Alaska Cruises ALASKA CRUISES

Port of Seattle

Seattle, Washington

Cruise ships typically depart from the Port of Seattle in the early afternoon, allowing passengers ample time to check-in and settle on board. The general check-in time varies depending on the cruise line, but it is typically around midday. In the harbor, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Seattle skyline, visit the nearby attractions such as the famous Pike Place Market, or simply relax and savor the anticipation of your upcoming cruise. The port area offers various facilities including parking, transportation options, restrooms, and nearby dining establishments, ensuring a convenient and comfortable start to your voyage.

The Port of Seattle boasts two modern and well-equipped cruise terminals: Terminal 91 and Terminal 66. Terminal 91 is primarily used for large cruise ships, while Terminal 66 serves as a homeport for smaller vessels. Both terminals offer a range of amenities including luggage services, check-in counters, and comfortable waiting areas. You'll find facilities such as cafes, shops, and restrooms within the terminals, allowing you to relax and prepare for your Alaskan adventure.

How to Get to the Port of Seattle

Getting to the Port of Seattle is convenient and straightforward. If arriving at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, you can easily reach the port by taxi, rideshare services, or pre-arranged transportation. The airport offers shuttles that provide direct transfers to the cruise terminals. For those staying at local hotels, many offer transportation services to the port, ensuring a seamless journey from your accommodation to the cruise ship.

Check-in Time

Check-in for your cruise typically involves presenting your identification and travel documents, going through security screening, and receiving your cruise ID card. The process is designed to be efficient and smooth, ensuring a seamless transition from the port to your ship. It is recommended to arrive at the port with ample time before the general check-in time to allow for any necessary procedures and to avoid any potential delays.