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Crown Princess Near Port Everglades

Everything you need for boarding Crown Princess (Princess Cruises) at Port Everglades. Terminal info, parking, restaurants, hotels, and pro tips.

Upcoming Sail Dates

Official schedule · Verified Jul 30, 2026

Sources: CruiseTimetables, Port Everglades Find a Cruise

DateTerminal
Sat, Dec 19, 2026Terminal: T19
Sun, Apr 4, 2027Terminal: T21

Most cruise lines assign an arrival window during online check-in, and arriving inside that window is the best way to avoid the longest terminal lines. General boarding usually runs from late morning into the early afternoon, but the exact timing varies by ship, port, and sail date. Follow the check-in instructions your cruise line sends you — they always take priority over general guidance.

Where does Crown Princess depart from at Port Everglades?

The current schedule lists Terminal 19. Confirm your terminal with the cruise line before traveling.

Drop-off: Terminal 19 is in the Midport area. Follow green Palm signs from any port entrance. Drop off luggage curbside with porters (tip $2-3 per bag), then drop off passengers at the terminal entrance before parking.

When should I board Crown Princess?

Princess check-in typically runs through the Princess app (MedallionClass), where you complete your documents and select an arrival window ahead of the sailing. Finishing everything early typically puts you in the faster walk-through lane at the pier.

Windows and opening dates vary by ship, homeport, and loyalty tier, so always follow your cruise line's instructions for your specific sailing.

Where can I park for a Crown Princess cruise?

  • Driving & Parking at the Port: Port parking: $20/day cars, $25/day oversized vehicles. No reservations or pre-payment accepted.

Rates change — check parking and transportation options near Port Everglades before you travel.

Official Terminal

Terminal 19

Drop-off: Terminal 19 is in the Midport area. Follow green Palm signs from any port entrance. Drop off luggage curbside with porters (tip $2-3 per bag), then drop off passengers at the terminal entrance before parking.

Parking: Park in Palm Garage — $20/day for cars, $25/day for oversized vehicles. The garage has 1,900+ spaces and serves terminals 19-29. Short walk to Terminal 19.

Check-in tips:

  • Complete your cruise line's online check-in before arrival to speed up the process
  • Bring your boarding pass (printed or on phone) and passport/ID for all guests
  • Terminal 19 was renovated as part of a $54 million improvement project
  • Arrive during your assigned boarding window for the smoothest experience

Getting to the Port

From Fort Lauderdale Airport (FLL)

FLL is just 5 miles from Port Everglades — the closest major airport to any cruise port in the US. It's the only port in the nation located adjacent to an airport.

Uber/Lyft: $15-22 depending on terminal. Taxi: ~$18-21 flat rate. Shared shuttle: $11-19 per person.

From Miami International Airport (MIA)

MIA is about 30-35 miles from Port Everglades. Cheaper flights sometimes make this worth considering, but factor in the longer transfer.

Uber/Lyft: $40-60 depending on traffic. Taxi: ~$75-85.

Driving & Parking at the Port

Port Everglades has two main parking garages: Heron (Northport, terminals 2 & 4) and Palm (Midport/Southport, terminals 19-29). Follow the color-coded signs from any port entrance.

Port parking: $20/day cars, $25/day oversized vehicles. No reservations or pre-payment accepted.

Hotel Shuttle Services

Many hotels near the port offer cruise shuttle packages. Quality and timing vary — some are one-way only with fixed departure times.

Usually included in park & cruise packages ($100-200 total for night + parking + shuttle)

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