Jump to content
Cruise Critic Community

Trying to figure out which pier ship will dock

Tom Servo

By Tom Servo,
in Cozumel

Recommended Posts

Tom Servo

Tom Servo

Posted
Posted

Is there a way to find out which pier a ship is scheduled to dock at other than just the current weekly posting on cozumelinsider? I'll be on the Explorer of the Seas and will be docking in Cozumel March 29 and would like to start planning ahead depending on which pier I'll be starting from.

 

Thanks!

Link to comment
Share on other sites
wdowns9

wdowns9

Posted
Posted

RCL was docking at the International Pier. NCL used Punta Lang while CCL still tenders as their pier is still under repair. We had the CCL Conquest next to us (NCL Sun) two weeks ago. You could see the RCL at the pier down the road. Use this website to find your porting info.

 

http://www.cruisecal.com/dnn/Default.aspx?tabid=74

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kenf333

kenf333

Posted
Posted
Is there a way to find out which pier a ship is scheduled to dock at other than just the current weekly posting on cozumelinsider? I'll be on the Explorer of the Seas and will be docking in Cozumel March 29 and would like to start planning ahead depending on which pier I'll be starting from.

 

Thanks!

 

International pier, as it has been docking there every other week. Have a great time!!!!

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kenf333

kenf333

Posted
Posted
I see port info on cruisecal.com about how many ships are in port but how do you tell if you will be docked?

 

Thanks.

 

You cant on that site... Cozumel insider posts the weekly schedule that has docking info... When will you be there?

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kenf333

kenf333

Posted
Posted
Assuming I'm interpreting cruisecal correctly, our ship (Fantasy) is one of two in port on June 28. Does it seem reasonable to assume that we'll be able to dock and not tender?

Thanks.

Kris

 

Only two ships, you will dock...

Have a great trip:)

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kenf333

kenf333

Posted
Posted
dock or tender? Dock where? Any Idea?

 

Thanks!

 

If I had to guess, and that is all this is, a Costa ship docked today at the Punta Langosta pier, so I would plan on that. I will look next week when the new weekly planner comes out and see were your ship will be docked, or tendered to... but if memory serves me right it was docked at Punta Langosta last time..

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kroppinkris

kroppinkris

Posted
Posted
Only two ships, you will dock...

Have a great trip:)

 

That's what I was hoping!! I'm also assuming that with only 2 ships in port, things should be relatively calm. I'm hoping I'm right on that one too!! We're still debating our options. My kids tell me I'm too worked up over a cruise that doesn't happen for over 3 months but I'm that excited.

 

Thanks again,

 

Kris

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kenf333

kenf333

Posted
Posted
That's what I was hoping!! I'm also assuming that with only 2 ships in port, things should be relatively calm. I'm hoping I'm right on that one too!! We're still debating our options. My kids tell me I'm too worked up over a cruise that doesn't happen for over 3 months but I'm that excited.

 

Thanks again,

 

Kris

 

Ahhh two ships, and you will dock, heck they may take you to your favorite location:D

Link to comment
Share on other sites
FishermanJim

FishermanJim

Posted
Posted
Is there a way to find out which pier a ship is scheduled to dock at other than just the current weekly posting on cozumelinsider? I'll be on the Explorer of the Seas and will be docking in Cozumel March 29 and would like to start planning ahead depending on which pier I'll be starting from.

 

Thanks!

 

LOL...Are you in "The Great Race" or something? I'm not trying to be funny at your expense, but, for example. What would you do first at one pier in Cozumel vs. another? The two piers that are working are nearly 8 minutes apart in heavy traffic.

 

Generally the ships follow suit each week. If they are at Punta Langosta this Wednesday, they are most likely to be at that pier next Wednesday. Those arrangements are on long term agreements, not based on who arrives earliest. It isn't like lounge chairs at one of the beach clubs.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Yeldarb

Yeldarb

Posted
Posted
LOL...Are you in "The Great Race" or something? I'm not trying to be funny at your expense, but, for example. What would you do first at one pier in Cozumel vs. another? The two piers that are working are nearly 8 minutes apart in heavy traffic.

 

Generally the ships follow suit each week. If they are at Punta Langosta this Wednesday, they are most likely to be at that pier next Wednesday. Those arrangements are on long term agreements, not based on who arrives earliest. It isn't like lounge chairs at one of the beach clubs.

 

 

It doesn't take much to get people started when it comes to saving lounge chairs.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Royalty

Royalty

Posted
Posted

Is there anyway of knowing...maybe it's first come first in.. How many piers are there? P.S. Tom have you gone to RCCL's "Meet and Mingle" board yet for EOS

March 25th sailing?

