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Galveston Cruise Terminal 10 Sailing Guide (Location, Parking, Photos, & More)

Cruise Terminal 10 at the Port of Galveston marks the biggest leap in cruising from the island since it became a regular departure point roughly two decades ago.

Through a $125 million partnership between the port and Royal Caribbean, the state of the art terminal opened in late 2022 to much fanfare. And it’s easy to understand why. On its own the terminal is open, airy, and beautifully designed. It marks a great way to start your cruise. But compare Cruise Terminal 10 to the other two terminals in Galveston, and the difference is even more impressive.

Add to that the fact that with the new dedicated Royal Caribbean terminal the cruise line placed its largest class of ships on the island. The Oasis-class vessels aren’t just larger (holding upwards of 6,000 passengers at double occupancy). They offer an experience that’s unrivaled in the amount of things you can see, do, and experience onboard. Whether you want to zipline across a cruise ship or just take a quiet stroll in a lush, green park, it’s possible on these ships.

All this is to say that Cruise Terminal 10 is without a doubt a major addition to Galveston cruising. But with the new terminal also come a lot of new changes, including everything from the terminal location to where to park. For everything to know, we have you covered.

Cruise Terminal 10 Location

The first thing that you should know — especially if you’ve sailed from Galveston before — is that the terminal is not located right next to the older cruise terminals. So if you’ve sailed on a Royal Caribbean cruise in the old terminal, you’ll need to go to a different spot.

Cruise Terminal 10 sits about a mile east of the other terminals. The entrance is at the intersection of Harborside Drive and Royal Caribbean Way (which is 14th Street south of Harborside).

If driving to the port, the address to use is 1152 Royal Caribbean Way . For other transportation options to Cruise Terminal 10, you can see our Galveston transportation page here .

Cruise Terminal 10 Photo Tour

If you’ve sailed from Galveston before but not Cruise Terminal 10, then prepared to be wowed.

The first thing that you’ll notice is the large blue façade with the massive Royal Caribbean logo sitting proudly at the center. On either side of the main terminal building are luggage drop-off areas and plenty of space to pull up and drop off passengers or baggage.

Step inside the main terminal doors and you’re greeted by a large open atrium. At the center is another Royal Caribbean logo, flanked on either side by two massive video boards showing videos to get you excited about the cruise.

But the real centerpiece of this entrance are the two massive propellers suspended from the ceiling. (We don’t blame you if you’re a little hesitant to walk directly beneath them!)

On either side of the entrance is a stairway and escalators to the check-in area. Head up and you’ll reach the second floor of the terminal that leads to boarding the ship.

Once on the check-in level, you’ll be guided to an agent that will confirm your details, check any required documents and get your ready to board. From there, it’s a quick pass through security, and then you’re on your way to the ship.

This embarkation hall is open and airy, with tons of seating just in case the ship isn’t ready for passengers just yet. Continue down the walkway and you’ll get your first glimpse of the ship. But before you head down the gangway to board, be sure to check out the “Galveston Beach Trio.”

This art installation of a band composed of a pelican, sea turtle, and crab is a great spot to grab a quick photo before you start your cruise.

Parking at Cruise Terminal 10

Driving in for your cruise? Then you’ll need a place to park your car. Galveston is known for having a number of parking options — including lots of independent lots that can help save you money .

In this case you can park at an independent lot, which can then shuttle you to the cruise port. However, the most convenient option will be parking at the on-site lots at the terminal that are operated by the Port of Galveston.

Along with the cruise terminal, four different parking lots were built that put you a short distance from the ship. The lots then offer a short shuttle over to the terminal or you can just walk. Each lot is close enough that walking is extremely easy. As well, there are newly constructed covered walkways between the lots and the terminal.

The parking options at the terminal include:

• Pier 14 Lot (Orange): $20 per day
• South Lot (Green): $20 per day
• North Lot (Pink): $22 per day
• North Premium Lot (Yellow; Covered): $27 per day

All prices will have taxes and fees in addition. For example, parking at the Pier 14 Lot runs $153.55 for a one-week cruise. Major cards are accepted, but cash is not. If there is a certain lot that you want to park, it’s a good idea to reserve online ahead of time through the Port of Galveston to ensure that you get a space.

