Number of ships in port

[grak]

How do I find out how many ships are in port on certain dates? Thank you.

[ChucktownSteve]

One of the more accurate ways is to search for the Port's official site and they'll usually list the cruise calendar.

 

Or you can visit cruisett Then you can search by cruise ship itinerary or port.

Edited October 23, 2016 by ChucktownSteve

[SirWolf]

You can try http://www.cruisetimetables.com

-- Click on "Dep Ports"

-- select port

-- Click on "Calendar"

-- select date

[anniebea]

I always found the cruisetimetables website really useful

[Adammara]

and

 

http://www.cruisemapper.com

 

to find out where they are!

[grak]

Thank you ‼️‼️:)j

[bradleyskis]

You can try http://www.cruisetimetables.com

-- Click on "Dep Ports"

-- select port

-- Click on "Calendar"

-- select date

 

It is "call ports" not dep ports

[AlanAllyn]

I find "itinerary lookup" on cruisecal dot com is quite accurate. This part of the site is free; everything else requires a paid subscriptions.

[SirWolf]

It is "call ports" not dep ports

Thank you for clarifying this but I certainly know the

difference between "call ports" and "dep ports".

I select "dep ports" if I want to find out which ships

are leaving Port of Miami at my date of sailing and

I select "call ports" if I want to find out which ships

are in a Port of Call at the same day during my cruise.

To navigate the website mentioned above you need

to select "dep ports" for the start of a cruise and

"call ports" for all Ports of Call.

Let's take Port of Miami on a specific date, 01/20/2017.

6 ships are in port listed under "dep ports" but only

1 ship is listed under "call ports" arriving in Miami on

this date.

[bradleyskis]

Thank you for clarifying this but I certainly know the

difference between "call ports" and "dep ports".

I select "dep ports" if I want to find out which ships

are leaving Port of Miami at my date of sailing and

I select "call ports" if I want to find out which ships

are in a Port of Call at the same day during my cruise.

To navigate the website mentioned above you need

to select "dep ports" for the start of a cruise and

"call ports" for all Ports of Call.

Let's take Port of Miami on a specific date, 01/20/2017.

6 ships are in port listed under "dep ports" but only

1 ship is listed under "call ports" arriving in Miami on

this date.

I wasn't questioning you at all. I just tried to follow your instructions and i didn't get what I was looking for. Clicked the other one and found what I was looking for.

 

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[easyboy]

Thank you for clarifying this but I certainly know the

difference between "call ports" and "dep ports".

I select "dep ports" if I want to find out which ships

are leaving Port of Miami at my date of sailing and

I select "call ports" if I want to find out which ships

are in a Port of Call at the same day during my cruise.

To navigate the website mentioned above you need

to select "dep ports" for the start of a cruise and

"call ports" for all Ports of Call.

Let's take Port of Miami on a specific date, 01/20/2017.

6 ships are in port listed under "dep ports" but only

1 ship is listed under "call ports" arriving in Miami on

this date.

Thanks for the explanation.