Cruises from Seattle
A downtown start for summer Alaska weeks.
Seattle photos
Washington, United States
A downtown start for summer Alaska weeks.
Seattle is the U.S. homeport for our Alaska season. Ships use the downtown waterfront, including the Bell Street cruise terminal at Pier 66 and the Smith Cove terminal at Pier 91. Which pier you get depends on the ship, and it changes, so the sample does not assign one.
A seven-night Alaska week from Seattle is the core product: Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, and a scenic day. You stay in the U.S. for embarkation, which is the practical difference from Vancouver. The season is summer. This pier is quiet for cruises in January.
- Two terminalsPier 66 is on the central waterfront. Pier 91 is at Smith Cove. Check the assignment before you book a hotel.
- Alaska only, in our samplesCaribbean and Mexico do not leave from here in this catalog.
- Summer seasonMay through September, matching the Alaska page.
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Questions about Seattle
Which pier should my hotel be near?
Whichever pier is on your documents. They are not a short walk from each other.
Is Victoria always included?
Often, because of cabotage rules on certain itineraries, but not as a promise on every sample. Read the calls on the sailing you inquire about.
What should I wear on deck?
A warm layer you can close, even in July. The port towns are milder than the scenic cruising.