Cruise port transfers for groups, families and wedding parties

Permits first, then vehicle size

Cruise ports control who can drive in. Port Canaveral requires a port authority permit and pre-arranged, prepaid fares; PortMiami a business permit and a Go-Pass transponder; Galveston a permit and a toll tag. A vehicle without the right permit cannot work the port. Confirm it before you accept a quote.

What the rules require

• PortMiami operators need a port business permit and GTS Go-Pass transponder.
• Bus baggage must be stowed so every exit stays clear.

Luggage decides the vehicle

Cruise passengers carry a week of bags. Bus baggage must be stowed so every exit stays clear, which means under-floor bays, not the aisle. For a full group with cases, a motorcoach usually beats two smaller vehicles. Give the ship, the terminal and the embarkation window.

Questions

Can the transfer run airport to ship on the same day?

Yes, if the flight lands with margin. Send the flight and the ship's boarding window so the timing is checked.

Can the vehicle wait at the terminal?

Only in designated areas and within port limits. Port Canaveral loading zones, for example, allow 15 minutes.

Do you book return transfers on disembarkation day?

Yes. Give the ship, the terminal and each passenger's flight home.

Cruise port guides

• Port Canaveral
• PortMiami
• Port Everglades
• Port of Galveston
• Port of Seattle

Plan the port transfer

Ship, terminal, sailing date, headcount and bags. One quote for the whole vehicle.

Request a quote or call 15722344442