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Make the Most of Your Trip to Seattle with a Cruise Port Shuttle

When you’re planning a trip to Seattle, you want to make sure you get the most out of your visit. One of the best ways to do that is by taking advantage of a cruise port shuttle. This convenient service can help you get around the city quickly and easily, allowing you to explore all that Seattle has to offer. Here’s what you need to know about taking a cruise port shuttle in Seattle.

What Is a Cruise Port Shuttle?

A cruise port shuttle is a transportation service that takes passengers from the cruise port to their destination in the city. It’s an affordable and convenient way to get around Seattle without having to worry about renting a car or navigating public transportation. The shuttles are typically comfortable and spacious, making them ideal for groups or families traveling together.

Benefits of Taking a Cruise Port Shuttle

Taking a cruise port shuttle in Seattle has several benefits. First, it’s an affordable option compared to renting a car or taking public transportation. The shuttles are also reliable and comfortable, so you don’t have to worry about getting stuck in traffic or dealing with uncomfortable seating. Plus, they can take you directly from the cruise port to your destination, so you don’t have to worry about getting lost or having trouble finding your way around the city.

Where Can I Find a Cruise Port Shuttle?

There are several companies that offer cruise port shuttles in Seattle, so it’s easy to find one that meets your needs. You can search online for companies that offer this service or ask your hotel for recommendations. Most companies will pick up passengers at the cruise port and drop them off at their destination in the city, so be sure to ask about this when booking your shuttle service.

Taking advantage of a cruise port shuttle is an easy way to make the most of your trip to Seattle. With its convenience, affordability, and reliability, it’s no wonder why more travelers are choosing this option when visiting the city. So if you’re planning a trip to Seattle soon, consider taking a cruise port shuttle for an enjoyable and stress-free experience.

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Locals looking to explore cruising for the first time have a low-cost option that sails into Vancouver this fall. 

If you are looking for a fun weekend trip, Holland America Line (HAL) is offering a one-night voyage from Seattle that allows you to dip your toes into the cruising world without committing to a longer itinerary (or breaking the bank). 

Popular for its medium-sized vessels, HAL's ships are markedly easier to navigate than many of the mega-ships at sea, which are able to accommodate over 5,000 passengers. As such, you'll have the opportunity to get acquainted with the ship.

The cruise departs Seattle on Saturday, Oct. 8 at 4 p.m. and disembarks in Vancouver at Canada Place cruise ship terminal at 7 a.m. the following day. Since you won't be able to drive down, there are a couple of options to get down to Seattle. You can take a flight, which starts at $189 CAD with Air Canada.

Alternatively, a recently-launched North American bus service called Flixbus offers trips out of Downtown Vancouver for as little as $24.99 CAD that weekend. As of this writing, the cheaper fares are sold out that would line up with the cruise, so the prices start at $59.99. However, if you want to make spend more time in Seattle you can bus down the day before and spend one night in a hotel. 

Cruise Vancouver and Seattle with Holland America Line in fall 2022

The total cost of an interior stateroom for two people including all taxes and fees works out to $446.76 CAD including all taxes and fees (or $233.38 CAD per person).

The cruise ship for this voyage is the Eurodam, which is Holland's first Signature-class ship. It has a tennis court, a basketball court, 12 bars and lounges, a disco, a movie theatre, two pools, a spa, an arcade, and much more. 

Not only does that cost include your transportation on a beautiful five-star vessel, but it also includes meals, entertainment, snacks, and lodging. The only thing it doesn’t factor in is alcohol and beverages, but you may opt to purchase a drink package that can reduce the cost of your spending.

Famous for its live entertainment, jazz and blues fans will enjoy inspired performances in its BB King's Blues Club. In addition to the main dining room, there is a casual option on the Lido Deck and a couple of fine dining options: the Pinnacle Grill and the Canaletto Restaurant. For burgers or hot dogs at lunch, the Dive-In offers mouthwatering eats for hungry cruisers until 6 p.m. 

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Early this year, I sailed on Holland America Line's first voyage to Vancouver. It was the first cruise to return to Canada since the start of the pandemic. Read my experience  sailing from San Diego in April . 

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The Cure for Jetlag? Cruise Instead. Take the Westerdam From Seattle to Vancouver This Labor Day.

