Coretta Mckay

Great time cruise was amazing we stopped on two islands and the people was awesome can't wait to take my next cruise 🛳️

Lmchic nonya

This port was one of the easiest I’ve ever navigated, and it set a great tone for the start and end of our cruise. From the moment we arrived, everything felt organized and efficient. The signage was clear, the layout made sense, and there was no confusion about where to go next. That alone takes away a lot of the stress that can come with cruise embarkation and disembarkation. The cleanliness of the facility stood out immediately. The waiting areas, restrooms, and check-in counters were all spotless, which really made a positive impression. It’s clear that the staff takes pride in maintaining a welcoming environment for travelers. The personnel were not only professional but also genuinely friendly. You could tell they enjoyed their jobs—smiling, greeting guests warmly, and offering help without being asked. This kind of attitude makes a huge difference when you’re starting or ending a vacation. I’ve been through other cruise terminals, including the one in New Orleans, and I have to say this port sets a much higher standard. The New Orleans terminal could definitely learn a thing or two from the team here. From efficiency to friendliness, this port makes the entire process smoother and more pleasant. Overall, the staff’s professionalism and positivity elevated the entire travel experience. They turned what is often the most stressful part of a cruise—boarding and disembarking—into something enjoyable. I truly appreciate the effort, and it’s one of the reasons I’d happily sail from this port again.

Kimberly Ahmed

Came here to terminal 3 to celebrate our kids' graduations and 2nd Sisters Cruise. Easy boarding process with no long wait to get on ship. Parking was easy and convenient with elevators that didnt take long between floors. Leaving the port was not as nice but still fast and worth parking in the garage. It was a week cruise so it was $125

VL

Port Canaveral Carnival Terminal – Excellent Experience from Start to Finish! We recently used the Carnival terminal at Port Canaveral, and the experience was smooth, professional, and very well-organized. From the moment we arrived, everything was clearly marked with helpful signage and friendly staff directing passengers. Check-in was fast and efficient, and the terminal itself was clean, modern, and spacious with comfortable seating and air conditioning. Security and boarding procedures were handled quickly, and the staff maintained a cheerful attitude while moving large crowds with ease. Parking was convenient, and porters were available right away to help with luggage, making the process stress-free. Embarkation and disembarkation were both handled impressively well. Overall, Port Canaveral's Carnival terminal sets a high standard for cruise port operations. Whether it's your first cruise or your tenth, you'll appreciate the organization, friendliness, and efficiency here. Highly recommended!

mikeywow

Super easy to navigate around the area. Not that much around besides the beach which was a hike for those who have to walk as a means to travel. But there’s signs everywhere and police guards all around. You have to have your ids and cruise Id as well to leave and to return. But what a pleasant experience. Thank you

+2

Neil Caiazzo

Getting 3,000 passengers off and on Carnival Glory took about 2 hrs. Terminal workers are very helpful. Passport lines move the fastest. And if walking around is hard for you then ask for a wheelchair assist.

+1

LaTonya Barbee

We needed a quick getaway and Port Canaveral was the best go between for us! It was clean, well structured towards accessing ships and close to hotels/stores for your last minute needs. We had a wonderful time and loved the views.

+3

Craig

We arrived to the port to take a Carnival Cruise. It’s small a pretty organized. We walked past the guys checking the luggage because they were sitting down and we didn’t notice them. Once inside the port was like all the others, repeat your name five times and keep moving. We had an early time to board the ship. We were in group B. I stood up and walked five steps to use the vending machine. My family was sitting with my back pack and a building security guard approached me and berated me for leaving my luggage unattended. As they started to call the groups to board the same tiny security guard began to yell at people to sit down until your group was announced. Unfortunately the public address system is very weak and you cannot understand any of the announcements. Get rid of that mean little woman and fix the announcements and the place was perfect.

Joey NoProblem

Just about an hour from Orlando, Port Canaveral is where the land ends and the ocean begins — the bustling gateway for travelers boarding and disembarking from the magnificent Carnival Mardi Gras. When we first departed, everything felt smooth — wide open terminals, organized lanes, plenty of parking, and a sea breeze that instantly told you, “the adventure starts here.” The ship itself looked spectacular, gleaming under the Florida sun like a floating skyline waiting to set sail. But when we returned from the cruise, things took an unexpected turn. There was a major issue at immigration that morning — something must have gone off-script — and the entire disembarkation process slowed to a crawl. Everyone, from families with kids to elderly passengers, had to queue for almost two hours. You could feel the frustration ripple through the crowd. It wasn’t anyone’s fault on board, but it did put a damper on what was otherwise a perfectly organized port experience. Apart from that hiccup, the port itself is well-designed and generally efficient. There’s plenty of parking, clearly marked zones for drop-off and pick-up, and friendly port staff doing their best to keep things moving. Still, I wish there were dedicated help desks or traveler assistance counters — somewhere official where people could ask for transportation guidance or help arranging onward travel after the cruise. After a long trip at sea, having that would make a world of difference. Visually, the port is beautiful — wide horizons, gleaming ships, and the occasional pelican gliding by. But be warned: each terminal is far apart. If you’re thinking of walking from one to another with luggage… don’t. Even driving between terminals takes time, so it’s best to plan your route or pick-up spot in advance. In the end, despite the immigration chaos, Port Canaveral remains one of the better cruise ports I’ve been through — clean, scenic, and impressively modern. Just be prepared for the unexpected (and maybe pack a little extra patience). After all, every great journey ends with a story — and this port gave me one worth telling.

+14

Shauna Boatwright

This was a quick 3 day cruise! The food definitely was a disappointment. Feel like they could have had more shows. The crew was always happy and very helpful. The rooms were a good size. Balcony defimetly the way to go. Our waiter at dinner Oliver was amazing! The steak house good was on point!

+2