Web site for # of ships in port??

[Wayfairers]

What is the web site for the number of ships in port? I used it a couple of years ago but can't seem to find it now.

[ggto4]

What is the web site for the number of ships in port? I used it a couple of years ago but can't seem to find it now.

 

claalaska.com

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[Wayfairers]

Thanks ggto4, but that just covers Alaska - I thought there was one where you could pick the port worldwide.

[Mr. Bungle]

http://cruisett.com/ports.php

That is for CruiseTT. It should take you to the list of ports. Just click on your port and then find your month and year and it will list all ships for the month by day.

[Wayfairers]

That is the website! Thanks Mr Bungle!!! I will bookmark it this time.

[Mr. Bungle]

Your welcome!!! I used it to see there will be 12000+ people in St.Thomas with me in March 2012...

[Wayfairers]

Oh no.... rough day in St Thomas. When we were there on a land trip for 3 weeks we avoided Megan's Bay, downtown and Mountain Top on days when several ships were in port.

[ggto4]

Thanks ggto4, but that just covers Alaska - I thought there was one where you could pick the port worldwide.

 

:pThis is so funny, since I automatically "assumed" you were asking for Alaskan ports. Since out of the last 6 cruises we have had, 5 were to Alaska, I forgot there were any other ports. Sorry bout that. :o gg

[Wayfairers]

:pThis is so funny, since I automatically "assumed" you were asking for Alaskan ports. Since out of the last 6 cruises we have had, 5 were to Alaska, I forgot there were any other ports. Sorry bout that. :o gg

 

LOL!!! That is great... You aren't the first and won't be the last to do that type thing - been there myself!

[crookedhalo]

Your welcome!!! I used it to see there will be 12000+ people in St.Thomas with me in March 2012...

 

 

Haha...got you beat! They are projecting 16.5k in port with us in December, 2011:eek:

[SailBadtheSinner]

try here: http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

 

 

SBtS

[Mr. Bungle]

Haha...got you beat! They are projecting 16.5k in port with us in December, 2011:eek:

 

So... It's gonna be a boat day??? That's just crazy!!!

[crookedhalo]

So... It's gonna be a boat day??? That's just crazy!!!

 

Nope, have a private tour operator picking us up at the quay next to the ship for a snorkel/scuba trip for my group of 6:D Hoping it will have died down when we get back, as I'm looking to do some jewelry shopping in St. Thomas:cool:

[djaustin]

I have been using this website: http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/

[93beachbum]

Thanks for the website tip. Looked up my cruise and there will be almost 16000 cruisers in nassau the day were there... Oh boy... Maybe I'll stay on the ship...

[Krazy Kruizers]

I like cruisetimetables the best.

 

None of the sites are 100% accurate.

 

CruiseCal is a paid subscription site.

[eh2zed]

Most major ports have a website and a cruise calendar on their menu. I just Google "City name Port Authority" Find official site and go from there. Usually most accurate info and often get berthing location as well.

[acadran]

Here is a fun website as well. It tracks all ships and where they are at this very moment. If you are leaving your kids behind they can watch your ship travel.

 

http://www.sailwx.info/shiptrack/cruiseships.phtml

[Wayfairers]

Here is a fun website as well. It tracks all ships and where they are at this very moment. If you are leaving your kids behind they can watch your ship travel.

 

http://www.sailwx.info/shiptrack/cruiseships.phtml

 

GREAT website - I've never heard of this one and love it.

[Pushka]

Hmm, I haven't checked cruise cal, but the other sites don't even show my ship in the port on several days. Kinda scary. :p