Parking

[Vacationtime3]

Any advice on parking at Brooklyn Cruise port in NYC.

[Host Kat]

2 minutes ago, Vacationtime3 said:

Any advice on parking at Brooklyn Cruise port in NYC.

 

Hello @Vacationtime3 

 

Thank you for your first new thread on the Ask a Cruise Question forum! However, it is the forum for general questions regarding cruising. Your inquiry concerns parking in a specific departure port and is off topic there.

 

To help you out I have moved your new thread to the North American Homeports - East Coast Departures forum where it will be on topic. The majority of your fellow Cruise Critic members that have parked there frequent this forum and provide feedback here. Browse through the thread titles on this forum looking for threads of interest. You will probably find your fellow Cruise Critic members have already posted questions and received answers that may be of interest to you.

 

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Happy sails,

 

Host Kat

[njhorseman]

31 minutes ago, Vacationtime3 said:

Any advice on parking at Brooklyn Cruise port in NYC.

Park at the port . $45 per day. There aren't any good alternatives.

[BklynBoy8]

Being a Brooklynite and also user of the site, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal is shared by the Princess, Cunard and recently MSC Lines.

 

It also which we are not happy with, it is a very expensive lot but is a secure one with security and lighting which gives us comfort when we use it.

 

There are no reservations like the one in Manhattan, so first come and first served but still should be enough space for all but can be quite a walk when parking later in the day before boarding.

 

There is no real vending machines for food available so really just to process and board passengers.

 

Hope this helps.

[njhorseman]

10 hours ago, BklynBoy8 said:

Being a Brooklynite and also user of the site, the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal is shared by the Princess, Cunard and recently MSC Lines.

 

It also which we are not happy with, it is a very expensive lot but is a secure one with security and lighting which gives us comfort when we use it.

 

There are no reservations like the one in Manhattan, so first come and first served but still should be enough space for all but can be quite a walk when parking later in the day before boarding.

 

There is no real vending machines for food available so really just to process and board passengers.

 

Hope this helps.

FYI,  the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal now accepts parking reservations.