Want to save some money? You can find less expensive Galveston cruise parking elsewhere, but just keep in mind it may take longer to shuttle between the ship and your parking given the location of the terminal.

Picking Up/Dropping Off at the Terminal (Including Luggage)

Dropping off someone at the terminal? Or maybe you just want to unload those heavy suitcases before you park. Either way, it’s easy at the new terminal.

In this case, you’ll enter the terminal area at the intersection of Harborside and 14th Street/Royal Caribbean Way. Then, you can follow Royal Caribbean Way to Royal Caribbean Circle (and just follow the signage to the terminal). This will lead you right to the front of the terminal where you will see the large area for luggage drop-off. You can also drop passengers here.

There is also a second spot to drop passengers and luggage if you simply follow Royal Caribbean Way around the right side of the terminal. There you’ll find a loop that allows you to drop off and then head back toward the exit of the terminal area.

Transportation From the Terminal

Need a ride from the terminal back home or to the airport? In that case, just like with dropping off, there are two different areas for pick-up. You’ll just need to communicate with your ride where to meet.

First there is the area right in front of the terminal entrance. This spot has numbered stations that should help you identify where you will be picked up.

The other area is on the east side of the terminal where larger shuttle buses park to shuttle passengers, but there are also lanes for picking up similar to what you see at an airport.

Need a taxi? During our cruise we saw a taxi stand with waiting cabs on Royal Caribbean Way, in between the North Lot and South Lot.

Interested in a rideshare? You should know that Lyft is allowed to pick up at the terminal, but Uber is not. If you want, you can walk outside of the terminal area to catch an Uber.

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do you need to make a reservation in advance for pier 10? we are going on Dec 3rd and need parking.

You don’t have to, but often there is a slight discount if you reserve ahead of time.

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Cruise from Galveston with a Pre-cruise Adventure

A cruise from Galveston offers more than just the anticipation of the open sea and distant horizons; it’s your gateway to exploring a treasure trove of experiences even before you board your ship. Nestled on the Gulf Coast of Texas, the Galveston cruise port serves as a vibrant starting point for adventurers eager to soak in culture, history, and natural beauty. From sun-drenched beaches to captivating historical sites, Galveston is brimming with activities that promise to enrich your pre-cruise itinerary.

Moody Gardens: A Tropical Paradise to Enjoy Before Your Cruise from Galveston

Step into the lush landscapes of Moody Gardens, where the wonders of the rainforest and the mysteries of the ocean meet. Before you head to the Galveston cruise port, venture through its three towering glass pyramids, each housing an ecosystem that’s bursting with exotic plants, animals, and aquatic life. The Rainforest Pyramid, with its canopy of tropical flora and free-roaming monkeys and sloths, offers an immersive experience that feels like a genuine jungle expedition. The next Pyramid houses a 1.5 million Aquarium that invites you to journey into the depths of the ocean and encounter marine creatures like sharks, stingrays, and jellyfish up close. The third pyramid, The Discovery Museum, features traveling events and exhibits as well as a motion simulator to ride along with films.  If you’re feeling adventurous, don’t miss out on Moody Gardens’ zip line and ropes course for a thrilling high-flying experience.

Cruise from Galveston and Visit the Historic Strand District

Journey back in time as you stroll down the streets of The Historic Strand District. This area, with its Victorian-era architecture and cobblestone streets, tells the tale of Galveston’s rich history and prosperity. Pop into charming boutiques, savor local delicacies at quaint cafes, and perhaps catch a festival that transforms these streets into lively avenues of entertainment and culture. The Strand is also home to numerous museums, including the Galveston Naval Museum and the Texas Seaport Museum, where you can learn about the city’s maritime heritage and even board a historic sailing vessel.

Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier: Thrills Over the Gulf

Imagine the thrill of amusement park rides with the backdrop of the vast Gulf of Mexico—this is what Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier offers. From adrenaline-pumping roller coasters to leisurely carousel rides, there’s an adventure for every age. The pier also boasts an array of games, shops, and eateries, making it a perfect spot for family fun under the sun. And don’t forget to take in the stunning views of the Gulf and Galveston’s coastline from atop the pier’s iconic Ferris wheel.

