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201 S Water St

Mobile, AL 36602

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My first time ever traveling on a carnival cruise. I guess this is what you expect from a cruise terminal. It was a little confusing getting into the actual terminal but once there everything was smooth sailing. Clean fast check in and out. The parking is premium parking so it's a little pricey but I'll pay the extra to insure the safety of my vehicle and belongings.

Friendly and best port between LA and MS for cruise lovers!!! This is the easiest port to get in and out of. You can prepay for parking and the site is secure. I highly recommend Mobile Cruise Terminal. Even with us arriving @1:30, we were still able to find parking and get on the ship quickly.

Easy to access and the employees are friendly. We were able to pay for parking online at premiumparking.com for our 6 day cruise. With the ease of getting into and out of the terminal, I highly recommend it.

This was the most smoothest running terminal i have ever been to. Staff was all very helpful and nice. Facility was clean and will kept. These people know what there doing

We got there about thirty minutes to an hour before our time to board and there as no parking. We had to go to the over flow parking and wait for a shuttle that only ran like two at a time. Then the parking kiosk over there wasn't working. The lady attendant that was there wasn't really being good at telling people that information until it was too late. So people were paying for their parking spaces, but unable to print the receipt to show for it..

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Mobile (Alabama)

Cruise port schedule, live map, terminals, news.

Region Bahamas - Caribbean - Bermuda

Local Time 2024-06-29 18:49

Port Mobile cruise ship schedule shows timetable calendars of all arrival and departure dates by month. The port's schedule lists all ships (in links) with cruises going to or leaving from Mobile, Alabama. To see the full itineraries (ports of call dates and arrival / departure times) and their lowest rates – just follow the corresponding ship-link.

Port Mobile AL is Alabama USA's only seaport. It is located on Mobile Bay (Gulf of Mexico's inlet) which is formed by Fort Morgan Peninsula (on the east) and Dauphin Island (on the west). The city covers an area of approx 413 km2 (159 mi2) and has population around 195,000 (metro around 415,000).

Among the city's most popular tourist attractions are Bellingrath Gardens and Home, antebellum home Oakleigh Mansion, Cox-Deasy Cottage Museum and Battleship USS Alabama. Fort Conde is a partial replica of an original 18th-century French fort. Fort Gaines is the battle site of the famed Battle of the Bay in August 1864. Mobile is the birthplace of the USA's Mardi Gras (aka America's Family Mardi Gras).

Wildlife fans should visit Audubon Bird Sanctuary on Dauphin Island. Another fresh idea is boat touring Mobile Bay's estuary, home to over 250 species of birds, 230 species of fish and wildlife, including black bears, alligators, bald eagles, osprey.

Port Mobile Alabama

Port Mobile is a deepwater seaport (Alabama's only one) ranked in 2010 as the USA's 12th largest cargo port by tonnage (shipping trade volume over 55,7 million tons). The port is along Mobile River - where the river empties into the bay.

The port has deep-water terminals which all have direct access to Alabama's inland and intracoastal waterways. These waterways also serve USA's Great Lakes, and the rivers Ohio and Tennessee (via Tenn-Tom / Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway with length 377 km / 234 mi).

The port and all its facilities are owned and managed by Alabama State Port Authority. All public terminals can handle various types of cargo ships (including container / boxships , bulk and breakbulk carriers, Ro-Ro ships (roll-on / roll-off). The port also has private bulk terminal operators. All container, general cargo and bulk cargo terminals have dirrect access to two US interstate railway systems plus 5 "Class I" US railroads. The CG Railway (terminal railroad) operates from the Mobile Alabama port a rail ferry service to Coatzacoalcos (Mexico).

Mobile is USA's largest seaport for handling breakbulk forest products. McDuffie Terminal is among USA's largest coal terminals. It is also the country's largest import coal terminal. Mobile AL was ranked USA's 4th largest coal export port for 2012, with the majority of the exports being shipped to Europe and South America.

In the period 2010-2015, the port invested over USD 0,5 billion in redevelopment projects, including port infrastructure improvements, land acquisitions, warehousing, constructing new rail depots and inter-modal yards, also improvements and enhancements of cargo terminals (serving oil tankers and gas carriers) and cargo shipping vessels (containerized, bulk, breakbulk). A new rail ferry terminal and a new container terminal were also built. A new steel terminal was also built to serve Calvert Alabama's stainless and carbon steel processing facility. The McDuffie Coal Terminal was expanded.

