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janetz

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Afraid I'll have to joing the club.. If RCI ever installs bridge cams onboard like many of the other cruise lines, I'll be in deep ****...

 

 

Like this one on the Oasis? At the bottom are options for different areas of the ship. Now you are in deep*****Enjoy :)

 

 

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/multimedia/webcam/ship.do?shipCode=OA

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mmcruise

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Hi, I'm mmcruise, and I stalked the Allure in the weeks leading up to our cruise. There were even virtual sailaway parties with our roll call some weeks.

 

I even just moved to a new office in my building in New York, where I get to see cruise ships every day out the window, live. My co-workers think it's odd that I can name every ship that comes into port and every once in a while I cry out "I've been on that one!" (Ok, so I keep a printout of the NY Harbor schedule on my desk - shh).

 

Now I would like to stalk the Explorer but can't figure out how. Can anyone help me with my habit?

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leaveitallbehind

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Hi, I'm mmcruise, and I stalked the Allure in the weeks leading up to our cruise. There were even virtual sailaway parties with our roll call some weeks.

 

I even just moved to a new office in my building in New York, where I get to see cruise ships every day out the window, live. My co-workers think it's odd that I can name every ship that comes into port and every once in a while I cry out "I've been on that one!" (Ok, so I keep a printout of the NY Harbor schedule on my desk - shh).

 

Now I would like to stalk the Explorer but can't figure out how. Can anyone help me with my habit?

 

nyharborwebcam.com will show you sailaways for EOS. 1 dose a week should help feed your habit.........

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leaveitallbehind

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Thanks Doc. I will get the script filled tomorrow.:D

 

Well you should be good for a while seeing as how you leave next weekend. We, on the other hand, have to wait until December. Guess we'll just have to be content watching your sailaway as a short "fix". And if we don't catch up with you until then, enjoy your cruise - as I'm sure you will!

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wscott52

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Like this one on the Oasis? At the bottom are options for different areas of the ship. Now you are in deep*****Enjoy :)

 

 

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/multimedia/webcam/ship.do?shipCode=OA

 

They have webcams but none show the view from the bridge. All show interior areas of the ship. What he, and I, would like is a view from the bridge or the mast.

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lori450

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My addiction is a little more dangerous. It's amazing how many times I have to drive east on the weekend :rolleyes:;) As we drive over the connecting flyover from I-595 to I-95 you can see the ships in all their glory towering over the smoke stacks at the electric station. I have to be very careful, I'm afraid one of these days I will look a little too long and make it a real "flyover" ;):eek:

All kidding aside, it is fun to see them docked there on the weekends.

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daveky

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Another ship stalker confesses here. Really got into it this year. Started a new "Favorites" for port webcams and was wondering about myself doing this - lol. Glad to hear others are doing the same thing. It was fun following the thread last week on abunch of us wondering why the Vision was leaving Fort Lauderdale late.

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janetz

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They have webcams but none show the view from the bridge. All show interior areas of the ship. What he, and I, would like is a view from the bridge or the mast.

 

 

Oh, I see what your saying. You will have to book for that. They do have it on the in cabin tv. :)

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Nesset

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Like this one on the Oasis? At the bottom are options for different areas of the ship. Now you are in deep*****Enjoy :)

 

 

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/multimedia/webcam/ship.do?shipCode=OA

 

:) Thought more of the ones costa have where you can follow the view from the bridge and at the same time see where the ship is on the map.

 

http://www.costacruise.com/usa/webcam_costa_cruise_ships.html

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wscott52

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Oh, I see what your saying. You will have to book for that. They do have it on the in cabin tv. :)

 

 

Already booked (see below), but it's interesting they do have a bridge cam but don't make it available on the Internet. I would much rather see where they're going than the zip line.

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