Seattle Cruise Port Terminal Information

Seattle Cruise Port Terminal Information

The Port of Seattle has two cruise terminals:

 

Terminal #1

Bell St. Cruise Terminal located at Pier 66 – 2225 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98121

Norwegian Cruise Line & Oceania Cruises

 

The Bell Street Terminal at Pier 66 encompasses a large, 11-acre multi-use complex within walking distance to the Pike Place Market and Seattle Aquarium or a short taxi ride to the Space Needle. Restaurants and mini-mart with ATM are located onsite as well as wheelchair, scooter and oxygen rentals which can be delivered directly to your cabin.

 

There is no luggage storage at this cruise terminal, but you can arrange for storage through Luggage Hero. Click here for pricing and locations closest to the Bell Street Terminal.

 

Norwegian Cruise Lines offers 6 to 10 day cruises to Alaska aboard the Norwegian Jewel, Pearl, Sun and the new Norwegian Bliss. Oceania Cruises sets off to Alaska aboard the Regatta.

 

CLICK HERE FOR Seattle Cruise Parking

 

 

Terminal #2

Smith Cove Terminal located at Pier 91 – 2001 W Garfield St, Seattle, WA 98119

Carnival, Celebrity Cruises, Holland America, Princess Cruises & Royal Caribbean International

 

Located at the north end of Seattle’s waterfront, Pier 91 is a short drive from the city center. Amenities included at this terminal are luggage storage for before or after cruise excursions and a rental car kiosk.

 

 

The following cruise lines have ships that  home port in Seattle through Spring, Summer and Early Fall:
Holland America
Princess Cruises
Royal Caribbean
Carnival Cruises
Celebrity

 

Weather in Seattle

The months from September to November are the best times to visit Seattle. The spring, summer and fall months see the most tourist traffic, which drops off sharply as the weather turns cold. be sure to pack some rain gear as the winds can get pretty chilly during the colder months, and there is always a bit of rain.

 

Hotels Near Seattle Cruise Port

 

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