On April 20, 2017, APM Terminals announced that THE Alliance ( container shipping companies group ) launches in May 2017 the AL4 trade route between Port Mobile and ports in Northern Europe. The AL4 route is a weekly container vessel service and links the ports Mobile AL,  Southampton England ,  Antwerp Belgium ,  Bremerhaven Germany ,  Le Havre (Paris France) , Veracruz Mexico, Altamira Mexico,  Houston TX ,  NOLA New Orleans , Mobile AL. APM Terminals Mobile opened in 2008 and reported a record year in 2016 (handling 277,307 TEU-containers).

On March 20, 2020, was completed APM Terminals Mobile's quay extension. The expanded berth now can handle two boxships (max 10K-TEU capacity each) simultaneously. The container dock extension was part of a USD 450 million project aimed to increase the terminal's capacity by upgrading and expanding all the port's marine and rail intermodal terminals. By this project, in 2020 also started works on shipping channel dredging and harbor improvements.

Mobile cruise port

Port Mobile ceased cruise shipping operations in October 2011, when  Carnival Cruise Line (homeporting vessels here since 2004) relocated  Carnival Elation  and stopped using the port, mainly due to rising fuel costs. In February 2013, Carnival Triumph  was stranded at sea for 4 days. Then the port opened its cruise dock for the disabled vessel, where its nearly 4000 passengers were disembarked.

• In late-September 2015, the city promised to put up USD 200,000 per quarter (USD 0,8 million per year) for marketing. The marketing fund was established with the city's money from parking revenue and used for marketing cruises leaving from Mobile. It was estimated that from parking fees, terminal / port fees and passenger charges, the city will have an annual profit ~USD 2 million on cruise ship operations. It was also announced that starting November 2016, Carnival Fantasy will offer a year-long 4-day and 5-day cruise schedule to Mexico leaving roundtrip from "Mobile Cruise Terminal".
• In September-October 2016, the port invested USD 4 million in new TSA equipment (security and baggage screening machines) installed on the terminal's 2nd floor.
• On November 10, 2015, Carnival Fantasy started its homeporting/turnaround service to Mexico. The 4-day itinerary departed Thursdays and visited Cozumel . The 5-day itineraries departed Mondays and Saturdays, visiting Cozumel and Costa Maya or  Progreso .
• In November 2016, Carnival Corporation signed a 13-month contract (thru December 2017) with Port Mobile AL. As all 2017 cruises were booked within a month, Carnival allowed travel agents to book itineraries out of Mobile into April 2019.
• In August 2017, Carnival signed a 1-year contract extension with the port (through December 2019). In October 2019, Carnival signed a 3-year homeporting extension (through November 2022) for Carnival Fantasy.

Since 2018, Carnival offers 7-day roundtrip departures from Mobile AL to destinations no longer limited to Caribbean Mexico. On April 25, 2017, the company officially announced that Carnival Fantasy will offer new itineraries with call ports in the Bahamas, Key West Florida , Grand Cayman Island/George Town , Costa Rica, Belize, Panama Canal . The new itineraries are longer than the ship's usual 4- and 5-night roundtrips to Mexico.

Since August 2021, Carnival Sensation is homeported in Mobile AL for Western Caribbean itineraries: 4-night (to Cozumel) and 5-night (Cozumel and Progreso). (For the first time ever) the boat docked in Mobile (at Alabama Cruise Terminal) on May 14, 2021.

Mobile cruise terminal

Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal is a 66,000 ft2 (6,130 m2) sized cruise ship facility with top-notch security, dedicated cruise parking area and covered lanes serving passenger pickup / drop off vehicles. The cruise ship terminal building is located in downtown Mobile City, in close proximity to hotels and restaurants.

The passenger terminal is just 0,5 mi (800 m) from Interstate 10 (USA's 4th longest highway) and just 6 mi (10 km) from the junction of Interstate 65 and Interstate 10.

Free shuttle bus service is offered between the cruise terminal and offsite parking lots at Mobile Civic Center.

