Other ships in port

We are on the Golden September 19th. We have friends sailing on two other ships simultaneous to ours. It got me to wondering if there is a site or source where you can look up your ports of call and find out what other ships/lines will be in port at the same time that we are? I know that you can do it manually, but who has that kind of time. Thanks for your help.

Donnie

Where are you sailing to??

www.cruisecal.com

You can see daily which ships are where, jump to specific dates by using the lookup date function, or use the search engine for more complex queries.

Let me know how you like it (it's my site) ...;)

Great site! Have bookmarked it for future reference! Thanks :)

bs_kc...that's your site? It is fantastic!!!

I used it to determine that on my upcoming Panama Canal cruise we are the only ship in port for *every* port..........which really made my day!

Thank you for the hard work you put into that....I've recommened your site to a bunch of friends!

Where are you sailing to??

We are sailing from San Juan

At Sea

Barbados

St. Lucia

Antigua

St. Maarten

St. Thomas

San Juan

www.cruisecal.com

You can see daily which ships are where, jump to specific dates by using the lookup date function, or use the search engine for more complex queries.

 

Let me know how you like it (it's my site) ...;)

It is a great site. I like the fact that you can sort by each column to facilitate your search. It is great. Thanks for the assistance. I have bookmarked it.

Donnie

bs_kc your website is wonderful. I have bookmarked it. Thank you so much!

Indeed, an excellent site.............THUMBS WAY UP!!!

Great website. Found out we will be in St Thomas with the QM2 so will get to see her up close and personal. Have also book marked your site. Thanks

Thank you, bs_kc, great site. I finally know how many ships in St Thomas without having to wait another month for their port schedule to come out. ;)

www.cruisecal.com

You can see daily which ships are where, jump to specific dates by using the lookup date function, or use the search engine for more complex queries.

 

Let me know how you like it (it's my site) ...;)

Of all the new personal sites that have come along lately I think this one is THE most unique and has the most value of them all.

Good Job and thanks for all you hard work!

Great site....thanks!! I'm sure it will be bookmarked by many of us.

This is really great, I use to search all the cruise lines to see how many ships would be in port with us. Wow!! you took care of all that for us.

Thanks a bunch

Jerlyn ;)

Thank you Chris. This is a great site. :cool:

Thanks for the all compliments!

The reason I thought of the site were the many questions on this board I knew it would help answer.

Personally, I like to use the current days listing and look at the webcams.

I should have some pretty cool enhancements coming up.

Brian

Great site. Booked mark that one.

Brian- I love your site, it makes planning for the ports much easier if you know how many others are there. Thank you! I see you have a link to Cruising is Life as the quintessential guide to cruising:)

Now I have you both in my favorites!

Thanks. I have bookmarked the site.

Thanks for the great site! Very user-friendly!

Now can you do something about the 8 other ships in port besides us:)

What a great site. This saves so much time. I used to dig thru the sites for each of ports and many times those sites weren't up to date. Thanks!

bs_kc: That is absolutely magnificent! Thank you so much for the work that you must have put into that database. A fabulous resource.

bs_kc: That is absolutely magnificent! Thank you so much for the work that you must have put into that database. A fabulous resource.

This is a wonderful tool. Just wondering though, now I know how many ships will be in port with us, is there somewhere to look to see if your ship docks or tenders in. One day we have 5 in San Juan and 6 in St. Thomas. I know there is not enough room for all of us!

I hope it's not churlish to add one thing, despite this wonderful site. cruiseclues' site also has a list of links to port authority websites, including many individual ports' schedules. It's also a very useful resource.