Port guide · USA

Baltimore cruise port

Cruise Maryland Terminal, 2001 E McComas St, South Baltimore, Maryland — a single terminal just off I-95 near Locust Point, home to Carnival Pride and Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas year-round, plus occasional Norwegian and American Cruise Lines.

Where to stay

The cheapest decent option, the best value and the top-end pick near the terminal. Prices are typical nightly rates for a standard room, checked October 2026.

Storing your things between sailings

Monthly self-storage for living at sea, plus somewhere to leave bags for a day.

Getting there

  • AirportBaltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall (BWI) · about 10.6 mi / 15–20 min by car to the port
  • TipBWI taxis charge a flat ~$30 to the terminal (about 20 min); Royal Caribbean sells a BWI shuttle but Carnival does not.
  • TipTerminal parking is $25/day from April 2026; storage on S Paca or Ridgely St is ~1.5 mi from the pier, an easy taxi hop on embarkation day.

Who sails from here

Departures in the next 12 months, by cruise line.

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Back-to-backs from Baltimore

Same-day turnarounds here: one sailing ends and another leaves the same day.

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