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Glory/Port Canaveral Docking Question


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Ditto all the above. Ship is tied off on the starboard side, Port Canaveral sail-away is a non event. Nothing like Tampa. BUT, on the good side, Canaveral is an excellent facility and Glory eastern R-O-C-K-S-! Also, look for dolphin/porpoise leaving port, we see them every time. Here's a pic outta the port side balcony, the shuttle launch pad is just behind Sensation.

 

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Ditto all the above. Ship is tied off on the starboard side, Port Canaveral sail-away is a non event. Nothing like Tampa. BUT, on the good side, Canaveral is an excellent facility and Glory eastern R-O-C-K-S-! Also, look for dolphin/porpoise leaving port, we see them every time. Here's a pic outta the port side balcony, the shuttle launch pad is just behind Sensation.

 

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This picture shows the ship tied up on the port side.

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Nope, that's Elation. I did a B2B on her in April and when we left Port. C the first time, we were already in the channel be the time they led us up to the lifeboats. But the second time, we were just casting off when the drill was over. EM

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Yeah, I guess that is Elation. Looks the same as Sensation and uses Sensation's terminal. Yes, the photo was taken from our balcony on Glory PORT SIDE. Here's another photo off Glory which illustrates how it's moored and the extent (non-extent) of the sail-away. It simply pushes away from the pier with it's thrusters, does a 180, and heads out to sea.

 

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Just got off the Glory - ship is tied up on the Starboard side. When pulling out of port we actually had a great time! A lot of local fishermen were coming in at the time and hamming it up for the cruisers, and there are two (maybe more? - can't remember) restaurants along the shoreline that always shout out to the ships. While it's not the Titanic sail away it was still fun to be a part of!

 

-Macaille

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