Port of Miami Cruise Terminals
PortMiami operates seven cruise terminals — Terminals A through G — spread across Dodge Island. Each terminal is assigned to specific cruise lines, so knowing your terminal before you arrive will save you time and stress on departure day.
Terminal A
Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival's newest terminal — one of the most advanced in North America.
Terminal B
Royal Caribbean International
Serves Icon of the Seas and Star of the Seas.
Terminal C
Norwegian Cruise Line
NCL's dedicated terminal on the east side of Dodge Island.
Terminal D
MSC Cruises
MSC's home terminal, serving their growing Caribbean fleet.
Terminal E
Royal Caribbean International
Secondary Royal Caribbean terminal for additional sailings.
Terminal F
Celebrity Cruises
Celebrity's primary Miami terminal for Caribbean and transatlantic sailings.
Terminal G
Virgin Voyages
Virgin Voyages' dedicated terminal at PortMiami.
Getting to Your Terminal
Port Boulevard Bridge All terminals are located on Dodge Island, accessed via the Port Boulevard Bridge from downtown Miami. Once on the island, signs direct you to each lettered terminal.
Allow extra time on embarkation day — traffic can back up significantly, especially on busy Saturday and Sunday sailings.
Parking at PortMiami
Each terminal has an associated parking garage managed by PortMiami. Off-site lots with shuttle service are available at lower rates.
On-site parking
$20–$35/day
Varies by garage
Off-site + shuttle
Lower rates
Book in advance
Garages fill up fast on peak weekends — book early to secure your spot.
What to Expect on Arrival
1
Pull up to the drop-off area directly in front of your terminal entrance. Porters are available curbside to check your bags before you enter.
2
Have your cruise documents and photo ID ready — you'll need them at check-in. Digital documents are accepted by most cruise lines.
3
Most terminals open to passengers 2–3 hours before sailing. Arrive during your designated check-in window to avoid peak congestion.