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• Take the 110 Freeway South towards San Pedro.
• Exit at Harbor Boulevard (same exit as the Vincent Thomas Bridge).
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• At the light, cross over the main road, turning right into the "World Cruise Terminal."
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Region Western Europe - Azores - Canary Islands

Local Time 2024-06-11 03:16

Port La Coruna cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from La Coruna, Spain Galicia. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

La Coruna (aka Corunna) is an Atlantic port city in Galicia (northwestern Spain), with population around 250,000 (metro 420,000), ranking it Galicia's second-largest and Spain's 17th-largest. A cruise port, La Coruna serves Santiago de Compostela (Galicia's capital) located approx 56 km (35 mi) to the south.

Port La Coruna (locode ESLCG) is located at the entrance of a large gulf and as a major cargo port serves the distribution of agricultural goods from Galicia. The seaport is the main engine for Galicia's economy and the province's richest region.

The city is famous for its lighthouse (Roman Tower of Hercules, UNESCO site) which is in continuous operation since 2nd century AD. The lighthouse is surrounded by an enormous public park with a golf course. The city is also famous for its glazed window balconies (galerías), Old Town (Ciudad Vieja), Calle Orzan district (where are most clubs and bars), Los Jardines (park located close to Rua Real and Los Cantones shopping mall).

As cruise port, La Coruna was inaugurated in 2009. In 2017, the Port recorded a total of 121 ship calls and 184,069 passengers (45% increase over 2016). The year also had 22x two-ship days. The busiest months (high season) are May and September.

During the COVID crisis (2021's last months) the cruise port handled 31 ship calls and 30,000+ passengers.

2022 became the cruise port's record year, with 136 cruise calls (out of 140 booked ship berthings) and a total of 222,723 tourists. The schedule included 20x two-ship days and 3x three-ship days. 2022's bussiests months were October (24 ship calls), September (21), April (19) and May (18). Maiden visits were made by the ships Disney Magic (DCL), Valiant Lady (Virgin Voyages), Carnival Celebration (CCL), Iona (P&O UK). The economic impact on the city was ~EUR 20 million.

For 2023, the Port had booked 140+ ship berthings, including 24x multiple-ship days (5x 3-ship) and maiden visits by P&O Arvia, Viking Saturn, Oceania Vista.

Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela[a] is the capital city of Galicia (autonomous province in Spain) with population around 100,000. The town was first mentioned in the 9th century and in 1985, the Old Town (featuring numerous historic buildings and narrow streets) was designated a UNESCO site.

The city's economy is based mainly on public administration (here is headquartered Galicia's government), tourism and higher education (USC university). Other large employers are FINSA (machined solid timber), UROVESA (heavy vehicle manufacturer), Blusens (electronics manufacturer), Televés (telecommunications equipment), Banco Gallego (Novacaixagalicia-owned Spanish bank).

Among tourists, the city is mainly popular for its nightlife, architecture and the cult of St James. The Way of St James (particularly in Holy Years - when July 25th falls on Sunday) attarcts between 200-300,000 pilgrims each year.

Besides Port La Coruna, Santiago de Compostela is served by a railway (high-speed trains) and an international airport (linking to the Canary Islands, Barcelona, Malaga, Bilbao, Alicante, Madrid, Palma de Mallorca, Milan, Geneva, Frankfurt, Munich, Amsterdam, Paris, Rome, London).

La Coruna cruise terminal

Generally, cruise ships dock directly in downtown (at Transatlantic Quay) as Port La Coruna is just at ~5 min walking distance from the city's center. This is an exclusive cruise ship berth with a new passenger terminal providing all the standard tourist services (both to passengers and crew). Terminal's facilities and amenities include Los Cantones (shopping complex with stores, food venues, restrooms), city and tour information, free Wi-Fi. A taxi parking is approx 0,5 km from the dock.

Further improving its cruise-related facilities, in 2022 Calvo Sotelo (south quay) was converted from a cargo dock/berth to an exclusive (dedicated to cruise vessels) quay used in two-ship days.

The EUR 0,5 million project included building a new road access to the dock, adding security and commissioning a provisional tent/terminal.

Calvo Sotelo Quay has length 420 m / 1378 ft and direct transport link and communication with downtown. Its surrounding spaces were also opened to residents for leisure activities and cultural events.

The Transatlantic Quay remains an exclusive berth for cruise ships and is used on 1-ship days. 2 small or 1 large can be accommodated at the 484-m-long, 11-m draught quay.

