While Seattle may be more famous for its coffee culture and bustling tech industry, this seaport city also serves as an important embarkation point for many leading cruise lines, especially cruises to Alaska. Whether you are planning an Alaskan cruise that departs from the Emerald City or embarking on a completely different itinerary, you will want to familiarize yourself with the Port of Seattle and its two cruise ship terminals. In This Article:Seattle Cruise Port LocationsAll About Pier 91 (Smith Cove Terminal)Pier 66 (Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal)Distance From Seattle Cruise Por...
Seattle Cruise Port: Terminals, Transportation and What’s Nearby
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