Is there some way to find out?

My husband and I were talking, and we'd like to try to find out what other ships are going to be in port with us at the various stops on our cruise in September.

Does anyone know of a place where we can find this info all at once, rather than having to dig into all of the different cruise lines' websites?

Thanks!

Sovereign of the Seas, 2/27/2003

Celebrating my husband's 30th birthday on the Mariner of the Seas, 9/5/2004

 'til the Mariner!!

Many ports do have their own websites wher they post a calender with a listing of all ships that are scheduled for their port.

I don´t think you´ll find a single website for all ports and all ships.

If there is one I would be interested too.

First pics of the undocking of the Jewel of the Seas:

http://community.webshots.com/album/125049819TVWuuS

Jewel of the Seas - 05/28/04 Scandinavia / Russia / Baltic

Jewel of the Seas - 09/28/04 Canada / New England

09/2003 - Legend of the Seas Hawaii

06/2003 - Norwegian Dawn Florida and Bahamas

2002 - MS Columbus - Cruise to nowhere

2001 - Grandeur of the Seas Mediterranean and Transatlantic

2000 - Splendour of the Seas Transatlantic

2000 - Viking Star on the Danube River

1999 - Vision of the Seas Panamacanal cruise

1998 - Vision of the Seas Transatlantic

1997 - Crystal Symphonie to Mexican Riviera

1996 - Delta Queen on the Mississippi

1995 - Legend of the Seas to Alaska

You can try this site:

Port ship schedules

I think someone else posted it on these boards. It covers many of the ports you may be interested in.

You can try this site:

 

Port ship schedules

 

I think someone else posted it on these boards. It covers many of the ports you may be interested in.

try this one to

http://www.cruisecal.com/dnn/Default.aspx?tabid=34

Go to the link below, enter the dates of your cruise, your ship, and check the box to show other ships in port with you...

http://www.cruisecal.com/dnn/

Hope this helps,

Kurt

Oh wow, http://www.cruisecal.com/dnn/ shows that ours will be the only cruise ship in Nassau on that day (Sept. 28). Is that possible? I guess that obviously means less crowds, etc?