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European cruise line Marella not coming back for second year at Port Canaveral

Marella Cruises , a European cruise line that sailed out of Port Canaveral during 2023, is not coming back this year, port officials say.

The cruise line was unique for the port. It sailed the Marella Discovery out of Port Canaveral for six months in 2023. But U.S. residents could not book a sailing on the ship. The sailings were just for people who booked a flight from Europe to Melbourne Orlando International Airport on an affiliated airline, TUI Airways. Both Marella and TUI Airways are part of the TUI Group, a major international travel company.

Port Canaveral CEO John Murray said the Marella Discovery was scheduled to sail only during 2023 out of Port Canaveral before switching to other itineraries. He said there were no issues between the port and the cruise line that triggered Marella to not sail from Port Canaveral this year.

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The Marella Discovery had a total of 28 sailings out of Port Canaveral from May to November 2023, with a total of 85,533 passengers getting on or off the ship. Most of the sailings were seven nights in duration.

There were various itineraries from Port Canaveral. A typical one was called "American Dream," with stops in Charleston, South Carolina; New York City; and Freeport, Bahamas.

TUI's business model is to sell full-scale travel packages. So the cruise was part of a package that includes a flight from a United Kingdom airport to Melbourne Orlando International Airport. Some packages had an option to add a hotel stay in Florida.

The Marella Discovery currently is sailing seven-night "Ottoman Odyssey" cruises in the Eastern Mediterranean, sailing out of Marmaris, Turkey.

Marella Cruises is a relatively small cruise line, with five ships in operation.

The Marella Discovery also is relatively small, compared with some of the megaships based at Port Canaveral. The Discovery has 915 cabins; a double-occupancy capacity of 1,830 passengers; and a full capacity of 2,076 passengers. It is 866 feet long and has a gross tonnage of 69,130 tons.

It has sailed under various names over the years. It initially sailed for Royal Caribbean International as the Splendour of the Seas, starting in 1996. The ship was refurbished in 2016, after being acquired by TUI.

Port's cruise business booming

Despite not having a Marella ship in port this year, Port Canaveral's cruise business is going gangbusters.

For the first seven months of the current budget year (October 2023 through April 2024), the port's total cruise revenue, including from cruise passenger parking, is $92.43 million, which is $2.12 million above budget. During that time, there have been 553 cruise ship calls and 4.52 million multiday passengers getting on or off those ships.

Port Canaveral is the world's second-busiest cruise port. Five cruise lines base ships at Port Canaveral — Carnival, Disney, MSC, Norwegian and Royal Caribbean. Celebrity and Princess will add ships to the Port Canaveral lineup later this year.

A total of 21 multiday cruise ships will be based at Port Canaveral during at least part of this year.

TUI continues to fly to Melbourne

Despite not having a Marella ship at Port Canaveral, TUI is continuing its flights into and out of Melbourne Orlando International Airport for a third straight year in 2024.

The airport reported that a total of 242,542 passengers got on or off international flights in Melbourne in 2022, and 231,472 did so in 2023. The airport does not report passenger totals by airline, but airport officials said the vast majority of those were TUI passengers.

TUI's Melbourne service originates from English cities of Birmingham, London (London-Gatwick airport), Manchester and Newcastle, along with Belfast, Northern Ireland, and Glasgow, Scotland. This year's TUI flights started March 18, and will run through Oct. 26.

In 2025, TUI will add a new departure city for its flights to Melbourne — Dublin, Ireland.

The international travel giant flies U.K. travelers to U.S. destinations aboard Boeing 787 Dreamliners via vacation packages. The airline does not offer tickets for Melbourne passengers to fly to Europe.

Rick Neale contributed to this story.

Dave Berman is business editor at  FLORIDA TODAY.  Contact Berman at  [email protected] , on X at  @bydaveberman  and on Facebook at  www.facebook.com/dave.berman.54

SanPedro.com - San Pedro, California

SanPedro.com is the community, tourism and visitor site for San Pedro, CA and the surrounding Los Angeles Harbor Area

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• The World Cruise Center is located at Berths 91, 92 and 93A/B or 100 E. Swinford St., San Pedro, CA 90731.  See below for an interactive map and driving directions.

