Number of ships in port

[lawyerrose]

There used to be a site that listed the ships that would be in any given port on a specific date. Is there any way to find out what/how many other ships will be visiting a port on a given day?

 

Thanks!

[Cayoooga]

There used to be a site that listed the ships that would be in any given port on a specific date. Is there any way to find out what/how many other ships will be visiting a port on a given day?

 

Thanks!

http://cruisett.com/ports.php

your welcome :)

[sail7seas]

None are absolutely accurate but here are a few:

 

http://www.cruisett.com

http://www.cruisetimetables.com

http://www.cruisereport.com/portsofcallList.aspx

http://portfocus.com

 

[gelo7]

None are absolutely accurate but here are a few:

 

www.cruisett.com

www.cruisetimetables.com

www.cruisereport.com/portsofcallList.aspx

http://portfocus.com

 

Thanks...

[lawyerrose]

Far out!:D I didn't think there was such a site anymore! Thanks so much for the info!!

[Krazy Kruizers]

None of the sites are accurate.

Cruisett has more errors on it than the other sites.

I use cruisetimetables.

[MrsMuir]

Rats -- Cruisett is unreliable, according to KK -- and she would know. I was very happy because that site noted that Volendam would be the only ship in port for most of our cruise, and, best of all, that she wasn't calling at the end of the cruise in Vancouver! I was hoping that meant we'd be aboard forever.

[kazu]

As you get close to your cruise go to the web page of the actual port that you will be in. Quite often they list who is scheduled to dock.:)

 

Nothing is perfect, but at least you can get a fairly good idea.:)

[sail7seas]

As you get close to your cruise go to the web page of the actual port that you will be in. Quite often they list who is scheduled to dock.:)

 

Nothing is perfect, but at least you can get a fairly good idea.:)

 

 

This is what I do and that is the most accurate source. :)

[Kiwi Kruzer]

As you get close to your cruise go to the web page of the actual port that you will be in. Quite often they list who is scheduled to dock.:)

Nothing is perfect, but at least you can get a fairly good idea.:)

 

Thats the only reliable way.

Cruise TT is an excellent resource tool to give you a broad idea of who will be with you in port, but they dont cover all cruise lines. The best way is to google the port . They nearly aways have a cruise schedule and it will also give arrival and departure times.