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Table Of Content Sunrise LAX Parking Catalina Sea and Air Terminal Convenient Port Canaveral “Park & Cruise” Hotels Using Uber & Lyft to Get to the Los Angeles & Long Beach Cruise Ports The Port of Los Angeles, in addition to being a major commercial port, is also one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Princess, Oceania, Regent Seven Seas, and even Carnival all call the World Cruise Center there home. If you’re leaving on a cruise of the Pacific, odds are good that you’ll be leaving from Los Angeles. Travel tips for Port of Los Angeles parking for a cruise vacation from California. Covering official and nearby lots along with at the terminals. Sunrise LAX Parking For shorter cruises, you likely won’t save any money this way (though it might still be more convenient), but for a weeklong cruise, it’s definitely a good choice. $11 for the first 24 hours and each additional day or a portion thereof. A courtesy shuttle bus is provided t...

Table Of Content AC Hotel LAX Airport Parking Search Cruises Easy Ways to Get to the Los Angeles and Long Beach Cruise Ports Cruise Parking at the World Cruise Center (Port of Los Angeles) Los Angeles & Long Beach Cruise Parking (Where to Park) Los Angeles World Cruise Center In general, if you plan to stay in the LA area for an extra night or two anyway, we highly recommend using this tip to save some cash on your parking. Only a 20 minutes drive from downtown L.A., this can be a great stop for the projected 600,000 passengers to come through the San Pedro terminal. If you are looking for places to shop for souvenirs or to catch a break for refreshments and a meal, check out the restaurants near the San Pedro cruise terminal. The Port of Los Angeles is aworking commercial Port, and there are residential neighborhoods right next toit. Still, the WorldCruise Center has managed to carve out an area for its own parking. Parking is $1 per hour for the first 10 hours or $11 for 24 h...