Is there any port schedule web sites keeping up with the changes in itinerary?

[vacati0n]

I have looked at cruisett.com in the past to see how many cruise ships will be in port the same time my cruise is but I don't think this has the port changes. Any other good site?

 

Thanks,

[mjh2w1]

I have looked at cruisett.com in the past to see how many cruise ships will be in port the same time my cruise is but I don't think this has the port changes. Any other good site?

 

Thanks,

 

Here's another one, although I'm not sure if it has the latest changes.

 

https://www.cruisetimetables.com/#destports

[Debala715]

Here's another one, although I'm not sure if it has the latest changes.

 

https://www.cruisetimetables.com/#destports

 

It doesn't, at least for the Jan 13, 2018 NCL Escape cruise.

[easyboy]

Probably the individual port website.

 

 

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[PelicanBill]

Impossible task I think. For those ports that have official calendars, use them. But the aggregated calendars were based on schedules far ahead and I don't see evidence anyone is trying to update them.

[jvsnana]

This one has "future" cruise ship positions, but not sure if it is what you are looking for.

 

https://cruiseoutlook.com/future-positions/norwegian

[LMKakaThing2]

http://www.cruisetimetables.com has updated their site for some sailings. The 2/24 sailing of the Epic has been updated on their site. CruiseTT is a little slow and has yet to update their site.

[ashley@cruisecritic]

I have looked at cruisett.com in the past to see how many cruise ships will be in port the same time my cruise is but I don't think this has the port changes. Any other good site?

 

Thanks,

 

Yes, Cruise Critic has been diligently keeping up with all of the changes. You can find them here in our massive amount of coverage: https://www.cruisecritic.com/news/.