Port Everglades terminal and parking guide outlines common cruise-line patterns
Assignments are made ship by ship and can change shortly before sailing, particularly during busy winter periods.
Cruise passengers departing from Port Everglades should verify their terminal before traveling to the port because assignments may change even a few days ahead of sailing. The port typically publishes a ship and terminal list on arrival day, with electronic road signs displaying the same information near the port.
Common patterns place Princess at Terminal 2 and Disney primarily at Terminal 4. Both terminals are in the Northport area and are served by the Heron Parking Garage.
In Midport, Royal Caribbean often operates from Terminal 18 and sometimes Terminal 29, while Celebrity frequently uses Terminal 25. Carnival and Holland America generally rotate among Terminals 19, 21 and 26. These patterns are not fixed.
Terminal 18 has a dedicated surface parking lot directly in front of the building. Terminals 19, 21, 25 and 26 share the Palm Parking Garage and nearby surface lots. Drivers sailing from Terminal 29 generally park at the Palm garage and take an official port shuttle to the terminal.