Porttime is gone

[rogue]

Try This Replacment Website for Porttime?

That will work. Thanks!

[Joanandjoe]

Try This Replacment Website for Porttime?

How does it work? As a sample, I clicked on Valetta, Malta. I got a description of Malta, and a list of cruise lines that go there; but no calendar. Ditto when I clicked on New York City.

[rogue]

Try This Replacment Website for Porttime?

How does it work? As a sample, I clicked on Valetta, Malta. I got a description of Malta, and a list of cruise lines that go there; but no calendar. Ditto when I clicked on New York City.

Joe,

Under the title is a tab for "Ships in Port". Click on that to get a calendar.

[jtutak]

Try This Replacment Website for Porttime?

How does it work? As a sample, I clicked on Valetta, Malta. I got a description of Malta, and a list of cruise lines that go there; but no calendar. Ditto when I clicked on New York City.

Did rogue answer your question?

Example Sept 23

NCL Norwegian Gem

Seabourn Legend

[Joanandjoe]

Sorry. I put in a post last night, and accidentally closed my web browser while the post was posting. I assumed it was here; but obviously it isn't.

I got it to work, but slowly. Instead of being able to enter my cruise dates and get all ships in all ports, including the times in port, in one step, as I was able to do before Cruisecal became a paid site, I have to page to the month of my cruise for each port, month by month. That's pretty clumsy when you're thinking about a cruise from 10/30/09 to 11/8/09. It was so difficult to use that I gave up while trying to find ships for the second port on the proposed cruise, on 11/1/09. Basically, for next November, I would have to go through about 18 web pages to get the ships in one port, and do that for eight different ports. That's nearly 150 steps to do what Cruisecal used to do in two steps.

I wanted to try Porttime when cruisecal became a paid site, but lost the name of the site and never tried it.

Still, the new site is better than nothing. If it allowed you to go directly to a month instead of paging month by month for more than a year, it would be much more useful. (If you can do that, I missed it.) Thanks, everyone, for the site.

[rogue]

Joe,

Just do it for a different port once a month until the cruise, and it won't take up too much time at all. Something is better than nothing.

[boba]

Works for me, jtutak. Thank you.

[jtutak]

You can also try this one click on a ship

[jacketwatch]

That is a shame. cruise cal used to be free. Bummer

[Joanandjoe]

Try this one: http://www.cruisett.com/ports.php . It's not as complete as Cruise Report, since it doesn't include all lines; but it's very quick and easy to use.