Anyone else already mapping their cruises

[Dug720]

There's some movement from the cruises I had needing routes to be verified! 4 of the 8 that needed verification have been cleared as of this typing!

 

[RedHead0186]

There's some movement from the cruises I had needing routes to be verified! 4 of the 8 that needed verification have been cleared as of this typing!

Yes! My one I was waiting on cleared earlier this week!

 

[Calantha]

I had 2 cleared in the last 24 hours, so all of mine are good to go. (As far as I can tell)

 

[Dug720]

All of mine post-2015 are cleared! Yay!!

 

[o&smom]

Emma posted a new video today. In the comments, she answered many questions about cruises before 2015. She reiterated that they are working on a plan to have a generic route between ports so that they can be mapped. She said it would be “very soon”. Looking forward to it.

 

[ironz]

Emma posted a new video today. In the comments, she answered many questions about cruises before 2015. She reiterated that they are working on a plan to have a generic route between ports so that they can be mapped. She said it would be “very soon”. Looking forward to it.

Wouldn't generic routes make it less special? I thought part of the point of entering specific cruises was to track the actual cruise, including any deviations of the course?

We are still waiting on our cruise to Alaska in May 2017 to be cleared.

We did order the 2D map from the inaugural DCL Hawaii to Australia cruise, before they were labeling the ports. It's not great, I think because of the scale of the area covered. But looking at the 3d map is fun.

 

[o&smom]

Wouldn't generic routes make it less special? I thought part of the point of entering specific cruises was to track the actual cruise, including any deviations of the course?

We are still waiting on our cruise to Alaska in May 2017 to be cleared.

We did order the 2D map from the inaugural DCL Hawaii to Australia cruise, before they were labeling the ports. It's not great, I think because of the scale of the area covered. But looking at the 3d map is fun.

Yes, but the technology of tracking did not exist until 2015. Most people would like at least a facsimile of their cruise with ports they visited. Have you tried asking them about your 2017 cruise? They originally had 8 people working there and are now up to 16. I had to send a message about two of mine when they did not show up in a couple of weeks.

 

[ironz]

Yes, but the technology of tracking did not exist until 2015. Most people would like at least a facsimile of their cruise with ports they visited. Have you tried asking them about your 2017 cruise? They originally had 8 people working there and are now up to 16. I had to send a message about two of mine when they did not show up in a couple of weeks.

Oh, my apologies-- I did not read that thoroughly and see that it was for the earlier cruises. That's why I was thinking, what's the point of using the current technology. Note to self: read ALL the words! Sorry!
We're not in a rush to get the 2017 cruise on there. It's the basic 7 night to Alaska.

 

[AquaDame]

A bunch of mine need to be verified, and one of the ships we sailed in the Galapagos doesn't exist on the site sadly. Only Ecoventura's newer ships are there. Still fun to see the rest lined up!