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Does anyone know general timing for Dream debarkation in New Orleans? I've found a tour I'd like to take that meets at 11:30. Itinerary says we are in NOLA at 8 AM. I need to get to hotel to drop bags and then walk to tour meeting point near hotel.

Would I need to plan on self assisted? I don't have FTTF (sold out) or enough status for priority debarkation.

Thoughts?

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Does anyone know general timing for Dream debarkation in New Orleans? I've found a tour I'd like to take that meets at 11:30. Itinerary says we are in NOLA at 8 AM. I need to get to hotel to drop bags and then walk to tour meeting point near hotel.

Would I need to plan on self assisted? I don't have FTTF (sold out) or enough status for priority debarkation.

Thoughts?

What month? New Orleans is impacted by weather.

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You'll be off in plenty of time. We've gotten off the ship, taken a taxi to Metairie to pick up our car, and been unloading our luggage at home in Baton Rouge before noon more than once. No FTTF, no priority disembarkation, no self-assist. We've sailed in from NOLA in February, March, May, October, and November (various years).

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Does anyone know general timing for Dream debarkation in New Orleans? I've found a tour I'd like to take that meets at 11:30. Itinerary says we are in NOLA at 8 AM. I need to get to hotel to drop bags and then walk to tour meeting point near hotel.

Would I need to plan on self assisted? I don't have FTTF (sold out) or enough status for priority debarkation.

Thoughts?

 

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, I think you could make it to your tour by 11:30AM. How close is your hotel to the cruise port? What type of transfer to the hotel do you have? You might want to do self-assist to get off a little sooner. They usually like to have everyone off by around 10AM so they can get ready for the next cruise.

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August not generally a foggy month, so the 6-8 hour trip up the river should be on time.....providing there aren't any ship or barge collisions to block the river..... or tropical storms/hurricanes to keep the ship out at sea. August is usually plenty hot.... 90's....with humidity in 90's also.

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