Alaska cruise info - tendering or docking

[sarahruby]

My 1st cruise is coming up. I've read that people know if they are tendering or docking. Where is this information found? I've looked at my documents and tried doing a search on here... any help?

[CruiserBruce]

On the Grand Princess, I assume? (Not everyone can see the cruise listed in your signature.)

[sarahruby]

Yes, grand princess.

[JAKE3337]

Hi,

 

I have the same question. We are on the Star Princess, Sept 12, 2015.

 

Thanks

Angela

[davenglish]

You can get your dock location here: http://claalaska.com/?page_id=318

 

I don't know for sure what all dock codes mean at each location, but I believe that for Ketchikan if you have a number, you are at that dock and if you don't you tender.

[CruiserBruce]

My 1st cruise is coming up. I've read that people know if they are tendering or docking. Where is this information found? I've looked at my documents and tried doing a search on here... any help?

 

If you sign into your Cruise Personalizer, and look at the Travel Itinerary, tender ports will say "Tender Required".

[Northern Aurora]

Passengers on cruise lines other than Princess also have this question, and generally your itinerary on the booking documents will tell you if the port is a tender port or not.

[CruiserBruce]

Passengers on cruise lines other than Princess also have this question, and generally your itinerary on the booking documents will tell you if the port is a tender port or not.

 

I agree- HAL is a good example. However Princess doesn't. That is why I clarified with the OP as to what ship they are on.

[JAKE3337]

You can get your dock location here: http://claalaska.com/?page_id=318

 

I don't know for sure what all dock codes mean at each location, but I believe that for Ketchikan if you have a number, you are at that dock and if you don't you tender.

 

Thanks very much. I found all my ports for the Star Princess :)

 

Angela