Harmony and Oasis crew members returning home

[fstuff1]

5 minutes ago, gatour said:

I use marinetracker.com

 

Not sure why you are so concerned about why they chose Port Canaveral. 

 

just my curious nature when it's not obvious why they chose that location.

ie: if they chose port miami or everglades, i wouldnt have asked. it's the closest port... obvious why they chose it

[Biker19]

11 minutes ago, gatour said:

I believe the chief has said they need to be moving at 16 knots to do this. 

I think closer to 10 knots.

[John&LaLa]

8 minutes ago, fstuff1 said:

 

just my curious nature when it's not obvious why they chose that location.

ie: if they chose port miami or everglades, i wouldnt have asked. it's the closest port... obvious why they chose it

 

Well, PC is her home port, maybe a fuel contact

[gatour]

6 minutes ago, Biker19 said:

I think closer to 10 knots.

Okay thanks.  Definitely won't disagree with you.   In any case they need to be moving so they can use the waste heat from engines to make the water.

[Ourusualbeach]

1 hour ago, John&LaLa said:

I think at one point Royal was letting crew visit Perfect Day.

I don’t think that has started.  They did say eventually they were going to head there and rotate ships.  My guess is that every ship and even the island has been isolating themselves to ensure that I’d someone did have the virus they don’t spread it to the island then to another ship. 

[cunnorl]

2 hours ago, John&LaLa said:

 

I think at one point Royal was letting crew visit Perfect Day.

 

I keep seeing the Norwegian ships leave anchorage, I'm guessing to make water or dump sewage

         I went to a meeting at Cocoa Beach City hall the other night. One of the Commissioners from Port Canaveral was there. She said that the ships were rotating in and out. They go out 12 miles to dump gray water.  The crew is being kept on board and being regulated by Customs and Border Control. I thought this was very strange as I see crew members at BJ`s and Walmart all the time.

          The port is open to cargo ships. Last nite there were 3 ships, ( 2 Disney. 1 Carnival) anchored off Cocoa Beach. There is another ship there today but I cannot see which one.