Which Site for a List of Ships in Cozumel on a Given Date?

[lucyjohnz]

Is there a site out there that lists which ships are in port on a selected day in Cozumel? I know I've seen this site before but can't remember what it is.

 

Thanks!

[Flip2cruise]

Is there a site out there that lists which ships are in port on a selected day in Cozumel? I know I've seen this site before but can't remember what it is.

 

Thanks!

 

http://www.cruisecal.com/dnn/Default.aspx?tabid=30

[CruiseMark]

And when you get closer to your arrival date, you can see which pier you'll be docking at here: http://www.cozumelinsider.com/CruiseShips

[Flip2cruise]

And when you get closer to your arrival date, you can see which pier you'll be docking at here: http://www.cozumelinsider.com/CruiseShips

 

Actually, he has that site on his page. Thats the link I provided.

[lucyjohnz]

I found the site and there's only 2 ships in Cozumel on 2/14 - must be a record low.

[mikeymars]

I found the site and there's only 2 ships in Cozumel on 2/14 - must be a record low.

 

You are probably right. There will be seven there when we visit on the Miracle on 2/24, and I've heard it can even get worse (up to eleven!!!)

 

People talk about the "overcapacity" of ships, but I think the real issue for passengers is rapidly becoming "under capacity" on shore, for which Cozumel is the poster child. How can people possibly enjoy this port when competing for space, dining, shopping and attractions with 20,000+ people who simultaneously came ashore?