Coco v HMC being skipped

How often are these stops cancelled due to rough waters? Is one more likely to be canceled than the other due to location?

I'm currently keeping an eye on Maria because we are supposed to stop at CoCo next Tuesday 9/25 [emoji19]

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It has been discussed here many times that HMC is missed about 15-20% of the time. I have not heard how often Coco Cay is missed.

We are 10 for 10 getting into HMC.

It has been discussed here many times that HMC is missed about 15-20% of the time. I have not heard how often Coco Cay is missed.

 

 

 

We are 10 for 10 getting into HMC.

Knock on wood for your 11th time right? Lol

I've been to half moon cay 2 for 2, but I'm concerned about CoCo cay this time considered Maria is supposed to pass by there just a day or 2 before.

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Well, many places are going to get skipped if Maria gets too close. That is a danger of cruising during hurricane season.

Any time you're at a TENDER port, it can be skipped for much less than a hurricane! Winds from the wrong direction, bad tides, etc....can cause you to skip a tender port....just cross your fingers!

Well, many places are going to get skipped if Maria gets too close. That is a danger of cruising during hurricane season.

Oh ya... we knew that when we booked it. Could be worse... I could be a resident of Puerto Rico right now.

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Any time you're at a TENDER port, it can be skipped for much less than a hurricane! Winds from the wrong direction, bad tides, etc....can cause you to skip a tender port....just cross your fingers!

Pretty much 🤞🏻

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Tender ports are always a concern and if the sea swells and winds are high they will be cancelled for safety reasons.

Keith

I'll add for statistics sake as I also wonder.

December 2015 we booked 3 OV cabins to take our future son-in-law on his first trip. Ports of call were Bahamas which we don't enjoy (3 kids there before on their only other cruise) anc Coco Cay. Future son-in-law had to get special dispensation to leave the Country because of his security clearance. We skipped Coco Cay and spent two days in the rain at Bahamas where all excursions were cancelled. So that's 50 percent for us. Both trips nearly the same time of the year by two weeks.