3 different docks. How do I know which dock my ship will use?

NCL doesn't call at Lisbon very often, so you'll have to search the port authority website. The Port of Lisbon does have an English website, so you can try entering your dates there. But if you're talking about next April's TA on the Spirit, it may be too early to get any information about that.

[philip_eunice1]

So is reading previous posts before you say the same thing as someone else. ;)

 

 

 

Google is your friend

 

 

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