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• Hours of operation: Open seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
• Free parking for the First hour.
• Parking is $2.00/hr to a maximum of $19.00 for the first 24 hours and each additional day or a portion thereof. No Discounts
• $19.00 Daily Maximum for a standard vehicle.
• $19.00 per space per day for Larger Vehicle occupying more than one space.
• No reservations needed.
• A courtesy shuttle bus is provided to and from the cruise terminal on scheduled ship days. The shuttle buses are not wheelchair accessible.
• All parking rates are based on per space only. If you occupy more than one space, you will be charged all occupied spaces.
• Post Pay Parking Only
• Parking fees may be paid by Cash, Travelers Checks, and Major Credit Cards only.
• Further information can be obtained at cruisecenterparking.com or by telephoning Parking Concepts at 310-547-4357.

Distance and Travel Time:

• The Port of Los Angeles World Cruise Center in San Pedro, California is approximately 20.1 miles south of the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
• Travel time is approximately 30 minutes (40 minutes in traffic) from Los Angeles International Airport.
• The Port of Los Angeles World Cruise Center is 19.1 miles from the Long Beach Airport, (LGB), via the 405 and 110 Freeways
• Travel time is approximately 22 minutes (30 minutes in traffic) from the Long Beach Airport.
• The Port of Los Angeles World Cruise Center is located 6 miles west of Downtown Long Beach.
• Travel times may vary widely depending on traffic conditions. Please allow plenty of time for travel from the airports.

Directions:

There is easy freeway access to the World Cruise Center from all points.

• From Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – West Los Angeles San Diego Freeway(405) south to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Long Beach Airport (LGB) and Long Beach San Diego Freeway(405) north to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Downtown Long Beach West on Ocean Blvd. to CA 47. Continue west on CA 47 across the Gerald Desmond Bridge and the Vincent Thomas Bridge to the Harbor Blvd. to San Pedro Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Malibu, Pacific Palisades – Santa Monica California 1 south to Santa Monica Freeway(10), Santa Monica Freeway(10) east to the San Diego Freeway(405), south on the San Diego Freeway(405) to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From The San Fernando Valley and the North San Diego Freeway(405) south to the Harbor Freeway.(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Hollywood Hollywood Freeway(101) south to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Pasadena and Downtown Los Angeles South on the Pasadena – Harbor Freeway(110) to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From The Inland Empire and the East San Bernardino Freeway(10) or Pomona Freeway(60) west to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd. Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Anaheim – Buena Park and Northern Orange County – Riverside Areas Artesia – Riverside Freeway(91) west to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.
• From Irvine – Southern Orange County Areas and the South San Diego Freeway 405) north to the Harbor Freeway(110), then south on the Harbor Freeway to the CA 47 – Terminal Island exit. Merge right to the Harbor Blvd Exit. Proceed straight through the Harbor Blvd. intersection and turn right into the World Cruise Center parking lot.

Shuttle Service:

• Santa Barbara Airbus 800-423-1618 805-964-7759 Serving the Cruise Terminals and Santa Barbara
• SuperShuttle 800-BLUE-VAN 310-782-6600 Serves all airports and the cruise terminals
• RapidShuttle 24/7 888-672-7438 [email protected]
• Prime Time Shuttle 800-RED-VANS 310-536-7922

Bus Service:

• The Pacific Surfliner Thruway Bus Connection  serves San Pedro with two scheduled stops in town. The World Cruise Center has Amtrak California Bus service from the San Pedro Thruway Bus Stop at the Catalina Terminal located at Berth 95. This station is unstaffed and there is no ticket, baggage or package express services. The Route Map & Schedule are here . Both the Amtrak California Pacific Surfliner   the Amtrak California San Joaquin  schedules have the bus service schedule and information. This bus service can be used to connect with nationwide Amtrak service at the Los Angeles Union Station . Further information can be obtained by calling (800) USA-RAIL.

New Amtrak Service to California Cruise Line Ports

• Amtrak now provides daily Thruway service to Cruise Line Port Areas in San Francisco, Long Beach, San Pedro and San Diego. Direct Thruways operate from Bakersfield and Los Angeles Union Station to the Queen Mary Carnival Terminal in Long Beach and to Catalina Terminal in San Pedro (where shuttles take you to the nearby San Pedro Cruise Ship Terminal). Our San Diego station is just three blocks from the downtown San Diego Cruise Ship Terminal. From Emeryville, our Thruways take you right to Pier 39,just 1-1/2 blocks from the San Francisco Cruise Ship Terminal at Pier 35. In some cases groups can arrange for motor coach service direct to the Cruise Ship Piers in San Francisco, Long Beach and San Pedro. Check with the group department at 1-800-USA-1GRP for details.

