How to find out if previous cruise is running late

[4spring]

Saw on another thread that Fascination was running late coming into port tomorrow. Where can we find out that info? Anyone have an idea? I checked the Jaxport website but it doesn't have a link for this.

[jm100]

We just got off the Legend and we ran "late". We arrived in Tampa at 9am instead of 8am due to Day Light savings. Only issue we had all week.:)

[4spring]

Maybe that had something to do with the ship's getting behind. Hadn't thought of that.

 

Joe- how was the weather traveling back? Were you coming back from Cozemal or Nassau?

[BananaAnna]

When we sailed on the Fascination the ship was late coming in because of the tide - it couldn't get under the bridge. We were notified via email which, fortunately, we receive on our BlackBerrys. We ate a leisurely lunch, went to a movie and finally boarded about 7pm I believe.

Carnival MAY post the info on their website - I've never noticed either way.

[4spring]

When folks mention Carnival website - are they talking about the John Heald blog? I did find that. No info on there but like poster before me, I did get an email after I initially posted this thread. Thanks for the feedback.

[BananaAnna]

When folks mention Carnival website - are they talking about the John Heald blog? I did find that. No info on there but like poster before me, I did get an email after I initially posted this thread. Thanks for the feedback.

When I refer to Carnival website I just mean www.carnival.com

[BSQ]

on twitter, @CCLSupport tweet delays and status updates when the ships are delayed. the tweet will also have a link to the Carnival website for more details.

 

example on the CCL Website: search Update:

 

http://www.carnival.com/Core/FAQ.aspx?faq=update

 

I've had really good experiences with Carnival's Tweeps, so Twitter is my go to rather than their website which can be difficult to navigate.

[EmmasNana]

Never mind

[JR989]

on twitter, @CCLSupport tweet delays and status updates when the ships are delayed. the tweet will also have a link to the Carnival website for more details.

 

example on the CCL Website: search Update:

 

http://www.carnival.com/Core/FAQ.aspx?faq=update

 

I've had really good experiences with Carnival's Tweeps, so Twitter is my go to rather than their website which can be difficult to navigate.

I was just going to post the same thing. The website is especially hard to navigate on a mobile phone browser.

 

 

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