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Regal Princess to Canada leaving from New York or Brooklyn Terminal?


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They usually sail from Brooklyn and we did return to Brooklyn on our last west bound TA. However on our QC to NYC cruise a few years ago, we were notified while on the cruise that the end port had been changed to NJ. They had busses to take pax to Penn Station and to the two NY airports at a semi reasonable price but we did have to cancel our transfer arrangements at the last minute. It all worked out luckily.

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In recent years Princess has sailed almost exclusively from Brooklyn. There may have been a rare exception but I cannot remember it.

Satx snuck in while I was typing with the exception that proves the rule.

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Here's the official schedule from the Port Authority--just a quick google away:

 

https://www.nycruise.com/schedule/

 

On turnaournd days Princess docks in Brooklyn.

For intermediate port calls the ship docks in Manhattan.

 

There are rare exceptions where more than one Princess or Cunard ship is in port the same day. But so rare that Princess should just specify which dock from the beginning. Any change would come at the same time Princess currently gets around to official notification of the correct pier currently.

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We have a cruise booked on Regal Princess to Canada in October. It says leaving from New York OR Brooklyn. So is it leaving from New York or Brooklyn or does that mean its not decided yet.

A nice cruise.

 

Consider some public, drop off, or hired transportation. From Wayne, you are going to have to transit Manhattan and then cross into Brooklyn from where you are likely to be departing. Leave plenty of time for delays.

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Here's the official schedule from the Port Authority--just a quick google away:

 

https://www.nycruise.com/schedule/

 

On turnaournd days Princess docks in Brooklyn.

For intermediate port calls the ship docks in Manhattan.

 

There are rare exceptions where more than one Princess or Cunard ship is in port the same day. But so rare that Princess should just specify which dock from the beginning. Any change would come at the same time Princess currently gets around to official notification of the correct pier currently.

 

We ran into this issue on a cruise on the Caribbean Princess, due to a Hurricane we returned a day early to New York but the QM2 was in Brooklyn so we docked in Manhattan for the day.

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Ports do change for this cruise. In October of 2015 the Caribbean Princess sailed from Brooklyn, but returned to New Jersey. Change was made about 4 or 5 months out I think. Wasn't a problem except for those sailing B2B had to get off the ship for one night in Quebec or pay a hefty fine. For those already booked, I think Princess paid the fine for them. Those booking after the changes had to do the night off the ship. All this was done to satisfy the Jones act.

 

Bottom line, the port can and does change.

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