Ship Docking

[camper49]

Is there a site where you can see where your ship may be docking?

[mizLORInj]

Do you mean pier #? There is for Ft. Lauderdale--a schedule that shows all ships and what pier # and time they'll be docking.

Not sure about other ports.

[Kangapong]

Is there a site where you can see where your ship may be docking?

 

Go to cruisereport.com, and in the search box, type the name of the port that you are interested in and click find. Then click on the correct link that comes up for the port that you are looking for. On the next page that comes up, simply click on the tab that says "Ships in Port" and there will be an interactive calendar where you can see the ships that will be in that port on any given day.

 

I hope this helps!

[camper49]

Go to cruisereport.com, and in the search box, type the name of the port that you are interested in and click find. Then click on the correct link that comes up for the port that you are looking for. On the next page that comes up, simply click on the tab that says "Ships in Port" and there will be an interactive calendar where you can see the ships that will be in that port on any given day

 

What i am looking for is for example ,we will be going to Key West, and was wonderng where the Destiny would dock.

[aldaffodil]

I've been wondering this too for our next time in Cozumel.

[Essiesmom]

http://www.cruiseportinsider.com. At the bottom of the first page for each port they cover is the port schedule, and for Key west they tell you which pier. EM

[Kangapong]

As far as I know, there is no single source for the information you are in search of. The best thing you can do is Google the Port Authority for each Port of Call on your cruise. For example if you are going to Key West, you would Google Key West Port Authority and there you will find a webpage that has both a map of the pier locations and a ship schedule that will show you the pier where your ship will dock (B for Pier B, M for Mallory Square, etc.).

[aldaffodil]

http://www.cruiseportinsider.com. At the bottom of the first page for each port they cover is the port schedule, and for Key west they tell you which pier. EM

 

Awesome!!! That is EXACTLY what I was looking for. TYVM!

[skrufy]

Also try cruiseship calendar. This site shows whos docked where in the world and who is at sea for that day.