Your guide to getting to Miami Port

With the winter cruising season now started lots of you are going to Miami to pick up the ship.

With it being so much cheaper t book flights through your agent rather than with the cruise line this leaves a blank between getting off the aircraft and getting to Miami port so here is your fall guide to Miami.

Are there any other ports you would like info on?

Directions To Cruise Port Miami

 From the North: Take I-95 South and exit 3B-Bayside. Head south to Northeast 5th Street and turn left. Fifth Street will lead onto the PortMiami bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow signage to designated terminal.

From the South: Take I-95 North and exit at Northwest 2nd Street. Head straight to NW 5th Street and make a right. Fifth Street will lead onto the PortMiami bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow signage to designated terminal.

Transport

TaxisTaxicabs are available at all cruise terminals. The fare between the Miami International Airport and PortMiami is currently a flat rate of $24. For other destinations, the cab fare is $2.40 upon entering the taxi and $2.40 per mile thereafter.

Parking

Parking is conveniently available at all cruise terminals. Designated disabled permit parking spaces are available in each garage. Spaces are also available for oversized vehicles (oversized vans, recreational vehicles and vehicles with trailers) at special rates. All f

Rates

• Overnight Parking: $20
• Short-term Parking: $7
• Vehicles longer than 20 feet: An additional $20 per d

acilities are patrolled by security. Oversized vehicles may only park in Lot #2.

By Rail

Metrorail’s new Orange Line can get you to from MIA to Downtown Miami in less than a half hour. From there, the walk to the Port from the nearest Metromover station is about 1.5 miles. Use the Miami-Dade Transit Tracker applicationfor iPhone and Android mobile dev

By Bus

Miami-Dade Transit Bus Route 243 provides rush hour service weekdays to and from PortMiami.

Cruise Liners That Sail from Miami

Azamara Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line

Celebrity Cruise lIne

Costa Cruises

Crystal Cruises

Disney Cruise Line

MSC Cruises

Norweigan Cruise Line

Oceania Cruises

Regent Seven Seas

Royal Caribbean

Cruise Terminals   

Seven cruise terminals — among the most modern in the world — have been designed to quickly move passengers from land to sea. Drive-in passengers can opt for convenient on-port parking with special arrangements for travelers with disabilities. For those arriving by taxi, shuttle bus or limousine, drop off is directly in front of each terminal and entryways are designed for a quick and easy check-in and boarding process

Terminals D & E

These 105,000 square-foot ultramodern, three-story structures can accommodate travelers sailing on “mega-ships” capable of carrying as many as 5,000 passengers. Each has a VIP lounge, a high-tech security screening facility for embarkation, airline counters and an airport-style conveyor baggage system. Additionally, each features a one-stop federal multi-agency facility for passenger processing.

Terminal J

Designed to cater to travelers sailing on Oceania Cruises, Crystal Cruises and Azamara Cruise Lines as well as Regent Seven Seas, Terminal J recently underwent a $3 million facelift. Upgrades include new furniture, additional lounge seating, a complete renovation of restrooms, brand new check-in counters and exotic landscaping in the atrium.

 Things to Do in Miami        

• Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
• Bayside
• HistoryMiami
• Jungle Island
• Miami Art Museum
• Miami Children’s Museum
• Miami Circle

 Get the 411 on Miami Beach          

Miami Beach offers shopping, dining, nightclub and beach-going action year-round. See what’s happening on your next visit.

Cruise Facts          

PortMiami is home to some of the world’s most exciting and modern cruise vessels. Two new cruise lines joined the fleet in the winter of 2012: Disney Cruise Line and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

The Disney Wonder began sailing from PortMiami in December 2012 with four- and five-night itineraries to the Bahamas and Western Caribbean. This is the first time a Disney ship will operate from a South Florida port.

In the fall of 2012, Regent Seven Seas Cruises joined its sister company, Oceania Cruises, at PortMiami. Both the Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Navigator will sail a series of longer cruises to the Caribbean, South America, and Yucatan Peninsula.

Last year, PortMiami welcomed more than 4 million cruise passengers. Miami continues to be the departure destination of choice for cruises to the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Mexico and other exciting destinations. The 2013 cruise season features six new ships in the line-up including some of the world’s most luxurious and innovative vessels.

