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1970 Cruise ship passengers in Alcudia on Sunday

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Over the course of this week, 35,000 cruise passengers will have sailed in to Palma on board thirteen cruise ships of varying sizes. In addition, the Thomson Majesty, with 1,970 passengers on board, docks in Puerto Alcudia on Sunday :eek: sez Mallorca Daily Bulletin..

Any of these heading for PP I wonder. Perhaps get in early on Sunday to bag your bed and brolly:confused: oh, and your table for lunch;)

Further investigation required, but I wonder if the Majesty is doing a turn around at Alcudia ie discharge all passengers and collect a new lot. Big strain on the local infrastructure.

35,000 cruise passengers visiting Palma this week » Balearics » News » Majorca Daily Bulletin
 
When we were in Palma last September it was overun with cruise passengers

We love the old town but hoards were descending on Bars etc so we went a bit off the beaten track to get away from them We have had a few holidays in Palma so know it quite well

Another evening we were heading down the Passeo Maritemo from where we were staying to the town for dinner and another cruise ship had disgorged passengers and there were walking groups with a leader We saw group No 16 go past us ! Luckily werent coming to our Restaurant !

Didnt realise Alcudia could take big ships like that Hope the new one in Southampton this week doesent end up there or the island will tip over !!
 
Here is the itinerary for the Thomson Majesty - Catalan-Promise

Alcudia is just a Port of Call, after departing from Palma, so they'll just be getting off for the day. It seems to be a tender port as well so will be docked somewhere out at sea.
 
Very welcome business for Alcudia.
 
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