Long Beach Port Parking

Just a couple quick questions regarding parking at teh Long Beach Port-

Are the parking structure narrow? Are the turns tight? We have a large truck that height wise is fine but in the past the structures have been so narrow its difficult to maneuver and turn the corners from one level/aisle to another.

Is there outside parking available near the parking structure? And if so, what is the name of it and the fees?

The parking structure in Long Beach gives plenty of space to make those turns and is not narrow at all. You'll have plenty of room. I have an SUV on the larger side and didn't have a problem. Have fun!

To park in the structure, follow the 'Cruise Parking' signs.

To park outside, follow either that sign or the Queen Mary sign.

Parking is $19/day. No real viable alternatives in the area.

Thanks

This took about ten seconds to find.

Long Beach cruise parking is offered in a five-story, 1,450-space parking garage.

Full payment is due upon departure. Payment: U.S. Dollars; major credit cards.

No advance reservations are needed.

Oversized vehicles will be charged per parking space they take up. Handicap parking is available with proof of valid permit. RV's may have to use the adjacent outdoor parking facilities if they exceed height maximums.

If you have other questions you can contact them at:

562-901-3232

Yes Husky61. I already had all that info as I am able to use the internet. I was asking about SIZE of parking structure -not # of spaces-for longer trucks who struggle to maneuver in tight turns. Thank you for your snide 10 second comment. It made my day

Yes Husky61. I already had all that info as I am able to use the internet. I was asking about SIZE of parking structure -not # of spaces-for longer trucks who struggle to maneuver in tight turns. Thank you for your snide 10 second comment. It made my day

Glad it made your day, but the info about the location said it was a five-story, 1,450-space parking garage. Doesn't that tell even you the SIZE of the parking structure?:rolleyes:

Yes it tells me the SIZE, however I asked about narrowness. Where I live we have a 5 story 1200 parking spot structure and I cannot take my truck in there because the turns are too narrow and I scrape my truck...hence why I asked.

Not one can say for certain if it's going to be wide enough for your truck. Definitely wouldn't drive a dualie into the structure.

Yes it tells me the SIZE, however I asked about narrowness. Where I live we have a 5 story 1200 parking spot structure and I cannot take my truck in there because the turns are too narrow and I scrape my truck...hence why I asked.

You could call them with the telephone number I provided and they can probably tell you what you want to know.:)

Yes it tells me the SIZE, however I asked about narrowness. Where I live we have a 5 story 1200 parking spot structure and I cannot take my truck in there because the turns are too narrow and I scrape my truck...hence why I asked.

I have a chevy avalanche and parked fine if your truck is a ton longer than that I'd be careful with turns. I understand not wanting to ruin your truck

I have a chevy avalanche and parked fine if your truck is a ton longer than that I'd be careful with turns. I understand not wanting to ruin your truck

THANK YOU HighCPU. This was very helpful :D:p

Under normal situations, the turns are manageable, however many times, inconsiderate people park on the ends of the aisles, no stall, making it difficult for normal vehicles to make the turns. It can be done however you may have to make a few back and forth. If your real concerned I would park outside the structure to the left as you pass the entry gate prior to the structure. If you have a lot of luggage, you can drop it off first on the first level of the structure with the porters and then continue on through to the open parking lot. no size issue on the drive thru.

THANK YOU!! That was extremely helpful. Most helpful response thus far. We will follow your instructions. Drop luggage&passengers then park in lot rather than garage. THANK YOI AGAIN!

Under normal situations, the turns are manageable, however many times, inconsiderate people park on the ends of the aisles, no stall, making it difficult for normal vehicles to make the turns. It can be done however you may have to make a few back and forth. If your real concerned I would park outside the structure to the left as you pass the entry gate prior to the structure. If you have a lot of luggage, you can drop it off first on the first level of the structure with the porters and then continue on through to the open parking lot. no size issue on the drive thru.

You're welcome, I am at this facility quite often.

Waiting to pay in Long Beach

Saw a GMC 3500 and a

Transit 350 XL on floors 2 & 3.

Hope this helps.

Not quite related but I'm assuming PLENTY of parking? My dad needs to park there...thank you!

5 stories tall and plenty of outdoor ground parking.

It's going to get rough with the Splendor here adding 1,000 pax, minimum 250 cars will cause some only finding outdoor parking.