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- Port Canaveral (POC)
- Port of Miami (POM)
- Port Everglades (PTE)
- Port Galveston (POG)
- Port of Jacksonville (POJ)
- Port of Charleston (PCC)
- Port of Tampa (POT)
- Cape Liberty Cruise Port (POL)
- Port of Los Angeles (PLA)
- Port of New Orleans (NOP)
- Port of Baltimore (POB)
- Port of San Diego (POS)
- Port of Manhattan (PMT)
- Port of San Francisco (PSF)
- Port of Long Beach (PLG)
- Port of Palm Beach (PPB)
- Carnival Cruise Terminal Long Beach (CLB)
- Port of Seattle (SOP)
- FLYNN Cruiseport Boston Black Falcon Terminal (BOP)
- Port of Norfolk (PON)
- Port of Portland (POP)
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Cruise Terminal FAQs
Can you take liquids through the cruise terminal?
Yes, you can take liquids through the cruise terminal, but there are certain restrictions. You should check with the cruise line beforehand, as the restrictions will vary based on the cruise line you choose.
How early should I arrive at the port for a cruise?
You should arrive at least two to three hours before the scheduled cruise departure time to allow enough time for check-in and security.
Can you drop off luggage early at the cruise terminal?
Yes, most cruise terminals allow you to drop off your luggage early at the designated area. Your bags will be delivered to your respective cabins before cruise departure.
Is it better to board early or late on a cruise?
Generally, it is considered better to board your cruise ship early. If you arrive early, you will get enough time to explore the ship, grab a good spot by the pool, and enjoy your meal without the crowds.
What time do you board a cruise ship that departs at 4 PM?
For a 4 PM departure, the boarding usually starts around 11 AM to 1 PM, though exact times vary by the cruise line. Arrive as early as possible to ensure a smooth check-in process.
