Tendering Back to Ship

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Taking my first cruise with a tender part, with it being Grand Cayman. This may seem obvious because I can't find the answer but...what exactly is entailed in catching a return tender back to the ship? How do you know which tender to take (especially if there's multiple ships tendering that day)? Is there just one long line for all ships tendering or separate lines for each?

TIA

 

[Marc D]

All the cruise lines set up their own meeting point on the dock, with secured access, where they check your KTTW card before they let you board. You can’t miss it or mistakenly get on the wrong tender if there are multiple ships at anchor. The tenders assigned to DCL only go back to your ship.

 

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

All the cruise lines set up their own meeting point on the dock, with secured access, where they check your KTTW card before they let you board. You can’t miss it or mistakenly get on the wrong tender if there are multiple ships at anchor. The tenders assigned to DCL only go back to your ship.

Thanks. Figured I was just being paranoid but everywhere I've looked, there's not been an answer (videos don't even show return process). But if it's clear which tender to use, I'm a little more relieved.

 

[NAB]

Thanks. Figured I was just being paranoid but everywhere I've looked, there's not been an answer (videos don't even show return process). But if it's clear which tender to use, I'm a little more relieved.

You get back on where they let you off. You will see the Disney tents and signs no need to worry.

Boat tender boats are pretty big too so if you see a whole room of people don’t worry it goes fast.