Long Beach Cruise Terminal Information
Last updated on May 19th, 2022 at 11:09 am
The Carnival Cruise Long Beach Cruise Terminal is located 231 Windsor Place, Long Beach, CA 90802, USA. There are two cruise ports in Los Angeles – the World Cruise Center in San Pedro and Carnival’s terminal in Long Beach. See here for information on San Pedro Cruise Terminal.
Carnival Cruise Long Beach terminal, known as the “Dome” is located right beside the Queen Mary – Cunard’s grand ship that has been permanently docked and turned into a hotel (currently closed and undergoing renovations). When coming off the highway, follow the signs for the Queen Mary, General Parking. It branches off with a sign to the cruise terminal once you reach the main gate.
Parking is available onsite (click here for details), but there are many Long Beach hotels with Park and Cruise packages.
If you’re flying into LAX or Long Beach airport, click here for different transportation options.
Carnival Cruise Long Beach
Carnival resumed cruising out of Long Beach in August 2021 on the Carnival Panorama with week-long cruises to the Mexican Riviera.
Sailings for 2021 and 2022 on the Carnival Miracle offer 3 or 4 day cruises to Baja Mexico, 5 or 6 day cruises to the Mexican Riviera or 14 day Carnival Journeys cruises to Hawaii.
Carnival Radiance is scheduled to join the sailings from Long Beach in December 2021 with short cruises to Baja Mexico.
Carnival Cruise Long Beach Cruise Terminal Tips
Long Beach Cruise terminal is owned and operated by Carnival Cruise lines and is a smaller port, so getting from shore to ship is a fairly smooth process.
When it comes to accessibility, Long Beach cruise terminal doesn’t provide wheelchairs if needed. If mobility is an issue, there is seating available while waiting to board, or it’s advised to contact Carnival in advance to arrange a wheelchair at the port.
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Los Angeles Weather
Los Angeles enjoys warm weather all year, which makes any time a great time to visit. Late summer is especially suitable for beach visits, when the water is spectacularly warm. Keep in mind that the smog tends to be thickest during the summer months, and the autumn and winter can be a bit nippy due to the Santa Ana winds.
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