Cruise Ships Sailing From Port Canaveral

Which terminal does my cruise ship use at Port Canaveral?

22 ships from 7 cruise lines are in our directory, spread across 6 cruise terminals. Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 sit on the south side of the port, and Terminal 5, Terminal 6, Terminal 8 and Terminal 10 are on the north side along Charles Rowland Drive. Terminal 5 has the most ships assigned, with 5. Here is each ship's usual terminal:

Why your ship's terminal can change

Terminal assignments at Port Canaveral shift by date, and several terminals are shared between cruise lines. A ship that usually boards at one terminal can be moved to another for a particular sailing, which is why the table above shows each ship's usual terminal rather than a promise. You do not need to track it yourself: your Portside booking confirmation names your terminal, the reminder email the day before you sail repeats it, and the shuttle from our lot takes you straight to the right building, about a 2 minute ride.

What parking costs for your ship

The price does not depend on the ship. Portside is a flat $14.95 a day, counting the day you board and the day you return, so the total depends only on how long you sail. Each ship page above works out its own itineraries; for quick reference, a 3-night cruise is $59.80, a 4-night is $74.75, a 5-night is $89.70 and a 7-night is $119.60. The port's own garage is $20.00 a day plus tax. See the full cost table, browse by terminal, or reserve your spot.

Cruise ship parking questions

Which cruise ships sail from Port Canaveral?

Our directory lists 22 ships from 7 cruise lines at Port Canaveral: Carnival Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, MSC Cruises and Princess Cruises. Ships rotate in and out by season, so check your cruise documents for your sailing. Every ship in the directory has its own page with its usual terminal and exact parking price.

How do I find out which terminal my ship uses?

Find your ship in the table on this page to see its usual terminal. Assignments shift by date and terminals are shared across lines, so the terminal printed in your cruise documents is the final word. When you book with Portside, your confirmation names your terminal, and we repeat it in the email we send the day before you sail.

Does parking cost more for some ships than others?

No. Portside charges the same $14.95 a day whatever ship you sail, and both your boarding and return days count. A 3-night cruise is $59.80, a 4-night $74.75, a 5-night $89.70 and a 7-night $119.60, with the free shuttle to your ship's terminal included every time.

What if my ship is not in the directory?

Portside serves every cruise terminal at Port Canaveral, so you can still park with us. Send us your ship and sailing dates through our contact page before you book, and we will confirm your terminal and help you reserve. The free shuttle runs to every terminal at the port, about a 2 minute ride from our lot.