How to find out # ships out of the same port?

[Babyfat101]

Wanting to figure out how many cruise ships will be at the Vancouver terminal on the day we’ll be leaving (Aug 14th). Thanks!

Edited May 4 by Babyfat101

[dpalmquist]

https://www.cruisetimetables.com//fromvancouvercanada-14aug2024.html

[Babyfat101]

Wow…so fast. Thank you. Bummer for me since this means long/slow embarkation. 

[Essiesmom]

Only two ships, and the HAL ship is small.  EM

[dpalmquist]

https://www.cruisetimetables.com/portloadsgrandprincess-14aug2024-21aug2024.html

 

This link shows the port load for each port. I always find it interesting. 

 

 

[jlawrence01]

Cruisemapper also works very well.

https://www.cruisemapper.com/ports/juneau-port-407

 

 

Whatsinport is also very helpful.

https://whatsinport.com/Juneau-AK.htm

 

I like this site as it gives you a lot of port information in addition to what ships are in port by date.

[martincath]

All of the above sites are usually correct, but involve manual retrieval of info from the definitive guides to what's in port, and that's the official timetable that each port produces. Just like Wikipedia they're absolutely worth checking, often add some more info about things to do, but if you want to be certain of accuracy - original sources are the only way to avoid errors creeping in.

 

When it comes to Vancouver, CruiseTT in particular has been wrong more times than I can count, and at best runs days behind updates to the official info - which are issued several times during the season as e.g. Princess remember that they can't still fit Royal class ships under the bridge except at low tide, finally check the tide schedules (which are available over a year in advance from the Canadian government so there's absolutely no need for such deliberate incompetence), and request revised port times as little as a month ahead of each departure...

 

So rather than just attaching a copy of the most recent timetable, I'll point you to the page where you can always find the most up-to-date version. Bookmark that second page and you'll always be able to find the most up-to-date info (well, until the port revamps their website again in a few years - there's always a Cruise-related page though, with the timetable somewhere on it, but the last change was quite recent and moved the link right up near the top to make it easier to find).