The Port of Seattle has two cruise terminals, both located along Seattle's stunning waterfront — gateways to Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.
Terminal 1 — Bell Street Cruise Terminal
Pier 66, 2225 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98121
An 11-acre multi-use complex within walking distance of Pike Place Market and the Seattle Aquarium, or a short taxi ride to the Space Needle. Restaurants and a mini-mart with ATM are located onsite, along with wheelchair, scooter, and oxygen rentals that can be delivered directly to your cabin.
Oceania Cruises — Alaska aboard the Regatta.
Terminal 2 — Smith Cove Cruise Terminal
Pier 91, 2001 W Garfield St, Seattle, WA 98119
Located at the north end of Seattle's waterfront, Pier 91 is a short drive from the city center. Amenities include luggage storage for before or after cruise excursions and a rental car kiosk on site.
Cruise Lines from Seattle
The following cruise lines home port in Seattle through Spring, Summer, and Early Fall, primarily sailing to Alaska.
Weather in Seattle
September to November are the best months to visit Seattle, with fewer crowds and comfortable temperatures.
Be sure to pack rain gear — winds can get chilly in the colder months and there is always a chance of rain in Seattle.