Animated picture gif of cruise itinerary?

[Primerz]

Hello friends!

I do a lot of research for trips and I tend to put the highlights/key points into a presentation for the family (and friends who are interested in learning more. It's visual intensive and I love finding the right pictures!

This is our first cruise, and I absolutely love the animation that accompanies the Ports of Call section. But I can't seem to be able to save it as an animated picture. Anyone with a different skill set than mine know how to extract this?

File this one under "low priority passion project," with no urgency or impact. Just for fun!

Thanks!

 

[jcarwash]

Hello friends!

I do a lot of research for trips and I tend to put the highlights/key points into a presentation for the family (and friends who are interested in learning more. It's visual intensive and I love finding the right pictures!

This is our first cruise, and I absolutely love the animation that accompanies the Ports of Call section. But I can't seem to be able to save it as an animated picture. Anyone with a different skill set than mine know how to extract this?

File this one under "low priority passion project," with no urgency or impact. Just for fun!

Thanks!

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The source code for the animation is a JavaScript file, so there's no simple way to just save the image file outright. For example, here's one for an Eastern Caribbean map: https://cdn1.parksmedia.wdprapps.di...es/PCV-AT_SEA-CZM-GEC-FMH-AT_SEA-GOC-PCV.js?1

What you could try is using a screen capture program and record the animation, then save the recording as an animated GIF or other video format. I use one called SnagIt that can do that.

 

[Primerz]

Thanks- will give screen capture a try!

 

[Snowwhyt]

A couple weeks ago I was just trying to get somebody to show me how to find that page with the map. I was considering a few different cruises and wanted to see where the ports coincided with the other ports. How do you find that map?

 

[Primerz]

A couple weeks ago I was just trying to get somebody to show me how to find that page with the map. I was considering a few different cruises and wanted to see where the ports coincided with the other ports. How do you find that map?

In my example, it's under "Already Booked => My Reservations." When I bring up my reservation, it will show me this map.

But you can click on any cruise and something similar should show up. Try "Plan A Cruise => Find A Cruise" and all should have something similar. Check out the link below as an example.

https://disneycruise.disney.go.com/...uise-from-San-Diego/2023-02-02-Disney-Wonder/

 

[Primerz]

Good advice! Was able to make this using "Chrome Capture."