Cruise port parking costs at U.S. ports
What parking at the cruise terminal costs, as posted by each port, for 14 U.S. cruise ports in 8 states. Every row links to the port's own page and shows the date we read it (2026-10-20). Rates change without notice, so confirm with the port or garage before you drive.
Add parking to the "Getting to the port" box in the calculator: a 7-night cruise spans 8 calendar days, and some ports charge for each one (Port Canaveral, for example, counts both the arrival and departure day). "Not shown" means the port page listed no rate, not that parking is free. Disabled-parking rules differ by state and port; read the port's page.
California
Port of Los Angeles
Los Angeles Cruise Terminal (San Pedro) · read 2026-10-20
First hour free, then $2 per hour, up to $23 per day for standard vehicles and $40 per day for oversized vehicles. The lots are run by Parking Concepts, Inc. (PCI).
Port of San Diego
B Street and Broadway Pier cruise terminals · read 2026-10-20
The port says it does not own or operate cruise parking and that long-term parking is not available at the cruise terminals. It lists private garages, lots and the airport as options; their rates are on each operator's site and are not recorded here.
Florida
Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale)
Garages and lots · read 2026-10-20
Hourly rates up to a $25 daily maximum in the garages and lots. Oversized vehicles: $18 for the first 5 hours, up to $35 per 24 hours. The port takes no reservations or prepayment; the daily rate starts when you pull the ticket.
Source: Port Everglades: cruise parking
PortMiami
Garages A, AA, B, C, D, F, G and Lot E · read 2026-10-20
Long-term (overnight) parking is $28 per day in Garages C, D, F, G and Surface Lot E, and $35 per day in Garage AA. Garage B (Norwegian) is $35 per day (effective Jan 1 2025). Garage A (Royal Caribbean) rates are on its operator's site and are not recorded here. Oversized vehicles in Lot E: $25 per space per day. The page says debit cards are not accepted.
JAXPORT (Jacksonville)
JAXPORT Cruise Terminal · read 2026-10-20
$17 per day, tax included (the port gives $68 for a 4-day and $85 for a 5-day cruise). Oversized vehicles taking two spaces: $34 per day. No prepaid reservations; pay on arrival by credit card (no cash).
Source: JAXPORT: parking and directions
Port Tampa Bay
Cruise Terminals 2, 3 and 6 · read 2026-10-20
The port's parking page did not show a daily rate when we read it. It lists a $20 valet upgrade fee.
Source: Port Tampa Bay: cruise parking
Louisiana
Port of New Orleans
Erato Street (Carnival) and 100 Poydras (Norwegian, Royal Caribbean) garages · read 2026-10-20
Erato Street garage (Carnival): $120 for 4 days, $135 for 5, $160 for 6, $180 for 7, $200 for 8 and $350 for 14 days. 100 Poydras garage (Norwegian and Royal Caribbean): $120 for 4 days, $135 for 5 and $180 for 7 days. Reserving online adds a $1 per day convenience fee. The port tells qualifying Louisiana disabled veterans not to prepay online, because prepaid parking is not refunded.
Maryland
Port of Baltimore
Cruise Maryland Terminal · read 2026-10-20
$25 per day per vehicle from April 1, 2026, an increase of $5 per day.
New York
Manhattan Cruise Terminal
Manhattan Cruise Terminal (rooftop parking) · read 2026-10-20
$45 per night, taxes included, for cruise passengers only (the page says this rate took effect April 1, 2023). Payment is due when you enter. Rooftop height limit: 8 feet.
Source: NYC Cruise: Manhattan Cruise Terminal directions and parking
Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
Brooklyn Cruise Terminal (Red Hook) · read 2026-10-20
$45 per night (up to 24 hours), taxes included, for cruise passengers only. The page says reservations are not needed.
Source: NYC Cruise: Brooklyn Cruise Terminal directions and parking
South Carolina
Port of Charleston (SC Ports)
Union Pier Cruise Terminal · read 2026-10-20
$17 per day for standard vehicles up to 20 feet; $50 per day for oversized vehicles such as campers and RVs. No fee for vehicles with a disabled parking permit when the permit holder is sailing. Cash is not accepted. (Source is the port's cruise FAQ PDF, which carries no date.)
Source: SC Ports: Cruising from Charleston FAQ (PDF, undated)
Texas
Port of Galveston
Port-run lots and garages · read 2026-10-20
The port runs its own cruise lots and garages, but its parking page did not show rates when we read it; prices appear in its online reservation system, which we did not use. Not recorded here.
Washington
Port of Seattle
Pier 66 (Bell Street) and Pier 91 (Smith Cove) · read 2026-10-20
Pier 66: Republic Parking, $30 per day not including taxes. Pier 91: from $27 per day, including service fees, taxes and a shuttle to the ship.
Source: Port of Seattle FAQ: parking at the cruise terminals
Ports not covered yet
Boston, Long Beach, Cape Liberty (Bayonne), Mobile, Norfolk and other U.S. cruise ports are not checked yet. We add a port only when we can read its rate on an official port page.
Not affiliated with any port, garage or cruise line. Private off-site lots and hotels are not listed. Data as JSON: /data/ports.json.