Ships in ports?

[Wh0amelli]

Is there a way to know what ships will be docking with us for specific ports of call? I though there may have been a website or search tool but I can't recall. Would just like to know how busy the ports will be on those days and such. TIA

[Clarea]

Is there a way to know what ships will be docking with us for specific ports of call? I though there may have been a website or search tool but I can't recall. Would just like to know how busy the ports will be on those days and such. TIA

I've used cruisett.com before.

[Topo Gigio]

http://www.cruisecal.com go to itinerary lookup and look your ship up and click on date of sailing. It's the best site on internet because you have to pay a membership fee per year. But if you just want to look at a particular sailing on a cruise ship you can just follow my instructions.

[kcdancerkc]

It can make or break an experience --- just out of St. Martin had 2 ships, two days after that - they were expecting NINE ships -- OMG!

[Bourne_Cruiser]

Chances are that each port has a website which probably shows the upcoming schedule. Some even have Webcams (Port Everglades, Miami, NY).

[Macbeth09]

In addition to cruisett.com, I've used cruisetimetables.com to determine the port load for our itinerary. Both are free, but appear to update at different intervals.

[Wh0amelli]

Thanks! These were all very helpful and exactly what I was looking for

 

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