Prepare for one nights of refreshing cruising through the sea when you book your cabin on the Holland America Westerdam from Seattle to Vancouver.

This route is an interesting one for the Westerdam. Actually, it sails it just once.

The price is the total you pay, no surprises. At less than $155 a day, this bargain is.

The Holland America Westerdam

Over 1,900 passengers can comfortably cruise on this top-rated Hal Vista class cruise ship, based in Asia and the South Pacific and refurbished less than this year ago in 2023.

The Westerdam Holland America has a casino, five jacuzzis, a spa, and a gym.

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Since being listed eight months ago, The price of a cabin on this sailing has fluctuated between $154 and $164 inclusive of $55 in taxes and port fees. This graph shows the price over time for all types of cabin. Right now this itinerary is at its lowest price, so lock in your room now before it goes up.

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The Westerdam sails this route once next year, but doesn't sail it this year. No other ship sails this exact same route. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price.

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What are the best cruises from seattle.

Seattle is a popular cruise port and is surrounded by rugged natural beauty. Norwegian Encore offers one of the best cruises from Seattle. It ranks highly based on health ratings and reviews. The ship accommodates 3,998 guests and 1,735 crew members and is one of Norwegian's newer additions to the industry. Other top-ranked cruise ships from Seattle are Ovation of the Seas, Celebrity Solstice , Princess Cruises , Royal Princess, Norwegian Bliss, and Eurodam.

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Expedia cruise experts can help you plan your next cruise vacation on a budget. If you want to save, set filters for any budget limitations you may have in your search. You can sort cruise deals from Seattle by price to automatically display the cheapest options at the top of your search results. We have several great deals for cruises from Seattle and expert advice for cheap Seattle cruises. A simplistic experience is generally cheaper. For example, booking a cruise from Seattle with a smaller cabin or no ocean view could be appropriate for a guest looking for a great value voyage.

What cruise lines operate from Seattle?

Several major cruise lines sail from Seattle. These include Royal Caribbean , Carnival , Oceania Cruises, Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, and Holland American Line . No matter which itinerary you select, Seattle now offers an abundance of cruise experiences and options.

What to look out for when you book your Seattle cruise?

What to look out for when booking your Seattle cruise largely depends on the experience you’re looking for. If you’re looking for the biggest savings, keep an eye out for last-minute deals and off-season savings. If you’re interested in a particular destination, determine the best time of year to visit so you can plan your Seattle cruise to be the experience you’ve always dreamed of. With Expedia, it’s easy to search for specific details to make sure your cruise meets all your specifications.

Where are the best places to go on a cruise from Seattle in 2023?

Every cruise out of Seattle is bound to be a fantastic experience so it’s impossible to pick a favorite, especially when everyone has different tastes. Some of the most popular cruise ships sailing from Seattle include Norwegian’s Encore, Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas, and Celebrity Solstice. These cruises go to various destinations, including Alaska and the Panama Canal.

What are some of the best singles cruises from Seattle?

Singles cruises out of Seattle can be a great way to meet other solo travelers on excursions to Alaska, Hawaii, and the South Pacific. Singles cruises often offer single dining packages as well as single cabins so you aren’t paying the same accommodation prices that a couple or family might pay for a stateroom.

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Finding and booking a last-minute cruise from Seattle is easy with Expedia’s search features. Simply type in your travel dates, no matter how soon, and let us show you what’s available at the time of searching. Look for the green box above the price to see how deep your discount is.

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If you are looking for the best Seattle 2023 cruise deals on Expedia.com, filter your search results by price and have access to special deals. Rewards members can also gather points on eligible bookings, save on the next trip, unlock membership perks, and enjoy member prices.

What are some great luxury cruises from Seattle?

Cruise lines setting sail out of Seattle have several different high-end offerings. For example, Viking cruises are famous for cruising across rivers and oceans with a design that merges indoor and outdoor experiences. One of the up-scale options is the Celebrity cruise line with features such as suits with breathtaking views, including champagne, beverages, and WiFi. Other great Luxury cruise lines in this category include Norwegian Cruise, Disney Cruise, Carnival Cruise, and Royal Caribbean International.

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Some Seattle cruises are all-inclusive, which is a great way to budget your trip. If you are interested in an all-inclusive cruise out of Seattle, activate the search filter to ensure you only view results that suit your all-inclusive requirements.

