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Vancouver' BC Cruise Terminal Web Cam
By hawgwildterry , April 1, 2008 in Holland America Line
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For anyone cruising out of or into Vancouver, BC this year, here is a link to a web cam that shows a good portion of the cruise ship terminal. Depending upon where the ship docks will determine just how good of a picture you will see. If nothing else, at least when they are coming in or heading out, you should have a nice view.
http://www.vancouver.com/webcam/index.html
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It's great to see a web cam in Vancouver - one of my favorite cities. We will arrive there on the Ryndam on May 7th and look forward to a day and night there.
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Wow! Isn't that GORGEOUS!
The Mercury will be arriving there tomorrow. It is in Seattle today.
Is this fairly new? I'm glad they have one. I love to look in and see HAL ships all around the world.
The Mercury will be arriving there tomorrow. It is in Seattle today. B
Correct.....I work in a Federal building that incorporates over 275 surveillance cameras. Today I was able to observe the Mercury tied up to the pier using one of the cameras.
I did think it was a bit early to see the cruise ships start to visit Seattle, but it's nice to see the season start again.
I always look forward to Friday morning's when the ships come around the point at Discovery Point and work their way to the different piers.
http://www.northvancouver.com/webcams/cruisecam/index.php
This website shows the view of the terminal from the direction of North Vancouver
http://www.northvancouver.com/webcams/cruisecam/index.php This website shows the view of the terminal from the direction of North Vancouver
The above web cam is what I usually use to see HAL ships since they always dock on the Stanley Park side of Canada Place. I have used the one Terry showed us for a couple of years now just to see what the weather looks like in Vancouver but unfortunately since HAL hardly ever docks on that side we cannot see any of the ships. Occasionally a smoke stack and that is it.
I thought so too! And I couldn't find anything online (including Celebrity's web site) to find out what her itinerary is right now? :confused: Surely they're not starting Alaska this early? Just doing some short PNW runs? :confused: We did one of those last fall, and it was a lot of fun!
On cruisecal this is the schedule for the Mercury
http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/Mercury/tabid/289/Default.aspx
Here is the schedule of ships coming into Vancouver. It does almost feel like the season is starting early:)
http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/Vancouver,BritishColumbia,Canada/tabid/2110/Default.aspx
Here is the schedule of ships coming into Vancouver. It does almost feel like the season is starting early:) http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/Vancouver,BritishColumbia,Canada/tabid/2110/Default.aspx
Actually, it is!
Usually the Zaandam or Volendam are first to arrive around the middle of April; the Mercury didn't show up here until the end of April last year. This is, as far as I know, the earliest a cruise ship has arrived in recent years.
The passenger train I take into downtown every day for work stops right at Waterfront, so I'll be jaunting down to spend some time at Canada Place tomorrow admiring the Mercury after work :D
Thanks for this photo of one of the finest cities in the world. Gloriously beautiful!
Yes, it does seem that the cruise season is starting much earlier this year. From the discussions on the Alaska topic, I would say too early!
I don't know who in their right mind would want to cruise out of Vancouver to Alaska this month.
We call it Spring....but anyone south of Seattle will call it WINTER!!
Temperature tonight....1C....High tomorrow, in the sunshine, 9C!
I love this city I live in as much as I like cruising...but you'd have to give me the Alaska cruise to get me to go before the end of May!!
Check the Vancouver webcam... The Mercury made it in!
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has anyone ever found a link to a decent view of Port Everglades (Ft. Lauderdale)?
I would love to have it and any other links where I can see HAL ships in port.
It does look good to see a ship back at Canada Place.
Does anyone know if the Mercury ever went thru a Dry Dock that fixed her up yet? I had read so many bad reviews about her. I definitely would not mind the itinerary she is currently doing. But mostlikely could not fit it in till 2010.
has anyone ever found a link to a decent view of Port Everglades (Ft. Lauderdale)? I would love to have it and any other links where I can see HAL ships in port. Thank you.
No, I have one but it is not of where the HAL ships are docked, you usually only see Princess and RCL. San Diego still has by far the BEST Web Cam, although for beauty the Vancouver Web Cam is nice but not do able for a Web Cam Wave.
It does look good to see a ship back at Canada Place. Does anyone know if the Mercury ever went thru a Dry Dock that fixed her up yet? I had read so many bad reviews about her. I definitely would not mind the itinerary she is currently doing. But mostlikely could not fit it in till 2010.
I'm with you on that, Lisa!
I know the Mercury underwent a bit of a refurb last spring - adding some cabins aft, and replacing carpeting and the like. Over on the Celebrity boards, it seems people either love the Mercury or shy away from it and the Galaxy altogether. I wouldn't mind doing one of the 3-day coastals in the fall from Seattle on the Mercury just to find out for myself.
I have read it looks unlikely that the Mercury will get the same treatment the Century got, which is a shame, because by all accounts it really transformed that ship from something that was quickly getting dated into a ship that has a new lease on life.
We did the PNW 3-night on Mercury last October ... after an upgrade in the suites. Even the upgraded bed was uncomfortable IMO, but that's my only complaint. I've sailed Mercury twice, the first time being an Alaska route in 2004, and I really like the ship. Seems very comparable to Westerdam and Oosterdam, to me ... at least in all my favorite spots, which generally center around food and alcohol! :D
Sure looks pretty in Vancouver today! Thanks for the links.
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