What to Pack for Port Canaveral

There's a small sundry shop in the terminal lobby with sunscreen, phone chargers, and basic travel items — but prices are cruise-port level. The nearest Walgreens is 5 minutes south on SR-528 (exit at SR-401). If you need a real drugstore run, do it before heading to the terminal.

The terminal has a small convenience area near the check-in hall with overpriced basics. There's a Publix about 7 minutes away on Astronaut Blvd (SR-A1A) in Cape Canaveral — much better selection and prices for snacks, sunscreen, or medications.

There's a small gift shop inside the terminal for last-minute sunscreen or a magazine. For anything more, the closest option is the Walgreens on SR-528 (about 5 minutes). The Publix on Astronaut Blvd is about 8 minutes away.

The terminal lobby has a basic shop with essentials. The Cove area is within walking distance and has a few shops open Saturday morning. For a full store, the CVS on N Atlantic Ave in Cocoa Beach is about 10 minutes away.

There's a small sundry kiosk in the terminal. The Cove shops are walkable if you have time before your boarding window. For a real store, Publix on Astronaut Blvd (7 min drive) has everything you'd need — sunscreen, snacks, medications, and last-minute beach gear.

The Disney terminal has a small shop with branded souvenirs and basic travel items (sunscreen, Advil, phone chargers) — prices are Disney-level. For anything substantial, hit the Publix on Astronaut Blvd (about 8 min) before heading to the terminal. Guests who meet Disney's age requirement may bring a limited amount of unopened wine, sparkling wine, or beer at the start of the voyage. It must be packed in carry-on luggage; check Disney's current policy before departure.

CT-10's terminal lobby has a well-stocked convenience shop — better selection than the older terminals. Prices are still cruise-port markup though. The nearest Publix is on Astronaut Blvd, about 7 minutes away. The CVS on N Atlantic Ave in Cocoa Beach is about 10 minutes.