What are some great family cruises from Seattle?

If you travel with teens or young children, we recommend Carnival, Holland America, Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, and Norwegian Cruise Line for their family-friendly programs. It’s best to book a cruise that has activities for parents and children. You can see a detailed list of each cruise ship’s facilities on Expedia.

What are some good adult-only cruises from Seattle?

Some cruise lines offer adult-only experiences, including Princess cruises, Carnival cruises, and Viking cruises. With this package, you can relax in a laid-back and tranquil setting without worrying about kids running around. You also get a chance to take as many cocktails as you want.

What are some of the great casino cruises from Seattle?

Some top-rated casino cruises from Seattle include Waterways cruises and events, Victoria Clipper, and Princess Cruise Lines. Keep in mind that cruises with casinos must wait until they are far enough offshore to allow gambling. Age restrictions also apply.

Are there any Christmas Cruises from Seattle?

Yes, a few cruise lines operate during the Christmas period. You can find them by entering the travel dates around Christmas into your Seattle 2023 cruise search. Some of the popular Christmas cruises are available with Disney and Carnival.

What are some great gay cruises from Seattle?

LGBTQ+ Seattle cruise deals are available for the Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, and Oceania Cruises. You can expect tailored community events, and evening entertainment to complement a variety of leisure facilities on a Seattle gay cruise.

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Booking a cruise from Seattle via Expedia is quick and easy. First, set your departure destination and dates, then let Expedia help you filter your results and identify the best packages and deals based on your preferences. You can use the filters to explore different itineraries, cabin features, cruise lines, and more.

Do you need a passport to cruise from Seattle?

Passport requirements primarily depend on the type of Seattle cruise you are on and its destination. Territories in the US, such as Puerto Rico and Bermuda, have no strict passport requirements. You can also travel without one if you are on a closed-loop ocean cruise. This is a cruise trip that starts and ends at the same US terminal, despite making stops in other international destinations.

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Seattle Cruise Guide

Seattle is one of the biggest hubs for cruises sailing to Alaska. But before sailing off to one of the most scenic places on Earth, it’s worth staying a while in the iconic Emerald City.

The great thing about downtown Seattle is that all of the must-see attractions are within walking distance from one another. Start your day off by grabbing breakfast at one of the many Seattle-based coffee shops. Then take a stroll through Pike Place Market, home to the very first Starbucks ever opened, as well as a wide variety of fresh pastries, seafood, delicious bites, and artisan crafts. Chihuly Garden and Glass is a glasshouse exhibition featuring intricate glass designs that mimic a flower garden. End your day by taking an elevator up to the observation deck of the Space Needle, where you can observe 360-views of the city skyscrapers and the famous Mount Rainier. Before embarking on your cruise, be sure to stop by Ballard Avenue NW to pick up some designer branded goodies and souvenirs to take with you.

When you’re all done, make your way to one of the two cruise ship terminals, Bell Street Pier, or Smith Cove. Many popular cruise lines offer sailings from these terminals, including Carnival, Celebrity, Oceania, Princess, and more, so make your pick and have a relaxing time onboard.

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thriftshopper wrote: ↑ At least Princess does it too. Since Princess counts elite status by cruises, it's popular for those chasing cruise line status to take these cruises (HAL counts by nights so not as good). If you board early enough, you can take advantage of lunch in the restaurant (rather than buffet). All food and entertainment should be running but who knows. Dumping off, maybe by 9-10. The cruises are offered to repo the ship so that it can carry pax for the next cruise and comply with U.S. laws (namely, PVSA). E.g., ship has finished doing the Alaska season and based in Seattle for the season. Next cruise is down to Los Angeles or Hawaii (and on to Australia). Ship cannot carry pax between two U.S. ports unless it goes to a distant port (nothing in Canada or Mexico qualify). So ship comes to Vancouver overnight, dumps pax (pax cannot sail back to back in this case) and then goes to Los Angeles or Honolulu.

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PointsHubby wrote: ↑ Ah yes the often frustrating Jones Act & the Passenger Vessel Services Act. And all it’s wacky intricacies

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dolfan1980 wrote: ↑ This isn't true...a lot of LA departing cruises only go to Ensenada Mexico and back. Doesn't need to be distant, just needs to be a different country as far as I always understood .

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