Cruise tt

[Remus2010]

Every time we book a cruise I've gone to

cruise tt to see how many boats will be in each port. But it's not updated past this month? I normally can see months in advance. Anyone else use this. Is this the new norm for that site?

 

 

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[shof515]

norm for that site, they are much better sites such as http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

[Brad1972]

norm for that site, they are much better sites such as http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

 

This is what I use now that cruise tt hasn't been updated in a long time and a lot of the time their server is down.

[Krazy Kruizers]

I quite using cruise tt a long time ago.

There are several sites you can use but none at 100% accurate. cruise tt was the worse.

I do use cruisetimetables as well as googling the individual ports.

[Rewind]

I concur with others. I used to use Cruise TT but they haven't had updated data in quite a long time. I switched over to cruisetimetables and although you need to calculate your own port load numbers to see how many elbows you will need to avoid, it can still be done.

[Remus2010]

Great thanks guys. I'll take a look at cruisetimetables.

 

 

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[Essiesmom]

You can also use cruisecal.com. It's a member site, but you can use the Itinerary Lookup in the menu bar to see who is in port with you. It's more accurate in the Caribbean because they don't include some of the smaller European lines. EM

[mrsfuzzmo]

I like to go directly to the port sites. They are usually the most updated and accurate. That being said, some ports don't have sites to look at.

[MicCanberra]

norm for that site, they are much better sites such as http://www.cruisetimetables.com/

This is the site I use although it doesn't show every ship in port. Some ships with less than 1500 pax are often not included.