Galveston The Port of Galveston currently has two cruise terminals that are sometimes both used on the same days. A common question related to Galveston cruises I have had is regarding which cruise terminal ships usually dock at. Although the cruise terminal assignment can change or vary, this post is intended to be a general guide about which cruise terminal each ship typically or is expected to dock at.
Quick Overview Of Galveston's Cruise Terminals:
Galveston's cruise terminals are located along Harborside Drive. Cruise Terminal 25 and Cruise Terminal 28 are located next to each other. These terminals used to be called Cruise Terminal 1 and Cruise Terminal 2, respectively. This is where you will find cruise departures mostly for Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, and Norwegian Cruise Line in 2023. Cruise Terminal 10 is located closer to UTMB on Pier 10 and is where Royal Caribbean cruise ships sail from. There are some instances where ships vary between which cruise terminal is used, but most of the time the ships uses the same terminal depending on which day of the week they are departing.
Always double check with your cruise line to find out which cruise terminal your cruise is scheduled to depart from. This will be useful information as you look for parking lots or shuttles to get to the cruise terminal. Also, make sure you drop off your luggage at the correct cruise terminal for your ship. Terminal assignments are subject to change at any time and any information on this page could be incorrect.
Quick Overview Of Galveston's Cruise Terminals:
Galveston's cruise terminals are located along Harborside Drive. Cruise Terminal 25 and Cruise Terminal 28 are located next to each other. These terminals used to be called Cruise Terminal 1 and Cruise Terminal 2, respectively. This is where you will find cruise departures mostly for Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruise Line, Disney Cruise Line, and Norwegian Cruise Line in 2023. Cruise Terminal 10 is located closer to UTMB on Pier 10 and is where Royal Caribbean cruise ships sail from. There are some instances where ships vary between which cruise terminal is used, but most of the time the ships uses the same terminal depending on which day of the week they are departing.
Always double check with your cruise line to find out which cruise terminal your cruise is scheduled to depart from. This will be useful information as you look for parking lots or shuttles to get to the cruise terminal. Also, make sure you drop off your luggage at the correct cruise terminal for your ship. Terminal assignments are subject to change at any time and any information on this page could be incorrect.
Cruise Terminal |
2023 Ships & Sailings |
Cruise Terminal 25 (formerly Cruise Terminal 1) |
Carnival Vista The Carnival Vista typically docks at Cruise Terminal 25 on Saturdays. The Carnival Vista will be repositioning away from Galveston in November 2023 to be replaced by the Carnival Jubilee. Carnival Jubilee The Carnival Jubilee is scheduled to start sailing from Galveston in December 2023 and is scheduled to dock at Cruise Terminal 25 on Saturdays. Carnival Breeze The Carnival Breeze's four night cruises departing Thursdays and five night cruises departing Mondays typically dock at Cruise Terminal 25. Carnival Dream The Carnival Dream's six night cruises departing on Sundays typically dock at Cruise Terminal 25. Ruby Princess The Ruby Princess is scheduled to sail from Galveston seasonally through spring 2023. Most of the ship's Galveston departures will be from Cruise Terminal 28, but a few sailings will depart from Cruise Terminal 25. Regal Princess The Regal Princess is scheduled to sail from Galveston seasonally starting November 2023. Most of the ship's Galveston departures will be from Cruise Terminal 28, but a few sailings will depart from Cruise Terminal 25. |
Cruise Terminal 28 (formerly Cruise Terminal 2) |
Carnival Breeze The Carnival Breeze's five night cruises departing Saturdays typically dock at Cruise Terminal 28. Disney Magic The Disney Wonder sails from Galveston seasonally and typically docks at Cruise Terminal 28. Norwegian Prima The Norwegian Prima is scheduled to return to Galveston in December 2023 and is scheduled to dock at Cruise Terminal 28. Ruby Princess The Ruby Princess is scheduled to sail from Galveston seasonally through spring 2023. Most of the ship's Galveston departures will be from Cruise Terminal 28, but a few will depart from Cruise Terminal 25. Regal Princess The Regal Princess is scheduled to sail from Galveston seasonally starting November 2023. Most of the ship's Galveston departures will be from Cruise Terminal 28, but a few sailings will depart from Cruise Terminal 25. |
Cruise Terminal 10 |
Allure of the Seas The Allure of the Seas' seven night cruises from Galveston on Sundays are scheduled to sail from Cruise Terminal 10 starting in November 2022. The Allure of the Seas is scheduled to sail from Galveston through October 2023. Adventure of the Seas The Adventure of the Seas' four and five night cruises departing alternating Mondays, Saturdays, and Thursdays are scheduled to sail from Terminal 10. The Adventure of the Seas is scheduled to sail from Galveston through April 2023. Radiance of the Seas The Radiance of the Seas is scheduled to sail from Galveston from January 2023 through April 2023. The ships' departures from Galveston are scheduled from Cruise Terminal 10. Harmony of the Seas The Harmony of the Seas' seven night cruises from Galveston on Sundays are scheduled to sail from Cruise Terminal 10 starting in November 2023. Voyager of the Seas The Adventure of the Seas' four and five night cruises departing alternating Mondays, Saturdays, and Thursdays are scheduled to sail from Terminal 10. The Voyager of the Seas is scheduled to sail from Galveston starting in May 2023. |
Ship docking assignments are subject to change all the way up to the day of the cruise!
Last Updated: Friday, December 23, 2022
The original publication of this page was in March 2019.
The original publication of this page was in March 2019.