Where can I park my car while on a cruise?

Hotels in many ports offer some sort of “cruise and stay” package where you can park your car at the hotel for the duration of your cruise for free provided you’re staying there at least one night before or after you sail. Some hotels even offer free or discount shuttles to and from the cruise terminal.

How much is parking at Long Beach port?

Parking is available at the Long Beach Cruise Terminal parking structure for $23 per day (rates subject to change). 0-30 minutes – No charge, 31 to 59 minutes $4.00, 1 to 2 hours $8.00.

How much does it cost to Park in San Pedro?

Parking is available, by Parking Concepts, Inc., at parking lots 1, 2, 6, 7 and 8. The daily maximum for standard vehicles is $17; $32 daily for oversized vehicles. For drop-offs, the first hour of lot parking is free, $2 for each additional hour. Payment is required upon exiting the garage.

Where to park at the port of Los Angeles?

1 Parking at the World Cruise Center. The Port of Los Angeles is a working commercial Port, and there are residential neighborhoods right next to it. 2 Battleship Iowa. 3 Catalina Sea and Air Terminal. 4 Hotel Parking. 5 Free Parking Options. 6 Conclusion. 7 Frequently Asked Questions on Port of Los Angeles Parking.

Where do you park at the cruise terminal in San Pedro?

For Princess Cruises, park at Pier 93, for Norwegian Cruise Lines, park at Pier 92. Signs will be posted to direct you. No reservations needed. Free shuttle from parking to terminal but is within walking distance. Shuttles are not accessible. Lots are secured overnight.

How much does it cost to park for a cruise in Los Angeles?

For a week-long cruise, you’ll be paying at least $120 for parking on top of all the other expenses for your cruise. If you’re staying in Los Angeles for an extra day or two before or after your cruise, your hotel may help you out.