Seattle - Convenience In A Spectacular Setting

The Port of Seattle provides convenience and value to cruise lines and passengers in a spectacular setting. New ships, two downtown cruise terminals and convenient air travel connections at nearby Seattle-Tacoma International Airport make sailing out of Seattle an extremely attractive travel option.

Combine these cruise advantages with a proven vacation destination and visitors find countless opportunities to enjoy the Pacific Northwest

In 2007 Seattle will serve as homeport to Celebrity Cruises,
Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean with 200 cruise ships calls and 826,000 passengers.

The Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal at Pier 66 anchors an 11-acre, multi-use complex with restaurants, concierge and 1700-space garage. A two-level terminal and 1600' pier accommodate cruise vessels.

The Terminal 30 Cruise Facility is located at the south end of Seattle's downtown waterfront, just minutes from the city's retail core. This two-berth facility has 2000' of available pier space and parking for 700 vehicles.

A concierge service is available at both cruise terminals. Concierge services include baggage check before and after cruises, plus reservations for attractions, restaurants and hotels. Rental cars are also available at both terminals.

Passenger Amenities and Accomodations

• www.seeseattle.org (hotels)
• www.graylineseattle.com/cruiseexpress1.cfm (airport shuttle & cruise transfers)
• www.shuttleexpress.com/ (shuttles)
• www.yellowtaxi.net (Puget Sound Dispatch is for taxi)
• www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/ (Washington State Ferries)

Nearby Tourist Destinations

• www.seeseattle.org (Seattle King County Convention & Visitors Bureau)
• www.experiencewashington.com (Washington State Tourism Office)
• www.experiencewashington.com/travelplanner.html (Washington State Tourism publication)

Terminal/Port Specifications

• www.portseattle.org/seaport/cruise/terminalspecs.shtml