Cruise Parking

The cruise terminal's parking allows pre-pay online payments (have a picture of the car's license plate). On-site payments can be done at kiosks located in the lift lobbies on each of the terminal's floors, and also at the offsite parking lots (at Mobile Civic Center). Know that these kiosks don't accept in cash bills larger than USD 50.

The cruise port's Premium Parking app also allows online payments. The parking services are also assisted via 24 hour phone line (1-844 236-2011).

Parking rates vary by parking period and vehicle size (car, minivan, truck, SUV, motorcycle). Height restricted vehicles are directed to an offsite parking lot (at Mobile Civic Center). All oversized vehicles are also directed to an offsite parking lot (at Mobile Civic Center).

• Rates for regular sized vehicles are USD 72 (4-day parking), USD 90 (5-day parking) and USD 126 (7-day parking).
• Rates for oversized vehicles (RVs / Campers) are USD 144 (4-day parking), USD 180 (5-day parking) and USD 252 (7-day parking).
• Rates for busses are USD 216 (4-day parking), USD 270 (5-day parking) and USD 378 (7-day parking).

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Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal Information

Last updated on February 9th, 2024 at 08:17 pm

Nestled along the Mobile River, the cruise terminal in Mobile, Alabama, offers a charming departure point for your cruise adventure. Discover the city's rich history, explore the historic district with its antebellum architecture, and indulge in Southern cuisine before embarking on a memorable cruise to the Caribbean or Mexico. Enjoy the warm hospitality of Mobile as you begin your voyage from this picturesque terminal.

The Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal is located at 201 South Water Street, Mobile AL 36602 .

Parking is available right at the port, ( click here for more information ) with signs to direct you to drop off your luggage before parking. If you are being dropped off or picked up from the port by friends or family, due to security reasons, there is no waiting area for your ride to park.

Click here for other Mobile port transportation options .

Getting to the Port

From the North –  South on 1-65 

• Take 1-65 southbound all the way to where it meets Interstate I-10
• Take I-10 east  to Exit 26A, Canal Street
• Turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Water Street (note: Water Street  will curve back to the north toward the terminal)
• Stay on Water Street, for two blocks
• The garage and terminal will be on the right side – look for signs directing you to baggage drop off and parking

From the East – I-10 West

• Take I-10 westbound across the Mobile Bayway Bridge and go through the I-10 George Wallace Tunnel
• Take Exit 25A, Texas Street (3/4 of a mile from the tunnel exit)
• Turn left at the end of the exit ramp onto Texas Street
• You are now going to double back onto the Interstate :   drive under I-10 and proceed to the left turn lane to the on-ramp to get on I-10 East
• Once back on the Interstate, stay in the right lane for one-quarter mile, then take the next exit, Exit 26A, Canal Street
• Turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Water Street (Water Street will curve back to the  north torward the terminal)
• Stay on Water Street for two blocks

From the West – I-10 East

• Take I-10 eastbound almost to Downtown Mobile
• Take Exit 26A, Canal Street
• Turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Water Street (Water Street will curve back to the north toward the terminal)

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Port of Mobile

Port Location: Mobile, Alabama

Port Name: Port of Mobile

Local Port Name: Alabama State Docks

Port Authority: Alabama State Port Authority

Address: Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal 201 South Water Street Mobile, Alabama 36602

Phone: 251-338-7447

Web Site: www.shipmobile.com

Driving Directions to the Port of Mobile: Travel Time: 20 miles from the Mobile Regional Airport; approximately 35 minutes.

Traveling from I-65 South

• Stay on I-65 southbound all the way to where it meets Interstate-10
• Take I-10 east until you are almost at downtown Mobile and be prepared to take Exit 26A, “Canal St.”
• This exits off the right (east side of the interstate)
• Turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Water Street
• Water Street is a 4-lane road with a median and will curve back to the north toward the terminal
• Stay on Water Street for two blocks
• The garage and terminal will be on the right side

