Get to your ship without the guesswork
Real parking prices with fees included, hotels with port shuttles, and terminal-by-terminal directions.
Find your portPort guides
Parking from$140.77
Cape Liberty
New Jersey
Royal Caribbean's New York-area port, across the harbor from Manhattan in Bayonne, New Jersey. One terminal, one ship a day, parking on site, and Newark airport 20 minutes away. Here is how to park, where to stay and how to get there.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$125
Port of Galveston
Texas
Four cruise terminals on Harborside Drive and five cruise lines, with a sixth arriving in 2027. Here is how to park, where to stay, and which terminal is yours.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$161
Long Beach Cruise Terminal
California
Carnival's West Coast home, in a dome beside the Queen Mary. Three- to eight-night trips to Mexico, Catalina and Hawaii, a garage that fills on busy sailings, and LAX 22 miles away. Here is how to park, where to stay and how to get there.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$119.18
PortMiami
Florida
One of the busiest cruise ports in the world: nine working terminals on Dodge Island, more than a dozen cruise lines and up to ten ships on a busy weekend. Here is how to park, where to stay and which terminal is yours.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$119.28
Port of New Orleans
Louisiana
Two riverfront cruise terminals a short walk from the French Quarter: Erato Street for Carnival, Julia Street for Royal Caribbean and Norwegian. Here is which is yours, what the port's garages cost and how to get there from MSY.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$135.85
New York City
New York
Two city cruise terminals: Manhattan's Pier 88 on the West Side and Brooklyn's Red Hook pier. Norwegian, Carnival and Disney sail from Manhattan, Cunard and Princess from Brooklyn. Here is which is yours, what parking costs and how to get there from three airports.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$71.92
Port Canaveral
Florida
Six busy terminals split across two sides of the harbor, eight cruise lines, and up to six ships on a weekend. Here is how to park, where to stay and which terminal is yours.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$94.42
Port Everglades
Florida
Eight terminals beside Fort Lauderdale's airport, five big cruise lines plus luxury visitors, and security gates where every adult shows ID. Here is how to park, where to stay and which terminal is yours.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$121.90
Port of Seattle
Washington
Two cruise terminals three miles apart, sixteen ships sailing to Alaska from April to October, and parking that has to be booked ahead at Pier 91. Here is which pier is yours, how to get there from Sea-Tac and where to stay.
Updated October 2026
Parking from$48.23
Port Tampa Bay
Florida
Three cruise terminals along Channelside Drive in downtown Tampa, ships sailing year-round to Mexico, the Caribbean and Key West, and port parking from $19 a night. Here is which terminal is yours, where to park and how to get there from TPA.
Updated October 2026
More U.S. cruise ports are on the way. Compare all of them in thecruise port parking index.
Departure day, in order
- Step 1
Get to the port
Shuttles, cruise line transfers and rideshare prices from the airport, with the flight times that work.
- Step 2
Park or stay the night before
Every lot compared with fees included, and the hotels that will drive you to the pier.
- Step 3
Find your terminal
Which terminal your ship uses, the address for your GPS, and where to drop your bags.
Every price comes from the lot, hotel or shuttle company itself, with the month we checked it. How we check prices