MSC Seashore at Port Canaveral

Where you park

Park in the CT-10 multi-level garage ($20/day plus tax, covering the day of arrival and the day of departure). Parking is cashless — major credit cards only — and paid on arrival; no reservations are accepted. Elevators and a covered walkway connect directly to the terminal.

Drop-off

Port Canaveral began a $95 million expansion of CT-10 in August 2026, due to finish in November 2027; follow the on-site construction signs for drop-off. CT-10 sits on Charles Rowland Dr on the north side of the port — the group Port Canaveral signs as the A Terminals — so take SR-528 Exit 54A, not 54B. The port publishes separate routes for pickup and for drop-off here, so follow the one signed for drop-off. The drop-off area is spacious and modern — wide lanes, covered canopy, and well-staffed with porters. Unload curbside and tip $2-3 per bag.

Where can I park for a MSC Seashore cruise?

Drive Yourself — Port Parking

$20/day plus tax + tolls from MCO

Drive Yourself — Off-Site Parking

From $8.99/day at Go Port; from $13.95/day booked ahead at Park N Cruise (free shuttle included at both)

Cruise Terminal 10 parking & drop-off at Port Canaveral →Parking at Cruise Terminal 10 is $20/day — all Port Canaveral parking & transport options →

Upcoming Sail Dates

Ports of call

Sailing to the Bahamas or the Caribbean?

These three port guides list the ships each port’s own schedule puts in port by day, with the berths and times it publishes, plus notes on the docks and getting into town. Your cruise line’s itinerary names the ports your sailing calls at.

• Nassau
• San Juan
• St. Thomas

Planning the rest of your port day

• Parking at Port Canaveral →
• Boarding tips →
• When you can board →

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