Bishop’s Palace: Architectural Marvel while in the Galveston Cruise Port

Bishop’s Palace stands as a testament to Galveston’s architectural grandeur and history. This ornate mansion, with its intricate carvings, stained-glass windows, and towering turrets, offers a glimpse into the lives of Galveston’s elite in the late 1800s. A guided tour reveals the stories behind this magnificent structure, providing a fascinating look at the city’s past. And for those seeking a spooky experience, the Bishop’s Palace is also rumored to be haunted by its former residents.

Seawolf Park: A Salute to Maritime History Prior to Your Cruise from Galveston

Located on Pelican Island, Seawolf Park is not only a haven for fishing and picnicking but also a tribute to maritime history. Explore the WWII submarine, the USS Cavalla, and the destroyer escort, the USS Stewart, to learn about their heroic service. The park’s serene setting makes it an ideal place for a reflective walk or a peaceful break. And if you’re lucky, you may catch a glimpse of dolphins playing in the water. Soak in the views of Galveston Bay and enjoy a day at this hidden gem.

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Galveston already anticipating Icon of the Seas and other massive cruise ships

S ometime next year, said Galveston Wharves port director and CEO Rodger Rees, Galveston will see its first “four-ship day.” The city’s booming cruise trade has already advanced to the degree that having three ships in port at the same time has become fairly routine.

According to Rees, Galveston’s three terminals will handle 380 cruises this year. That number will grow even further once a fourth, a $142 million renovation of the Pier 16 area for Swiss-based MSC Cruises, opens late next year . (The target is November .) A few months after that, Rees expects Galveston to overtake the Everglades as the third-busiest cruise port in the U.S.

Indeed, Galveston is “moving a lot of people,” he said.

But the cruise industry never slows down, and Royal Caribbean raised the bar once again earlier this year with the debut of the mammoth Icon of the Seas, which can hold up to 6,700 passengers. In next month’s issue of The Atlantic , novelist Gary Shteyngart opined that the Icon “looks like a hodgepodge of domes and minarets, tubes and canopies, like Istanbul had it been designed by idiots.”

Luckily, Rees said, Galveston’s port is already set up to handle the biggest ships the industry has to offer, Icon included. Last year, the port completed a $53 million renovation ahead of the arrival of Carnival’s Jubilee , itself part of the cruise line’s largest XL class with room for up to 5,400 passengers.

Meanwhile, in November 2022 the port opened its third and newest (so far) cruise terminal at Pier 10, a $125 million zero-energy project built for Royal Caribbean. That company’s Oasis-class—the largest cruise ships on the ocean until Icon came along—Allure of the Seas and Harmony of the Seas have already sailed from Pier 10, but the terminal could easily accommodate the Icon were she to come here, Rees said.

“We can handle it,” he said. “It’s wider, is what it is; it’s not that much longer, which is typically where you run into a problem. If the ship’s too long for your mooring, then you can't really secure it. But when that terminal was built, it was built to handle the Icon. So we're in good shape, thank goodness.”

Now, the only question is when. In January, during a Miami media event ahead of the Icon’s maiden voyage, Royal Caribbean CEO Michael Bayley strongly hinted to a Houston-based travel agent that time could come sooner than later, Travel Weekly reported .

"If you just think forward a few more years, I wonder what we're going to do next," Bayley said. "I'm not giving away our strategy here, but if you just use your imagination, big things are coming, baby.”

Royal Caribbean already has two more Icon-class ships on the way, according to its 2020 annual report filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Set to home-port in Port Canaveral, Fla., Star of the Seas will launch in the summer of 2025; a third, as yet unnamed (and unclaimed), ship is now under construction at the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland.

Could that be the one destined for Galveston? Royal Caribbean is keeping mum for now, but with 50 million people living within a 12-hour drive of the island, Rees likes his port's chances.

“I say bring it on,” he said.

Elsewhere, earlier this week the Port of Galveston board of trustees approved the first construction contract in its $90 million plan to expand its cargo infrastructure, including building a nearly 1,500-foot long berth and demolishing a century-old decommissioned grain elevator this summer.

In the port’s big picture, one hand is washing the other.

“As we continue to develop our cruise business,” Rees said in a news release, “we’re generating cash reserves to fund long-neglected cargo infrastructure.”

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