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Directions to Port of Long Beach and Cruise Parking and Terminal Information

Port of Long Beach
Port of Long Beach

Port of Long Beach Port Address, Driving Directions and Cruise Parking

The Port of Long Beach offers a convenient and traveler-friendly cruise departure point for sailings to the Mexican Riviera, Baja Mexico, and select Hawaiian and repositioning itineraries. Centered around the iconic geodesic dome next to the historic Queen Mary, the Long Beach Cruise Terminal is easily accessible from Southern California’s major airports and highways, making it a popular homeport for both local and fly-in guests.
  • Long Beach Cruise Terminal
  • 231 Windsor Way
  • Long Beach, CA 90802
  • 1-562-901-3232

What are the closest Airports to Port of Long Beach?

Long Beach Airport (LGB)

How far is the airport from the port?

It’s approximately 12 miles from Long Beach Airport to the Long Beach Cruise Terminal

What is the drive time?

Approximately 20 – 25 minutes in normal traffic

Alternate Airports:

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is located approximately 25 miles northwest of the cruise terminal with a typical drive time of 30–45 minutes, depending on traffic. LAX offers the widest selection of domestic and international flights.

John Wayne Airport (SNA) in Orange County is another excellent option, located about 25 miles southeast of Long Beach with an average drive of 35–45 minutes. This airport is known for its convenience, shorter security lines, and strong domestic flight network.

Is there Uber or Lyft at Port of Long Beach?

Transportation from Long Beach Airport (LGB):

  • Taxis: Available outside all terminals; the ride to the cruise terminal typically takes 20–25 minutes.
  • Rideshare (Uber/Lyft): Convenient and popular, with designated pickup areas at LGB.
  • Hotel shuttles: Many Long Beach-area hotels offer complimentary or low-cost shuttles to the cruise terminal.
  • Rental cars: A good option for travelers staying in Southern California before their cruise.

Transportation from LAX or SNA:

  • Rideshare & private car services: Provide direct transfer to the terminal; travel time varies with traffic.
  • Shared shuttles: Several shuttle companies run regularly between LAX/SNA and Long Beach.

Port of Long Beach Driving Directions

From Long Beach Airport (LGB):

  • Exit the airport and take Lakewood Boulevard (CA-19) south toward Long Beach.
  • Merge onto I-405 North toward Santa Monica.
  • Take the exit for I-710 South toward Long Beach.
  • Continue on I-710 South until it becomes Shoreline Drive.
  • Follow signs for the Queen Mary and Long Beach Cruise Terminal.

From Los Angeles International Airport (LAX):

  • Take I-405 South toward Long Beach.
  • Merge onto I-710 South toward Downtown Long Beach.
  • Continue straight as I-710 ends and becomes Shoreline Drive.
  • Follow signage directing you to the Queen Mary and the cruise terminal.

From John Wayne Airport (SNA):

  • Take the CA-55 North to I-405 North.
  • Merge onto I-405 North, then exit onto I-710 South.
  • Follow I-710 South to Shoreline Drive.
  • Follow signs to the Long Beach Cruise Terminal.

Do they have Parking at Port of Long Beach?

Long Beach Cruise Terminal Parking:

  • Official on-site parking is available directly adjacent to the terminal in secure open-air lots and garages.
  • Typical parking rates are US$23–25 per day (subject to change).
  • No reservations are required for official port parking; the lots operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Payments are accepted by credit card upon exit from the facility.
  • Overnight parking is well-lit, monitored by security, and located within walking distance of the terminal.

Which cruise lines sail from the Port of Long Beach?

Cruise Lines Sailing from the Port of Long Beach:

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