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Park Next to Your Ship and Terminal
Our dedicated cruise terminals and premier parking facilities are custom designed to let you drive right into the Port and arrive and depart quickly without having to wait for an off-Port parking lot shuttle. Just follow clear signage to your terminal, park next to your ship in a secure lot or shady parking garage and let the cruising mood begin! See videos of how easy it really is to drive to the Port and terminals in our digital Cruise Guide.
CONVENIENT, SAFE & SECURE PARKING
Parking is located conveniently adjacent to all terminals in secure, fully fenced and lighted lots and garages that are patrolled 24/7 by the Port Canaveral Police Department. Beware of independently owned, off-Port parking lots without 24/7 police patrols (and without fences or locks, in many cases), that can put your vehicle at risk and subject you to needless stress, added expense and/or delays in departure if your vehicle is broken into while you're cruising.
A Side (North) Cruise Terminals
Cruise Terminals 5, 6 (Scheduled for completion Summer 2012), 8 and 10 are located on the A (North) side of the Port, off of State Road 401.
CRUISE TERMINAL 5 –
Carnival Sensation, Norwegian Sun
Terminal 5 is an elegant two-story triangular terminal boasting a 30-foot high atrium filled with tropical vegetation and three cascading waterfalls. Embarking passengers glide upward into a glass-enclosed second-floor lounge with water views in every direction, while disembarking passengers, luggage, and ship's provisions move through the downstairs areas.
CRUISE TERMINAL 6 (Scheduled for completion summer 2012)
Cruise Terminal 6 is our newest cruise facility, designed specifically for the modern generation of cruise ships. Sleek and luminous, with awe-inspiring ships' views, the terminal's design includes highly visible ship-linked signage, convenient and safety-conscious passenger and baggage flow, and high-volume processing capacity for efficient embarkation.
CRUISE TERMINAL 8 –
Disney Magic, Disney Dream (Disney Fantasy arriving March 2012)
The first terminal in the U.S. built to a specific cruise line's specifications and for its exclusive use, Cruise Terminal 8 was custom-designed for Disney. It boasts a 90-foot high glass tower, a connecting covered walkway from the parking garage and lots of special Disney touches. The terminal was renovated and enlarged in 2010 to welcome the newest generation of Disney ships.
 CRUISE TERMINAL 10 –
Carnival Dream, Royal Caribbean's Freedom of The Seas & Monarch of The Seas
Cruise Terminal 10 is a beautiful, modern terminal with all the technological bells and whistles, including an automated baggage conveyor system and three-tiered passenger-loading tower with elevator and escalators. The massive murals of local plants, animals and recreation installed on the exterior of this terminal's parking garage make it easy to locate.
B Side (South) Cruise Terminals
Terminals 2, 3 & 4 are dome-shaped structures located on the B (south) side of the Port at the east end of George King Boulevard.
CRUISE TERMINAL 2 –
Victory Casino Cruises
Terminal 2 is reserved for the exclusive use of Victory Casino Cruises.
CRUISE TERMINAL 3 –
Carnival Ecstasy
Terminal 3 is home to Carnival Cruise Lines' third homeported ship, Carnival Ecstasy.
CRUISE TERMINAL 4 –
Port-of-Call Ships
Terminal 4 is dedicated to visiting (port-of-call) cruise ships.
NOTE: Ship schedules and assigned terminals are subject to change. Please check with your travel agent or cruise line for the latest information on where you will be embarking.
Click here for a photo tour of the gorgeous cruise ships and terminals at Port Canaveral.
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