Sailing from Cruise Terminal 2? Here is where it is, which lines dock there, and how to park. Portside is expanding to Fort Lauderdale, so join the waitlist for a reserved spot near the terminal.
Cruise Terminal 2 is on the north side of Port Everglades, served by the Heron garage and serves Princess. Portside is not at Port Everglades yet, so join the waitlist for a reserved spot near the terminal.
Cruise Terminal 2 is the Princess Cruises terminal at Port Everglades, equipped with Ocean Medallion check-in. Princess also shares Terminal 21 with Holland America. Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale is one of the world's busiest cruise ports, and a huge share of its guests drive in from South and Central Florida.
Most cruisers reach Fort Lauderdale by car. From Hollywood, for example, it is about 8 miles, about 15 minutes, via I-95 to I-595 East into the port. See the Hollywood to Fort Lauderdale route or the Fort Lauderdale port overview for more drive markets.
Ships that typically use Cruise Terminal 2 include:
On-site parking at Port Everglades runs a flat $20 a day for a standard vehicle and $25 for an oversized one, the same at the Heron and Palm garages and the surface lots, while private off-site lots advertise rates from about $7 to $9 a day before taxes, fees and shuttle. You are billed for each day your car is parked, counting the day you return and every day at sea, so a 7-night sailing is typically 8 days. On a full sailing day the closest spaces go first, so a guaranteed reserved spot near the terminal is worth locking in.
Portside is not at Port Everglades yet. Joining is free, and it is how we decide where to open next. If your cruise is 90 or more days out, that gives us the runway to secure a lot near the terminal and hold a spot for you before you sail.
Portside is live at Port Canaveral now: $14.95 a day, free shuttle, guaranteed reservation.
Reserve Port Canaveral parkingCruise Terminal 2 is on the north side of Port Everglades, served by the Heron garage. Cruise Terminal 2 is the Princess Cruises terminal at Port Everglades, equipped with Ocean Medallion check-in. Princess also shares Terminal 21 with Holland America.
Cruise Terminal 2 serves Princess. Terminal assignments can shift by season and sailing, so confirm the terminal on your boarding pass.
Parking near Port Everglades is a flat $20 a day for a standard vehicle and $25 for an oversized one, the same at the Heron and Palm garages and the surface lots, and private off-site lots advertise rates from about $7 to $9 a day before taxes, fees and shuttle. You are billed for each day your car is parked, counting the day you return and every day at sea, so a 7-night sailing is typically 8 days. Portside is building a reserved, shuttle-served option near the terminals; join the waitlist to be first in line.
From $14.95 a day, free shuttle straight to your terminal, no hidden fees.
Rates start at $14.95/day. Weekend and peak sail dates, and last-minute bookings, can be higher based on demand and the day of the week. Your exact daily rate is always shown before you pay.