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PortMiami Terminal E: cruise departures

Terminal E is at 1265 N. Cruise Blvd., toward the west end of the port, and the county sends drivers for it over the PortMiami Bridge. The county's terminals page names Terminals D, E and F as Carnival Cruise Line's. Parking for it is Surface Lot E, which also takes oversized vehicles.

18 sailings we list leave from here between now and December 31, 2026, the last day of the county's Daily Dock report when we read it. The report lists a ship's berth only a few weeks ahead, so later sailings show no terminal yet. A berth can change, so check your cruise documents. The other terminals: Terminal AA, Terminal A, Terminal B, Terminal C, Terminal D, Terminal F, Terminal J, Terminal V.

Source for the terminal itself: the county's terminals page.

Cruises leaving Terminal E

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Questions about Terminal E

Which cruise lines sail from Terminal E at PortMiami?
Miami-Dade County's Daily Dock report, read to December 31, 2026, puts 18 of our sailings at Terminal E: Celebrity Cruises (7), Holland America Line (5), Seabourn (3), Silversea (2), and Carnival Cruise Line (1). The county's terminals page names Terminals D, E and F as Carnival Cruise Line's. A ship can move between terminals, so check the row for your date rather than going by the line.

Where is Terminal E?
Terminal E is at 1265 N. Cruise Blvd., toward the west end of the port, and the county sends drivers for it over the PortMiami Bridge. Our PortMiami terminal guide covers how to get there and where to park.

How do you know which terminal a ship uses at PortMiami?
From Miami-Dade County's Daily Dock report for PortMiami, which gives each ship's berth. It is the only source we use for this. The report we last read ran to December 31, 2026, so 2,223 of the 2,445 sailings we list do not show a terminal yet. A berth can change, and your cruise documents have the final word.