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We are planning our second Disney cruise, a 5 day cruise to Baja in late March 2023. Day 4 is the port call at Ensenada, with debarkation at San Diego the morning of day 5.
The distance from Ensenada to San Diego is really short, about 70 miles as the crow flies. But the all aboard is 3 p.m. On our Alaska cruise our 'all aboard' time was more like 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. even though the ship had much further to travel overnight. Any insight on why such an early all aboard? It really seems to limit the available shore excursions.
I really don't care, I'll take the cruise regardless, but it seems curious.
The distance from Ensenada to San Diego is really short, about 70 miles as the crow flies. But the all aboard is 3 p.m. On our Alaska cruise our 'all aboard' time was more like 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. even though the ship had much further to travel overnight. Any insight on why such an early all aboard? It really seems to limit the available shore excursions.
I really don't care, I'll take the cruise regardless, but it seems curious.
