From Venice Port to Treviso Airport

[bigilla]

Hi. Can you please tell me how to get from Venice port to Treviso airport? Thanks in advance.

 

We are also trying to decide which ship to sail on from Venice... Musica, Opera or Magnifica. Any ideas? The ports of call are all interesting..so no problem there. Basically what we re mostly interested in is activities to keep our teenager occupied. 

[sidari]

You can get a bus to and from Treviso airport, Musica or Magnifica may be your best bet as they are newer than the Opera and will have more things onboard.

[bigilla]

Thanks a lot

[Norwich Cruiser]

2 hours ago, bigilla said:

Hi. Can you please tell me how to get from Venice port to Treviso airport? Thanks in advance.

 

We are also trying to decide which ship to sail on from Venice... Musica, Opera or Magnifica. Any ideas? The ports of call are all interesting..so no problem there. Basically what we re mostly interested in is activities to keep our teenager occupied. 

To get from Venice port to Trevisio airport walk off ship to the people mover it’s right in front of you just follow the crowd it’s about five to ten minutes and go to Piazza Roma it’s a two minute ride costs about €1.50

From there get a bus to Trevisio airport they run very frequently to coincide with flight departures.

Takes about forty five minutes.

Obviously an easier and quicker but more expensive option is to take a taxi they are lined up for hire on your way to the people mover.

[bigilla]

Thanks a lot for your help.Now it s clearer. But I just read that ships will no longer dock in Venice...do you know if this is true please?

[Beamafar]

47 minutes ago, bigilla said:

Thanks a lot for your help.Now it s clearer. But I just read that ships will no longer dock in Venice...do you know if this is true please?

 

There are currently 2 threads on the main page discussing this subject:

 

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2686278-no-more-venice-sailings/

 

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2686237-sailing-into-venice-to-end/

 

[ollienbertsmum]

Do go and follow the threads about what is happening in Venice port.  Wherever the cruise port is sited, ships will still leave from Venice,  embarking/disembarking may just require a different route.  

[Norwich Cruiser]

12 hours ago, bigilla said:

Thanks a lot for your help.Now it s clearer. But I just read that ships will no longer dock in Venice...do you know if this is true please?

Pleased to help.

Regarding the none docking in Venice of the larger vessels  I’m sure the cruise lines will keep us all informed.

The Italian government has suggested that ships weighing more than 1,000 tonnes will be rerouted from certain waterways probably from sometime in September or October.

[ollienbertsmum]

12 hours ago, Norwich Cruiser said:

Pleased to help.

Regarding the none docking in Venice of the larger vessels  I’m sure the cruise lines will keep us all informed.

The Italian government has suggested that ships weighing more than 1,000 tonnes will be rerouted from certain waterways probably from sometime in September or October.

 

I cannot calculate 1,000 tonnes into real life.  I have looked up the NCL Star and it seems she is 91,000 tonnes.  I think that the Star is not one of the Mega ships.  Even the Windstar yachts are over 5000 tonnes.  It really will be a huge change.  Great for Venice.  

 

I am expecting NCL to keep me informed where my September cruise leaves from.   

[Norwich Cruiser]

12 hours ago, ollienbertsmum said:

 

I cannot calculate 1,000 tonnes into real life.  I have looked up the NCL Star and it seems she is 91,000 tonnes.  I think that the Star is not one of the Mega ships.  Even the Windstar yachts are over 5000 tonnes.  It really will be a huge change.  Great for Venice.  

 

I am expecting NCL to keep me informed where my September cruise leaves from.   

Maagnifica is about 95,000 tonnes

Musica 92,000 tonnes

Opera 75,000 tonnes 

or thereabouts

[ollienbertsmum]

On 8/11/2019 at 11:21 PM, Norwich Cruiser said:

Maagnifica is about 95,000 tonnes

Musica 92,000 tonnes

Opera 75,000 tonnes 

or thereabouts

 

So basically there are no 'ships' under 1000 tonnes.  They are keeping the lagoon free for light vessels.  That is good news for Venice so I am pleased.    They need to get their time line into action.