Passanger Count website?

[chiamarie]

I am losing my mind here. I remember a couple of years ago when I was planning a past cruise, someone posted a website that let you search based on cruise line, date, itinerary to see how many people were currently booked on specific cruises. I cannot find this info anywhere, does anyone have ideas on where to find this? Or am I just loosing my mind?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

I am losing my mind here. I remember a couple of years ago when I was planning a past cruise, someone posted a website that let you search based on cruise line, date, itinerary to see how many people were currently booked on specific cruises. I cannot find this info anywhere, does anyone have ideas on where to find this? Or am I just loosing my mind?

I doubt that you'll find any place with definitive numbers posted for how many people booked on any given cruise. Cruiselines don't typically publicize that type of information.

Now, there may be some people who can make educated guesses as to how many people are on any given cruise based on their research of how many rooms may still be available and such, but they are not set in concrete numbers.

 

[saxmangeoff]

This tool ( http://ports.cruisett.com/schedule/Alaska_USA/326-Juneau/June_2016/ ) will show you an estimate of how busy the port might be, based on the ships in port and their capacties. (Link is for Juneau, since Alaska is my interest. You can search by port or by ship.

 

[Hundredacre]

Was it cruisefish?

 

[erionm]

Was it cruisefish?

Most likely, but then they only give a percentage of staterooms booked (not passenger count).

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Most likely, but then they only give a percentage of staterooms booked (not passenger count).

And it's actually a percentage of categories booked, not staterooms, which makes it even murkier.