Seven cruise terminals, some of the most modern in the world, are designed to quickly move passengers from land to sea. Drive-in passengers can opt for convenient on-port parking with special arrangements for travelers with disabilities. For those arriving by taxi, shuttle bus or limousine, drop off is directly in front of each terminal and entryways are designed for a quick and easy check-in and boarding process

Directions To Cruise Port Miami

 From the North: Take I-95 South and exit 3B-Bayside. Head south to Northeast 5th Street and turn left. Fifth Street will lead onto the PortMiami bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow signage to designated terminal.

From the South: Take I-95 North and exit at Northwest 2nd Street. Head straight to NW 5th Street and make a right. Fifth Street will lead onto the PortMiami bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow signage to designated terminal.

Transport

TaxisTaxicabs are available at all cruise terminals. The fare between the Miami International Airport and PortMiami is currently a flat rate of $24. For other destinations, the cab fare is $2.40 upon entering the taxi and $2.40 per mile thereafter.

Parking

Parking is conveniently available at all cruise terminals. Designated disabled permit parking spaces are available in each garage. Spaces are also available for oversized vehicles (oversized vans, recreational vehicles and vehicles with trailers) at special rates. All f

Rates

• Overnight Parking: $20
• Short-term Parking: $7
• Vehicles longer than 20 feet: An additional $20 per d

acilities are patrolled by security. Oversized vehicles may only park in Lot #2.

By Rail

Metrorail’s new Orange Line can get you to from MIA to Downtown Miami in less than a half hour. From there, the walk to the Port from the nearest Metromover station is about 1.5 miles. Use the Miami-Dade Transit Tracker applicationfor iPhone and Android mobile dev

By Bus

Miami-Dade Transit Bus Route 243 provides rush hour service weekdays to and from PortMiami.

Cruise Liners That Sail from Miami

Azamara Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line

Celebrity Cruise lIne

Costa Cruises

Crystal Cruises

Disney Cruise Line

MSC Cruises

Norweigan Cruise Line

Oceania Cruises

Regent Seven Seas

Royal Caribbean

Cruise Terminals   

Seven cruise terminals — among the most modern in the world — have been designed to quickly move passengers from land to sea. Drive-in passengers can opt for convenient on-port parking with special arrangements for travelers with disabilities. For those arriving by taxi, shuttle bus or limousine, drop off is directly in front of each terminal and entryways are designed for a quick and easy check-in and boarding process

Terminals D & E

These 105,000 square-foot ultramodern, three-story structures can accommodate travelers sailing on “mega-ships” capable of carrying as many as 5,000 passengers. Each has a VIP lounge, a high-tech security screening facility for embarkation, airline counters and an airport-style conveyor baggage system. Additionally, each features a one-stop federal multi-agency facility for passenger processing.

Terminal J

Designed to cater to travelers sailing on Oceania Cruises, Crystal Cruises and Azamara Cruise Lines as well as Regent Seven Seas, Terminal J recently underwent a $3 million facelift. Upgrades include new furniture, additional lounge seating, a complete renovation of restrooms, brand new check-in counters and exotic landscaping in the atrium.

 Things to Do in Miami        

• Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County
• Bayside
• HistoryMiami
• Jungle Island
• Miami Art Museum
• Miami Children’s Museum
• Miami Circle

 Get the 411 on Miami Beach          

Miami Beach offers shopping, dining, nightclub and beach-going action year-round. See what’s happening on your next visit.

Cruise Facts          

PortMiami is home to some of the world’s most exciting and modern cruise vessels. Two new cruise lines joined the fleet in the winter of 2012: Disney Cruise Line and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

The Disney Wonder began sailing from PortMiami in December 2012 with four- and five-night itineraries to the Bahamas and Western Caribbean. This is the first time a Disney ship will operate from a South Florida port.

In the fall of 2012, Regent Seven Seas Cruises joined its sister company, Oceania Cruises, at PortMiami. Both the Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Navigator will sail a series of longer cruises to the Caribbean, South America, and Yucatan Peninsula.

Last year, PortMiami welcomed more than 4 million cruise passengers. Miami continues to be the departure destination of choice for cruises to the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Mexico and other exciting destinations. The 2013 cruise season features six new ships in the line-up including some of the world’s most luxurious and innovative vessels.

Seven cruise terminals, some of the most modern in the world, are designed to quickly move passengers from land to sea. Drive-in passengers can opt for convenient on-port parking with special arrangements for travelers with disabilities. For those arriving by taxi, shuttle bus or limousine, drop off is directly in front of each terminal and entryways are designed for a quick and easy check-in and boarding process