Lines to reboard??? Should we expect ling lines when reboarding the Carnival Victory at Jamaica and Grand Cayman ports? I have been on smaller Carnival ship and there was no wait however I had 60 min wait to re-board on a larger ship years ago. I have a group of 100 plus people and I am trying to help them plan their time because we have early dining. Anyone out there can help me?
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Purser
LINES WHEN RE-BOARDING SHIP AT PORTS IN JAMAICA AND GRAND CAYMAN ON CARNIVAL VICTORY
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Purser
Thank you so much!
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Admiral
Yes, when tendering you must allow more time. Also your large numbers will be a problem whenever you return to a ship.
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Captain
Agree w/Simon where it pertains to any tender port.
If you go off on your own after all the hubbub of the morning excursions, you won't have a problem with lines. Try to plan your return with the same thing in mind. If excursions are timed to return at 4-5pm range, return a bit earlier and you won't have much of a problem.
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Captain
Since Grand Cayman is a tender port, you should allow additional time to get back to the ship, as there can be a wait as the tender service has limited capacity.
Lines and waits should be much less of a problem in Jamaica,
But keep in mind that if your group of 100+ shows up at the same time in either port, that in and of itself will create a line and lengthen the wait time for everyone.
Hope that helps.