other ships in same port?

[travellovers]

Does anyone know how to tell if other ships will be in the same ports during a cruise?

Thanks

[PantherFan]

yes, try this site. Pick your ship than the date

 

http://ships.cruisett.com/

[ticktoneer]

yes, try this site. Pick your ship than the date

 

http://ships.cruisett.com/

That's a neat site PantherFan - thanks a lot :-)

[PantherFan]

No problem..

[Merion_Mom]

http://www.cruisecal.com was always the go-to site, but they now charge a subscription fee. But if you are willing to pay, it's a good site.

[negc]

Many port websites also show which ships will be in that port on any specific date. You should be aware that this information on any of the sites is frequently incomplete and sometimes the accuracy of the information depends on how frequently the site is updated or the source of the information which may not always be complete. I know that we have frequently arrived in a port to find other ships docked alongside us, that weren't listed on those websites and at least once a port authority website had our ship tendering instead of docking because it had our arrival date off by a day.:eek:

[Jchartman4566]

I still use http://www.cruisecal.com and select "Itinerary Lookup" from the top bar. I select my ship name and sail date and get the info. Happy cruising.

[Jchartman4566]

I still use http://www.cruisecal.com and select "Itinerary Lookup" from the top bar. I select my ship name and sail date and get the info. Happy cruising.

 

Forgot to mention that doing it that way there is no fee.:D

[bigque]

This is the one I use.... "CruiseTimeTables.com

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

[Board_Shorts]

This is the one I use.... "CruiseTimeTables.com

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

 

I recommend this one too, very easy to use and informative.

[ahecht]

The best source of information is always the website for the specific port you are visiting. Ships that are chartered or otherwise not available through the CRS that those sites are using typically won't show up anywhere but on the port's site. Typically, googling "port of _______ schedule" yields good results.

[molsonschooner]

www.cruisecal.com was always the go-to site, but they now charge a subscription fee. But if you are willing to pay, it's a good site.

I use cruisecal regularly but i have have not been charged for it. As a matter of fact I just used it this morning

[Topo Gigio]

Cruisecal is by far the best!

[OCruisers]

Have any of the rest of you found that the info provided was often incomplete?

 

LuLu

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[Keith1010]

http://www.cruisecal.com was always the go-to site, but they now charge a subscription fee. But if you are willing to pay, it's a good site.

 

I agree. It's the most accurate site we've used.

 

Keith