Shore tender times

[janroatan]

Are the shore tender times posted in the Patter?

Day before, or day of?

[MissP22]

They always include the time in the patter on the same day.

i.e.

[skynight]

There are also instructions on where to obtain your tender tickets. It is 1st come 1st served, unless you have priority as an elite or a passenger in a full suite that have separate instructions. 

[beg3yrs]

1 hour ago, MissP22 said:

They always include the time in the patter on the same day.

i.e.

 

And you receive that Patter the night before...

 

Do they put it on the MedallionClass app Journey View?

Edited September 13, 2022 by beg3yrs

[MissP22]

20 minutes ago, beg3yrs said:

And you receive that Patter the night before...

 

Do they put it on the MedallionClass app Journey View?

Yes, the paper patter is always delivered the night before.

I never really looked at the patter on the medallion app. It's just to difficult to use.

It's more convenient to highlight what interests me & keep it in my pocket. 

[geoherb]

The ship will be scheduled to arrive at port as listed in the itinerary. But listen for announcements. Sometimes there is a delay. Here is the info from the Patter last month on the Caribbean Princess. Those people not on a ship excursion or Elite were in for a big surprise. Some waited over three hours for a tender to get to shore. Those going back to the ship late in the afternoon waited up to two hours. But Nanortalik, a port in Greenland, doesn't have the infrastructure to support a large cruise ship. There was room for just one tender to disembark passengers at a time. 

[MissP22]

1 hour ago, geoherb said:

The ship will be scheduled to arrive at port as listed in the itinerary. But listen for announcements. Sometimes there is a delay. Here is the info from the Patter last month on the Caribbean Princess. Those people not on a ship excursion or Elite were in for a big surprise. Some waited over three hours for a tender to get to shore. Those going back to the ship late in the afternoon waited up to two hours. But Nanortalik, a port in Greenland, doesn't have the infrastructure to support a large cruise ship. There was room for just one tender to disembark passengers at a time. 

 

Were they allowing the Elite passengers priority disembarkation?