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Grandeur
of the Seas
Baltimore
Cruises
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Cruise from Baltimore to Bermuda or the Caribbean and the Bahamas in 2008. Royal Caribbeans' Grandeur of the Seas will offer five day cruises to Kings Wharf, Bermuda on the following dates: April 26, May 10, 24, June 7, September 13, October 11, 25.
Norwegian Cruise Lines - Norwegian Majesty will offer 7 day cruises to St. George, Bermuda on the following dates: June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 19, 26, August 2, 9, 16. Also Grandeur of the Seas will offer round trip 9 day cruises with ports of call in San Juan/Puerto Rico, St. Thomas/Charlotte Amalie, Samana, Labadi/Labadee on the following dates: May 1, 15, 29, October 16.
They will also have an 11 day one-way cruise to Tampa with ports of call in Charleston, Bahamas/Grand Turk, Samana, Cartagena, Caymans/George Town, and ends in Tampa. Set sail on October 30th.
Many passengers from the Baltimore area also cruise from Bayonne NJ ( 3 hours away) or Philadelphia ( 2 hours away ). |
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Celebrate
Your Success!
Take your business to sea on an Incentive
Cruise.
Departures from All US Cruise Ports including Galveston, Seattle, Los Angeles
and Fort Lauderdale.
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All Baltimore Cruises
Depart from the South Locust Point Cruise Ship Terminal
Directions & Parking
South Locust Point Cruise Terminal Directions
Passengers will find easy access to Maryland’s Port of Baltimore South Locust Point Marine
Terminal by private car or taxi.
Address: 2001 E. McComas Street, Baltimore, MD 21230
From points South:
Follow I-95 North to Exit 55, Key Highway. From the ramp, stay straight on East McComas Street.
The South Locust Point Cruise Terminal’s entrance is on the right.
From points North:
Follow I-95 South through the Ft. McHenry Tunnel, be sure to be in the right lane when going
through the tunnel. Take Exit 55, Key Highway. Turn left at the traffic light onto East McComas
Street. Follow the signs to the South Locust Point Cruise Terminal’s entrance on the right.
Parking
We make it easy for you; no advance reservations are required to park in our secure lot located on the South Locust Point Marine Terminal. Ample long-term parking is located within walking distance of the Passenger Building and courtesy/handicap shuttles are available. Parking fees are payable upon arrival by cash or traveler's checks only.
Passenger Cars - $10.00 per day
Recreational Vehicles - $20.00 per day
Busses - $25.00 per day
Upon arrival, passengers will drop off their luggage into our containers. Please make sure to have your cruise line issued luggage tags filled out and attached to your bags before entering our facility. After dropping off your luggage, you will then proceed to our long-term parking lot.
From Governor Ehrlich:
GREETINGS from one of the hottest new cruise venues in the country! Whether you’re a Marylander, Washingtonian, Ohioan, or North Carolinian, we know you’ll love to cruise from Maryland’s Port of Baltimore. Our advantage as the westernmost port for cargo on the East Coast is an advantage for cruising too. As the cruise lines expand their appeal to all types of families, they have come to appreciate Baltimore’s strategic mid-Atlantic location for easy access.
In Spring 2006, our new, dedicated passenger cruise terminal located at South Locust Point will welcome cruisers.
The new terminal is located right off Interstate 95, just a quick ten minute ride from BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport and only five minutes from Baltimore’s world-renowned Inner Harbor.
Both Annapolis and Washington, DC can be reached by car from the terminal in under an hour. This is an ideal setting no matter where you are coming from.
Our dedicated cruise facility will allow Maryland to further tap into the tremendous growth of the cruise industry in the Mid-Atlantic region. During the 2005 cruise season, 30 cruises left from Maryland’s Port of Baltimore. Royal Caribbean offered five-night cruises to Bermuda, nine-night cruises to the Caribbean, and one 13-night cruise to the Caribbean.
We want your visit to our state to be as pleasurable and safe as possible. My Administration has enhanced port security, made our public transportation systems safer, and dramatically improved the health and vitality of Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay. We look forward to seeing you soon in Maryland and hope you choose Maryland as your cruise destination point.
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