Your cruise toolkit

Terminals have different street addresses; use the one assigned to your sailing.

Getting there

Compare transfers from Miami (MIA) or Fort Lauderdale (FLL). Taxi and rideshare pickup uses designated zones.

Before arrival

Match the parking location to your terminal, and check current rates and vehicle restrictions before driving.

A Fort Lauderdale departure port with several entrances and cruise terminals.

Getting there

FLL is nearby. Compare taxi, rideshare, or a booked transfer, and give the driver your specific terminal.

Before arrival

Keep photo ID and cruise documents accessible for the port entrance security checkpoint. Confirm your parking garage before arrival.

Cruise terminals sit on both sides of the port; check the terminal number and approach road.

Getting there

Orlando International (MCO) requires a road transfer to the coast. Compare a cruise transfer, shuttle, or car before choosing flights.

Before arrival

Use your terminal’s arrival guide for luggage drop-off and parking. Allow time for the transfer, parking, and check-in.

Confirm your terminal before choosing a parking lot or arranging drop-off.

Getting there

Houston Hobby (HOU) and Bush Intercontinental (IAH) both require a road transfer to Galveston. Compare transfer options for your airport.

Before arrival

Official parking includes walk-to-terminal and shuttle options. Check your lot’s map, reserve if needed, and leave time for bags and the shuttle.

Bell Street is Pier 66; Smith Cove is Pier 91. They are separate departure locations.

Getting there

Plan your airport or hotel transfer to the assigned pier. Use the port’s terminal map to locate drop-off and pickup areas.

Before arrival

Check the parking instructions for Pier 66 or Pier 91 before reserving; confirm any shuttle and luggage arrangements.

Canada Place is the cruise terminal; use its cruise passenger entrance and loading areas.

Getting there

Waterfront station is beside Canada Place, with Canada Line service to YVR airport. Check current taxi and rideshare pickup instructions.

Before arrival

Check long-term parking availability and vehicle height limits. At bag drop, confirm that the luggage area is for your ship.

The port has multiple cruise terminals. Confirm your terminal with the cruise line before traveling.

Getting there

Plan the final transfer to the terminal’s address, not simply “Southampton docks.” Check the port’s passenger directions for the right approach.

Before arrival

Parking arrangements depend on your cruise line. Check the port and cruise-line instructions before choosing a provider or booking a space.

Check your assigned terminal and pier before arranging transport; the port has several cruise departure points.

Getting there

For Moll Adossat terminals, check the Cruise Bus shuttle link to the city. A taxi or booked transfer is another option; give the driver your exact terminal.

Before arrival

Private vehicles may drop off or collect passengers and luggage, but the port’s transport guide says parking at the terminals is not allowed. Arrange parking separately if driving.

“Rome” sailings depart from Civitavecchia. Plan both the trip from Rome and the final transfer to your ship.

Getting there

If arriving by train, check the station-to-cruise shuttle instructions. The station connection and internal port shuttles are different services; verify the route, fare, and stop for your ship.

Before arrival

Use the passenger guide’s port map to locate your entrance, parking, and shuttle stop. Allow time for the connection inside the port as well as cruise check-in.

Athens cruises use Piraeus, with several cruise terminals. Confirm the terminal and entrance for your ship.

Getting there

Use the port’s cruise-terminal access guide when planning transport from Athens or the airport. Check the final connection to the cruise terminal rather than stopping at a general port or ferry destination.

Before arrival

The port lists shuttle transport between cruise passenger terminals and ships. Confirm where to meet it and your luggage arrangements with the cruise line before arrival.

Oceankaj, Langelinie, and Nordre Toldbod are in different parts of the city. Check your assigned quay.

Getting there

Use Rejseplanen with your terminal as the destination and your actual travel date. The best combination of metro, train, and bus depends on the quay.

Before arrival

Check the last walk or bus connection with luggage in mind. For a taxi or booked transfer, provide the quay and terminal name from your cruise documents.

The Odaiba cruise terminal is a separate departure point from Yokohama. Check the port name on your booking.

Getting there

The nearest station is Tokyo International Cruise Terminal on the Yurikamome Line. Allow for the walk with bags, or check the operator’s current shuttle and taxi access information.

Before arrival

Check the terminal floor plan and your cruise line’s bag-drop instructions. Shuttle arrangements can depend on ship calls; verify service for your sailing date before relying on it.

Osanbashi, Shinko, and Daikoku are different terminals. Confirm which one your ship uses.

Getting there

Plan your airport or city transfer to the named terminal. Use the city’s terminal guide to check the final approach, especially for Daikoku Pier.

Before arrival

Check the terminal name and address on your cruise documents before booking a transfer. Confirm any shuttle pickup with your cruise line; do not assume all Yokohama sailings leave from Osanbashi.

Kobe Port Terminal and Naka Pier Cruise Terminal have different access routes. Match the terminal to your sailing.

Getting there

Port Terminal Station on the Port Liner serves Kobe Port Terminal from Sannomiya or Kobe Airport. For Naka Pier, use the city’s separate walking, bus, and taxi directions.

Before arrival

Check parking and luggage-locker availability for your terminal. Locker access follows terminal opening hours, which may change with ship calls.

Confirm whether your sailing uses the east or west terminal before planning the last part of your journey.

Getting there

The port guide routes E2 passengers via Keelung Station’s South Exit and W2 passengers via the North Exit. Check the route for your assigned terminal.

Before arrival

Check the current ship schedule, terminal facilities, and nearby parking in the port guide. Allow for carrying luggage on the final walk.