Disney Wonder in Port

[vicnmickey]

The Disney Wonder is in port. Port Canaveral looks a little cloudy today. Hopefully the sun will come out:sunny: We are sailing in 386 days and counting everyone of them.

Disney Wonder in port:
http://www.mycfnow.com/cameras/portcanaveralcam/campopup.html

Great Sailing to all:D

[Mboothby]

your link takes you to a page with a pic of a Carnival ship (at least I think it's Carnival). It's not the Wonder. Do you have another link. I'd sure like a photo of my ship...we're going on the 25th cruise this month :)

[BrianD]

I believe the picture is live web-cam. Maybe the Wonder was there ealier today and is now back on its way to the Bahamas?

[Mboothby]

oh bummer...oh well, I'll see her soon enough. There's nothing like pulling up toward the port and getting your first glimps at her. Wow!

[vicnmickey]

When I posted she was in port about 8:30 a.m. central time. The wonder should be back into port again Sunday morning if you want to try the webcam again than, but she leaves again at 5:30 FL time. 386 days and counting everyone of them:D

[scottie]

I was lucky enough to get on the Port Canaveral site and found the ship sitting at port

http://www.mycfnow.com/cameras/portcanaveralcam/campopup.html

[BrianD]

I guess that must be the Magic!

[WDWLVR]

That is the Magic today. If you check on Sunday or Thursday you can catch the Wonder. We also check out the two palms camera at about 5:30 eastern to watch them sail out.

http://www.twopalms.com/

[akid@hart]

Can't wait until our next cruise 6/13/02 - Wonder

<Script Language="Javascript">
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//Cruise Countdown Timer
//Written by: James M. Venglarik, II
//Created on: March 28, 2002
var rndNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * 10000);
//Keep the following date/time format for the application to work correctly:
eval("var cruiseDate" + rndNum + " = 'June 13, 2002 1:00 PM EDT';");
document.writeln("<form name='cruisinform" + rndNum + "' action='Javascript:void(0);'>");
document.writeln("<font size=2 color=darkblue>Countdown to Cruise (" + eval("cruiseDate" + rndNum) + "):</font><br>");
document.writeln("<input type=text value='' size=40 name='countdown'>");
document.writeln("</form>");
if (theFunction)
theFunction += "var d = new Date();"
else
var theFunction = "var d = new Date();"
theFunction += "var c = new Date('" + eval("cruiseDate" + rndNum) + "');";
theFunction += "var tzo = (c.getTimezoneOffset() - d.getTimezoneOffset()) * 60;";
theFunction += "var diff = ((c - d)/1000) + tzo;";
theFunction += "var days = Math.floor(diff / 86400);";
theFunction += "var rem = diff - (days * 86400);";
theFunction += "var hours = Math.floor(rem / 3600);";
theFunction += "rem = rem - (hours * 3600);";
theFunction += "var minutes = Math.floor(rem / 60);";
theFunction += "rem = rem - (minutes * 60);";
theFunction += "var seconds = Math.floor(rem);";
theFunction += "if ((days < 0) | (hours < 0) | (minutes < 0) | (seconds < 0)) ";
theFunction += "var out = 'HAVE FUN!!!';";
theFunction += "else ";
theFunction += "var out = ' ' + days + ' days ' + hours + ' hrs. ' + minutes + ' mins. ' + seconds + ' secs.';";
theFunction += "document.forms.cruisinform" + rndNum + ".elements.countdown.value = out;";
setInterval(theFunction, 1000);
//-->
</Script>

[Steffi]

MBoothby: I just saw your countdown while reading this thread...only 5 more days; how can you stand it??!! It must be so exciting...have fun!

[Otisp]

The Wonder is there right now! Whew, after 6 months of checking every Sunday, they finally have the camera pointing in the right direction at the right time.