There will be signs directing you to baggage drop off and parking

Traveling from the East on I-10 West

• Stay on I-10 across the Mobile Bayway bridge and go through the I-10 George Wallace Tunnel
• Take Exit 25A, Texas Street
• Follow the signs back to I-10 East
• Head up the onramp, stay in the right lane and take Exit 26A, Canal Street
• Turn right at the end of the exit ramp on to Water Street
• Water Street is a 4-lane road with a median and will curve back to the north side of the terminal

Traveling from the West on I-10 East

• Stay on I-10 eastbound almost to downtown Mobile
• Be prepared to take Exit 26A, “Canal St”

From I-65 South/I-165 option

• At exit 9, take ramp right for I-165 South toward Prichard / Downtown Mobile (5.2 miles)
• Keep straight onto N Water St (0.7 miles)
• Keep straight onto S Water St (0.1 miles)
• Make a U-turn back to the terminal after passing Monroe street-follow the signs
• Turn right onto Eslava St and enter the terminal

Parking Information and Fees:

Pay in advance. No more lines, simply drive in and park.

All cruise parking fees must be paid-in-full before boarding the ship. Your license plate number in their system is your proof of payment.

To pre-pay online click here. Please have your license plate number ready.

On-Site Payment Options — Have your license plate number ready (hint: take a picture of your license plate) and you may:

• Text to pay  by sending “P2603” to (754) 227-2176 as listed on signage in the garage. Just follow the few quick steps to complete the payment.
• Pay at a kiosk  located in the elevator lobbies on each floor and the offsite lot. Follow the on-screen prompts. Note: Cash is accepted. However, an  exact payment is required.  No change will be made. Kiosks do not accept bills larger than $50.00
• Pay via the Premium Parking mobile app  the day of parking instead of text to pay or payment kiosk. The app is available on the  Apple App Store  and the  Google Play Store .

Regular sized cars:

• 1 day $20.00
• 4 day $80.00
• 5 day $100.00
• 7 day $140.00

Oversize vehicles

RV’s, Campers:

• 1 day $40.00
• 4 day $144.00
• 5 day $180.00
• 7 day $252.00
• 1 day $60.00
• 4 day $216.00
• 5 day $270.00
• 7 day $378.00

Note about parking: The procedure for parking in the garage is as follows:

• Turn right onto Eslava Street and a police officer or a parking attendant will direct you into the garage.
• A stevedore will help you unload and tag your luggage and then they will take your luggage. Please make sure you have your documents with you at all times – not in your luggage. Allow the stevedores to take anything you do not want to carry around the ship with you.
• You will then be directed to the garage ramp where you will pay to park.
• Park and then walk to the glass doors at the north side of the garage. (opposite end of where you enter the terminal)
• Come down the elevator/stairs to the lobby where you will then show your documentation to the employees at the door. Afterwards, you will be directed to the screening area and to the check-in area.

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Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal

• 201 S. Water St., Mobile, AL 36602
• (251) 338-7447

A 66,000 sq. ft. terminal featuring state of the art security, parking deck and covered pickup/drop off lanes. Located in downtown Mobile and close to numerous hotels, restaurants and attractions. Only 1/2 mile from I-10 and 6 miles from the I-65 and I-10 junction.

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Getting to the Mobile Cruise Port Without a Car (Port Transportation)

When it comes to cruise ports, Mobile is definitely a driver’s destination. Drawing from cities ranging from Atlanta to Birmingham to Jackson, there are millions of people living within a short drive of the port. Add to this that the nearest city with a major airport is New Orleans… which already has its own cruise port.

Still, if you are in the area and looking to talk alternative transportation then you should pat yourself on the back. Not only is having someone else take care of the driving less stress on your part, but it’s also considerably cheaper than parking.

Parking at the port runs $18 per day. So only a five-day cruise, you save nearly $100 from finding alternate means to the port.

With that in mind, here is a roundup of options in getting to the Mobile cruise terminal without driving your own car.

In our opinion, Uber and Lyft offers one of the easiest ways to get around any city and to the port, not just in Mobile. After all, there’s a good reason that the rideshare services have seemingly spread everywhere in just a few short years.

Uber and Lyft operate everywhere in the region. Rides are very affordable, especially for families (up to four people can ride for the rates listed below).

If you’ve never used these services, they are pretty simple. You download the app to your phone and request a ride. A car should arrive within just a few minutes. The entire transaction is handled on your credit card through the app — no money changes hands with the driver.

