Cruise Port Parking

Fort Lauderdale

Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale is more than just an amazing cruise port, it's also one of the most accessible ports for parking during your vacation. The well-illuminated parking lot is patrolled by security around-the-clock and disabled parking is available.

Los Angeles

The Port of Los Angeles has a wide variety of parking options and an abundance of parking spots. All vehicles are parked in a secured outside lot with multiple transportation options on-site.

Miami

Port of Miami is offers a wide variety of parking spots with disabled and over-sized parking options also available on-site. Parking is available in a secured, well-illuminated lot. Shuttles to the airport and other popular locations are available.

New York City

New York's Manhattan and Brooklyn Cruise Terminal's are home to the most spectacular cruise ships at sea. Parking costs are a bit steep at these terminals with charges of up to $40 per night. Extended parking stays longer than 11 days (max 30) are also available.

Quebec City

Quebec Cruise Port also known as Port de Quebec, on the St. Lawrence River, welcomes visitors and ships from around the world. Both long term and short term parking are available with multiple transportation options available on-site. In a city famous for delightful architecture, old world charm and breathtaking views of nature, this is a wonderful way to begin or end your cruise vacation.

San Diego

The Port of San Diego welcomes cruise ships from around the world year round. Travelers in large groups must apply for a parking permit to lock in a parking spot during their cruise vacation. You can apply for these parking permits at portofsandiego.org.

San Francisco

The Port of San Francisco is just miles from downtown San Francisco, California. There are no pier parking spots at this location. There are, however, several convenient parking options for cruise travelers at Pier 27 and Pier 35.