Most of the Carnival Cruise Line Ships and some ships of the cruise lines owned by Carnival Corporation arrive and depart from Long Beach . All other Cruise ships depart from the The Port of Los Angeles World Cruise Center in San Pedro.

Cruise Line Phone Numbers

• Celebrity Cruises – 800-437-3111
• Costa Cruise Lines – 800-462-6782
• Crystal Cruises – 800-820-6663
• Cunard Line – 800-528-6273
• Disney Cruise Line – 800-951-3532
• Holland America Line – 800-426-0327
• Norwegian Cruise Line – 800-327-7030
• Oceania Cruises – 800-254-5067
• Princess Cruises – 800-774-6237 or 800-421-0522
• Radisson Seven Seas Cruises – 800-285-1835
• Royal Caribbean Cruise Line – 800-327-6700
• Seabourn Cruise Line – 800-929-9595
• Silversea Cruises – 877-215-9986

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Los Angeles/San Pedro Cruise Port Parking

Last updated on June 12th, 2023 at 08:45 pm

Parking near the cruise port in San Pedro, California, offers convenience and peace of mind for cruise travelers. Leave your vehicle in a secure parking facility and embark on your voyage worry-free.

San Pedro Cruise Terminal (World Cruise Center) - Onsite Parking

Note: Parking prices are subject to change without notice. Contact the cruise termina l for the most current pricing.

Location - Parking Concepts, Harbor Boulevard adjacent to the cruise terminal. Drop off luggage with porters before parking.   Fee - $20/day per space 

No reservations needed. Access available 24/7 Free shuttle from parking to terminal but is within walking distance. Shuttles are accessible. 

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The terminal at Berth 93 was remodeled and expanded in 2002 to include over 41,000 square feet of luggage lay down area on the first floor for debarking passengers and approximately 58,000 square feet for check-in of embarking passengers on the second floor. The facility has a V.I.P. room in the embarkation area that includes leather furniture, desks, service area for refreshments with a wet sink, refrigerator, and a television. Throughout the spacious terminal, there is ample seating provided along with three 50 inch flat panel televisions. There are a total of 36 booths for checking in passengers on the 'B' side of the terminal with an additional 12 booths on the 'A' side which can be used for special groups or early arrivals.

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Which LA port does PRINCESS sail from?

By KKB , October 16, 2022 in Princess Cruises

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San Pedro, not Long Beach, correct?

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travelin.sisters

yes port of LA is San Pedro & that is where Princess sails from...usually the main terminal berth 92/93...occasionally the outer harbor if there are a lot of ships in port that day

Arizona Wildcat

4 minutes ago, KKB said: San Pedro, not Long Beach, correct?

arizonaperson

Princess sails from San Pedro,correct. Pier 92/93 most of the time. Address 100 Swinford St.( Los Angeles world cruise center)

To the best of my knowledge, only Carnival sails from Long Beach, near the Queen Mary.

Rarely, Princess also sails from berth 46, which is due south as far as you can go, but you can check this out on the port schedule. I mention it, but it is rare so don't sweat it. Online map this to get a feel for the area.

smarterman64

San Pedro, near the USS Iowa. 

San Peeedro

I'm just being ornery it's been ONE of THOSE days.  

Yes, Princess will embark from San Pedro.(World Cruise Terminal)

But if Princess is coming in for a day, she may port in Long Beach near the Queen Mary since there is more to do in Long Beach FOR THE DAY.

2 hours ago, cr8tiv1 said: I'm just being ornery it's been ONE of THOSE days.     Yes, Princess will embark from San Pedro.(World Cruise Terminal)   But if Princess is coming in for a day, she may port in Long Beach near the Queen Mary since there is more to do in Long Beach FOR THE DAY.

San Pedro is a lovely place to spend the day  🙃 💕

4 minutes ago, travelin.sisters said: San Pedro is a lovely place to spend the day  🙃 💕

I forgot...oops.  As I was standing outside of the terminal for my ride, a lovely Australia couple was asking about an UBER to LA.  When I told her how much it might cost, she asked about other things to do in the area since they were going to get back on the Grand.  

I mentioned the USS Iowa.  Then directed them to hotels in the walking area.  I even told them to walk the couple of blocks uphill to Gaffey for lunch.