We’ve rounded up the estimated fares for Uber to get to the Alabama Cruise Terminal. (Note that the taxi fares include a customary 15% tip. Uber doesn’t use tipping.)

There are several taxi companies in the area that can get you around town. Cabs can be hailed from the airport, or you can call to have them pick you up at other locations.

Expect cabs to cost a little more than Uber. If you are in the city limits of Mobile, then the extra cost likely won’t be a huge deal. However, you could have trouble finding a taxi willing to come pick you up if you are outside of Mobile. Charges for cabs are $2.50 charge for each pickup/drop-off plus $2.04 per mile and $18.00 per hour for waiting.  Expect a cab to cost around $35 to take you from the Mobile airport to the cruise terminal.

You can contact the cab companies directly for more details.

Yellow Cab of Mobile: http://www.yellowcabofmobile.com/ A-1 Transportation and Taxi: http://taximobileal.com/ Allied Taxicabs: http://www.alliedtaxicabs.com/

Private Cars

If you are traveling with a larger group or want to ride to your cruise in style, then your best bet is likely to look for an independent shuttle van or private car service. These providers can offer private service to the port, usually for less per person than a taxi or other service, assuming you have a larger group (more than 6 passengers). They can also give you a ride in an upscale car or even a limousine.

We’ve rounded up a sample list of area companies to give you a good start to go from. (Note that while they have “limo” in their name, they also offer other cars/shuttle vans.)

The prices quoted by these companies can vary widely depending on what sort of service you need and exactly where you are coming from. However, as a general rule expect it to be a better value the larger a group you need to transport. Be sure to shop around before selecting a service as it can save you considerable money.

One other thing to keep in mind is that the prices you are quoted won’t include gratuity, which can add on another 15-20% to your fare.

Southern Comfort Limousine: http://www.southerncomfortlimo.com/ Global Limos: http://www.globallimos.com

Cruise Line Transfers

At this time Carnival does not offer any shuttle service in Mobile like it does in other port cities.

Hotel Transportation

Several hotels in the Mobile area cater to cruise passengers. These hotels will provide transportation to and from the cruise port if you book a night with them. For more details, visit our page on Mobile cruise hotels .

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Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal: Your Gateway to the Gulf Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal is a state-of-the-art facility that serves as the gateway to the Gulf of Mexico. Located in downtown Mobile, this terminal offers easy access to some of the most popular destinations in the region, including Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. The terminal is operated by the Alabama State Port Authority and has been designed with both passengers and ships in mind. It features modern amenities such as covered parking, pre-pay parking options with Premium ParkingPre-Pay, baggage handling services, and a variety of dining and shopping options. One of the key advantages of using Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal is its location. The terminal is situated on Mobile Bay at the mouth of the Mobile River, which provides direct access to deep water channels leading out into the Gulf. This means that ships can easily navigate through these channels without having to worry about any shallow areas or other obstacles. In addition to its convenient location, Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal also boasts excellent facilities for passengers. The terminal has a spacious waiting area with comfortable seating and plenty of natural light. There are also restrooms available for passengers' convenience. For those who need assistance getting around or have special needs, there are wheelchairs available upon request. Additionally, there are elevators throughout the terminal that provide easy access between floors. When it comes to dining options at Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal, there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a quick snack or a full meal before your voyage begins or after it ends; you'll find plenty of choices here. There's even an on-site Starbucks coffee shop where you can grab your favorite beverage before boarding your ship! And if you're looking for souvenirs or other items to remember your trip by; be sure to check out one of several gift shops located within walking distance from our facility! If you're planning on taking a cruise from Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal, there are several options available. Carnival Cruise Line offers a variety of itineraries that depart from the terminal, including trips to Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. Other cruise lines that operate out of Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal include Royal Caribbean International and Norwegian Cruise Line. No matter which cruise line you choose; you can rest assured that your journey will be comfortable and enjoyable thanks to the excellent facilities at this terminal. In conclusion, Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal is an excellent choice for anyone looking to take a cruise from the Gulf Coast region. With its convenient location, modern amenities, and excellent facilities for passengers; it's no wonder why so many people choose this terminal as their gateway to adventure on the high seas!

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