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Port Miami cruise parking & getting there

What we could verify from PortMiami's official pages about its cruise terminals, garages, parking rates and getting to the port. Checked November 9, 2026.

Cruise terminals

Port Miami names a home terminal for several lines. Your cruise documents name the terminal for your sailing, so always check them.

TerminalAddressUsed by (per Port Miami)Parking
Terminal AA2200 N. Cruise Blvd.MSC CruisesGarage AA
Terminal A2000 N. Cruise Blvd.Royal Caribbean (427 sailings listed here)Garage A
Terminal B1761 N. Cruise Blvd.Norwegian Cruise Line (365 sailings listed here)Garage B
Terminal C1741/1751 N. Cruise Blvd.Several cruise linesGarage C
Terminal D1435 N. Cruise Blvd.Carnival Cruise LineGarage D and Surface Lot D
Terminal E1265 N. Cruise Blvd.Carnival Cruise LineSurface Lot E
Terminal F1103 N. Cruise Blvd.Carnival Cruise LineGarage G
Terminal V718 W. Cruise Blvd.Virgin VoyagesGarage G
Terminal J1120 Caribbean WaySmall and luxury shipsGarages J and K

Carnival has 417 sailings listed here across Terminals D, E and F. PortMiami's terminal page does not name a terminal for Celebrity Cruises, so check your documents. Royal Caribbean's Terminal G is under construction and expected to open in 2027, per the port.

Garages and lots

Parking rates (per vehicle, per day)

Rates may change. These figures are from the port's parking page on November 9, 2026. Confirm the price, including tax, when you arrive.

Accessible and disabled veteran parking

Every garage has designated spaces for disabled permits. A permit alone does not make parking free: standard rates apply, but vehicles with a disabled permit or tag get two hours free. Under Florida Statute 316.1964, parking is free only for vehicles with specialized equipment for a person with a disability (ramps, lifts, hand or foot controls), vehicles with a Florida disabled veteran plate, or vehicles showing the Florida Toll Exemption permit. Disabled veterans with a Florida disabled veteran plate park free when the veteran is in the vehicle; show your ticket, driver's license and registration when you exit.

Getting there

Sources (checked November 9, 2026): PortMiami parking information (garages, rates, payment, hours, accessible parking); PortMiami cruise terminals; PortMiami directions and transportation (terminal addresses, trolley, taxis, tunnel). Sail From Miami is independent and not affiliated with PortMiami.

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