Personally, I do love to visit Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, The seal rescue center, the Korean Bell, Palos Verdes Lighthouse and interpretive center, Point Fermin Lighthouse, and so many other lovely areas.  You have a lovely "backyard."

26 minutes ago, cr8tiv1 said:   I forgot...oops.  As I was standing outside of the terminal for my ride, a lovely Australia couple was asking about an UBER to LA.  When I told her how much it might cost, she asked about other things to do in the area since they were going to get back on the Grand.     I mentioned the USS Iowa.  Then directed them to hotels in the walking area.  I even told them to walk the couple of blocks uphill to Gaffey for lunch.   Personally, I do love to visit Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, The seal rescue center, the Korean Bell, Palos Verdes Lighthouse and interpretive center, Point Fermin Lighthouse, and so many other lovely areas.  You have a lovely "backyard."  

you are right--Long Beach has done a much better job of making their highlights accessible, but Pedro is working on it--there sadly is not info easily available in/or right outside the terminal to help people find what we have right here--baby steps to becoming a place people want to come (5 or 6 years ago the Navy actually told their sailors it was safer/better to go to LB when they were here for Navy Days!) 

21 minutes ago, travelin.sisters said: you are right--Long Beach has done a much better job of making their highlights accessible, but Pedro is working on it--there sadly is not info easily available in/or right outside the terminal to help people find what we have right here--baby steps to becoming a place people want to come (5 or 6 years ago the Navy actually told their sailors it was safer/better to go to LB when they were here for Navy Days!) 

Is turning the Best Western hotel a few blocks up the hill from the cruiseport into a homeless shelter part of the new San Pedro?

19 minutes ago, Arizona Wildcat said: Is turning the Best Western hotel a few blocks up the hill from the cruiseport into a homeless shelter part of the new San Pedro?

housing for homeless Veterans, yes

I'll bootstrap on this question:  I have always been told that the pier is San Pedro, but I have the address for the World Cruise Center is 100 Swinford St.,  Wilmington , CA 90744.

So, is the Cruise Center in San Pedro or Wilmington?

10 minutes ago, Mike45LC said: I'll bootstrap on this question:  I have always been told that the pier is San Pedro, but I have the address for the World Cruise Center is 100 Swinford St.,  Wilmington , CA 90744.   So, is the Cruise Center in San Pedro or Wilmington?  

WoW....that's really interesting.

https://www.portsamerica.com/locations/portoflos-angeles-california

Life as we knew it, doesn't exist.  

13 minutes ago, Mike45LC said: I'll bootstrap on this question:  I have always been told that the pier is San Pedro, but I have the address for the World Cruise Center is 100 Swinford St.,  Wilmington , CA 90744.   So, is the Cruise Center in San Pedro or Wilmington?  

I don't know where you got the Wilmington location from but the World Cruise Center is definitely in San Pedro.

Wilmington and San Pedro share a border.  100 Swinford St. is in San Pedro.  It's the only cruise terminal there, and you can't mistake it.  Walk across the street and find yourself in Wilmington.  Any Uber or taxi driver will know where to go.  What you don't want to do is go the Long Beach terminal (which is over the bridge) and find yourself at the Carnival dock.  You might want to consult Google maps.

2 hours ago, Mike45LC said: I'll bootstrap on this question:  I have always been told that the pier is San Pedro, but I have the address for the World Cruise Center is 100 Swinford St.,  Wilmington , CA 90744.   So, is the Cruise Center in San Pedro or Wilmington?  

I am guessing you got the Wilmington from Google Maps? Which has that address & the Wilmington zipcode...the Port Website & Bing/Mapquest have San Pedro & 90731 zip...they all have directions getting you to the right place (in San Pedro, by the way)...it can also be Los Angeles as both Wilmington & San Pedro are technically Los Angeles city & they make up the Port of Los Angeles. Long Beach is it's own city & port. 

6 minutes ago, travelin.sisters said: I am guessing you got the Wilmington from Google Maps?

Wow, you are good!!  That is exactly where I got "Wilmington."  

Google Maps gets me to the ship every time (albeit with some confusion due to the construction these last couple of years).  But somehow, on the way to the ship, I always end up detouring to the CVS on Gaffee, because my wife always has a few last minute purchases to make!  For my last cruise, I put that CVS into my Navigator as my destination, knowing that we would need to pick up _______ (antacids, eye drops, sunscreen, skin lotions, ....)  It is all good!  

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