New Feature Helps You Plan Your Days in Port

We've added another new feature here on Cruiseline.com!

On each port page, you'll find a widget that will show you the ships and number of passengers scheduled to visit that port on any given day.

You'll find it just below the map on the right hand side of the page. You can click the box with the date to bring up a calendar to select any date and update the list

This information can help you plan ahead to know how crowded a port will be on the day your ship visits. We're planning to incorporate this data elsewhere on the site in the coming months so that you make an educated decision on your itinerary, as there's nothing worse than visiting an over-crowded port.

Try it out for yourself: http://cruiseline.com/port/caribbean-western/cozumel-mexico

What do you think? Will you use this new feature when planning your time ashore?

Tags: New Feature Port Schedule

19 Answers

Lol. Useful tool then

Found it!!! But it only has one port in Alaska. Sad

Angry

q. Where is it? Angry

Love this feature! Love

I had to work to find it too, you have to be in that excursion port to see the date etc.

You'll find it just below the map on the right hand side of the page. You can click the box with the date to bring up a calendar to select any date and update the list????????????????? Well, where the hell is it? Cant find it.Angry

Be sure to share if you find any!

I accidentally bumped in to that feature a few months ago.

I wonder what other Easter Eggs are hidden on the site?Happy

Yes, I certainly will use the information. Thank for adding it to the site.

I've used it it's cool.

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