Link to comment
Share on other sites
kenf333

kenf333

Posted
Posted
Is there anyway of knowing...maybe it's first come first in.. How many piers are there? P.S. Tom have you gone to RCCL's "Meet and Mingle" board yet for EOS

March 25th sailing?

 

Only two docking piers...

You should dock at the international pier with the voyager.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing
  • Forum Jump
    • Categories
      • Welcome to Cruise Critic
      • ANNOUNCEMENT: Save $2,000 & Sail Away to Australia’s Kimberley
      • Hurricane Zone 2024
      • New Cruisers
      • Cruise Lines “A – O”
      • Cruise Lines “P – Z”
      • River Cruising
      • ROLL CALLS
      • Cruise Critic News & Features
      • Digital Photography & Cruise Technology
      • Special Interest Cruising
      • Cruise Discussion Topics
      • UK Cruising
      • Australia & New Zealand Cruisers
      • Canadian Cruisers
      • North American Homeports
      • Ports of Call
      • Cruise Conversations

Research a Destination
Alaska CruisesAntarctica CruisesBahamas CruisesCaribbean CruisesEurope CruisesEurope River CruisesGreece CruisesHawaii CruisesIceland CruisesMediterranean CruisesMexico CruisesNorway CruisesUK & British Isles Cruises
Find a Cruise
Alaska ItinerariesAntarctica ItinerariesBahamas ItinerariesCanada/New England ItinerariesCaribbean ItinerariesEurope ItinerariesEurope River ItinerariesGreece ItinerariesHawaii ItinerariesMediterranean ItinerariesMexico ItinerariesPanama Canal ItinerariesTransatlantic Itineraries
Popular Ports
Baltimore PortBayonne PortBoston PortGalveston PortLos Angeles PortMiami PortNew Orleans PortNew York City PortOrlando PortSan Francisco PortSeattle PortTampa PortVancouver Port
Member Reviews
Carnival ReviewsCelebrity ReviewsCunard ReviewsDisney ReviewsHolland ReviewsMSC ReviewsNorwegian ReviewsOceania ReviewsPrincess ReviewsRoyal Caribbean ReviewsViking River ReviewsVirgin ReviewsWindstar Reviews

Cruise Planning
Alaska CruisesAmsterdam CruisesAntarctica CruisesCanary Islands CruisesCaribbean CruisesEurope CruisesEurope River CruisesGreece CruisesIceland CruisesJapan CruisesMediterranean CruisesNorway CruisesUK Cruises
Find a Cruise
Alaska ItinerariesAntarctica ItinerariesAsia ItinerariesCanary Islands ItinerariesCaribbean ItinerariesEurope ItinerariesEurope River ItinerariesGreece ItinerariesIceland ItinerariesJapan ItinerariesMediterranean ItinerariesNorway ItinerariesUK Itineraries
Popular Ports
Alicante PortAmsterdam PortAthens PortBarbados PortBarcelona PortCape Town PortDubai PortDublin PortEdinburgh PortLondon PortMalaga PortSingapore PortSouthampton Port
Member Reviews
Ambassador ReviewsAzamara ReviewsCelebrity ReviewsCelestyal ReviewsCunard ReviewsFred.Olsen ReviewsMarella ReviewsMSC ReviewsNorwegian ReviewsP & O ReviewsPrincess ReviewsRoyal Caribbean ReviewsSaga Holidays Reviews

Cruise Planning
Alaska CruisesAntarctica CruisesAustralia CruisesCaribbean CruisesEurope CruisesEurope River CruisesHawaii CruisesJapan CruisesMediterranean CruisesNew Zealand CruisesNorway CruisesSouth Pacific CruisesWhitsundays Cruises
Find a Cruise
Alaska ItinerariesAntarctica ItinerariesAsia ItinerariesAustralia ItinerariesEurope ItinerariesEurope River ItinerariesFiji ItinerariesHawaii ItinerariesJapan ItinerariesMediterranean ItinerariesPapua New Guinea ItinerariesSouth Pacific ItinerariesWhitsundays Itineraries
Popular Ports
Adelaide PortAuckland PortBangkok PortBrisbane PortCairns PortFremantle PortHobart PortManila PortMelbourne PortMumbai PortSingapore PortSydney PortTokyo Port
Member Reviews
Azamara ReviewsCarnival ReviewsCelebrity ReviewsCunard ReviewsDisney ReviewsEmerald ReviewsHolland ReviewsMSC ReviewsNorwegian ReviewsP & O Australia ReviewsPrincess ReviewsRoyal Caribbean ReviewsVirgin Reviews
Get special cruise deals, expert advice, insider tips and more.
By proceeding, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

© 1995—2024, The Independent Traveler, Inc.

×
×
  • Create New...

If you are already a Cruise Critic member, please log in with your existing account information or your email address and password.