Cruise End Date and Day Itinerary Support

[nickjfrench]

Happy to develop this feature if this is something desired by the developers.

Two features within this:

1. End Date for Cruise. Right now has a Start Date, Start Time, and End Time, but no End Date.

2. Cruise stops at multiple locations over a trip, being able to enter these within the Cruise booking would be helpful.

• This would pre-populate the days of the trip, rather than being a duplicate data entry point. End date would open a bunch of rows for each day. As in add places to each day automatically.
• Support for sea-days (in transit days) as well. Checkbox to hide day details.
• Day's should have gangway times and/or arrival/depart times. Gangway times signify when the passengers are allowed to disembark and last possible time to embark back on the cruise. Arrival/depart times signify the time the ship actually docks or leaves, usually there is a 30 minute padding.
• End of cruise location might differ from starting location, as it might be a repositioning cruise that ends at a different location. E.g. San Fran to Hawaii.
• Day of cruise does not match the day of trip - you usually arrive a day before a cruise etc.
• I made a quick drawing of the dialog changes below. Ignore my crappy handwriting.

[mauriceboe]

Hey @nickjfrench, thanks for the detailed mockup!

End date for cruises — this is already implemented! As of the next release (2.9.0), all reservation types (including cruises) support multi-day spanning with separate start and end dates. A cruise will appear on every day in its range with phase badges (Start → Ongoing → End). Live in dev now.

As for the rest — cruise stops, sea days, gangway times, per-day itineraries within a booking — that's way too specialized for a general-purpose trip planner. TREK handles cruises the same way it handles any multi-day booking: you set the dates, and plan your daily activities in the day plan as usual. Port days can be planned with places on the map, sea days can be left empty or filled with notes.

Also worth mentioning: you can add day notes to any day in the plan — these are flexible note cards with different icons that you can use to jot down gangway times, embarkation details, or any other per-day info. They're draggable and can be mixed in with your places in the timeline.

Building a dedicated cruise sub-planner would add a ton of complexity for a very niche use case. The existing day plan already covers everything you need — just in a more general way.

[nickjfrench]

Totally fair! Thanks for the response.