We look forward to welcoming passengers back to our cruise terminals and are excited for the approaching Alaska cruise season.
We know that carbon footprint is important to people when they make their travel decisions. Now, all three of our cruise berths have shore power capability – one of the only ports in the world who can deliver 100% shore power at multiple berths to our visiting cruise lines and their guests.
Contact your cruise line for official information about what to expect for your Alaska cruise preparations, boarding and on-board experiences.
Cruise Terminal Amenities, Transportation, Directions, and Parking
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Top Reasons Cruisers Choose Seattle for their Alaska cruise home port
- You’ll find more of the newest Alaska ships departing from Seattle
- Best airfare selection and pricing for US domestic travelers
- No International Customs for US domestic travelers
- Easy transportation; just 35 minutes from SEA Airport to hotels and cruise terminals
- Hotels; from luxury to economy, near airport or downtown options
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Explore Seattle & More
Whether you have a few hours or a few days to explore, Seattle is packed with exciting experiences and attractions. An award-winning cruise destination, there’s truly something for everyone – culture-lovers, foodies, shoppers, adventurers – to enjoy.
Sample Itineraries
A few hours to explore?
Attractions abound within a short walk or ride from each cruise terminal. Take in classic local attractions like bustling Pike Place Market and the iconic Space Needle, explore museums and art galleries, enjoy breathtaking views of the waterfront from the Great Wheel, taste local cuisine, and so much more! Check out these sample time-based itineraries from our partner, Visit Seattle.
Pro Tip: Enjoy Seattle luggage free! Take advantage of Port Valet - a complimentary luggage transfer service available at the end of your cruise. Learn more
Ready for an extended getaway?
Bigger adventures await! An extra day or two allows the opportunity to thoroughly explore Seattle or venture just outside of the city. On the shores of Lake Union, learn about Seattle's pioneering spirit at the Museum of History and Industry, or take flight at the Museum of Flight, one of the nation's largest air and space collections. Or take a ferry ride from downtown to a nearby island, tour the Boeing airplane factory or drive 30 minutes to the 268' Snoqualmie Falls.
For longer stays, consider hopping a seaplane to the San Juan Islands, hiking the along the breathtaking coast of the Olympic Peninsula, or venturing to the sun-soaked vineyards of the Yakima Valley.
- Seattle's Top 25 Things To Do
- Woodinville Wine Country
- Visit the Olympic Peninsula
- Visit the San Juan Islands
- Yakima Valley Wine Country
Trip Planning Resources
Seattle is an award-winning cruise destination with an eclectic mix of activities and attractions. Beyond the city, Washington State offers a bounty of natural beauty and unique experiences. Discover possibilities and plan your trip with these helpful resources:
- Visit Seattle
- Visit Bellevue
- Seattle Southside Regional Tourism Authority
- State of Washington Places to Go
Cruise Visitor Savings
Seattle CityPass - Save up to 48% at some of Seattle's Top Attractions
Seattle Southside Savings Pass - Save at Attractions, Restaurants and Retailers
