Is it too late to book a shuttle?

[tassycatt]

We arrive in Miami around 10 am day of cruise. Everything is paid for but my question is, can I go into carnival.com and sign up for the shuttle?

[spencercoop]

I am not sure, but it doesn't hurt to go online and try to book it. Or you could call Carnival directly.

[BeccaBecca1713]

Don't quote me, but I believe you have to call no less than 7 days before your cruise to book the Carnival Shuttle. Looks like you better call NOW!:eek:

[ladyd11933]

I would just take a taxi, it is $24 flat rate from MIA to Port of Miami. Carnival charges $16 per person.

[JohninDC]

We arrive in Miami around 10 am day of cruise. Everything is paid for but my question is, can I go into carnival.com and sign up for the shuttle?

 

To POM? :confused: Do not bother - a taxi from MIA to POM is a flat rate of $24+tip for the 15 or so minute ride. That price is for the cab, not per person -- you can save even more by sharing a cab with other cruisers! ;)

 

Good luck! :)

[LucyR.]

You don't need a reservation for the Carnival transfer shuttle bus. Just look for a representative at the airport and you will be able to board the bus and be charged later on your ship&sail card. I do that all the time with all of the cruiselines.

 

Plus, there are plenty of other private shuttle companies who will take you to your cruise ship too. Just make a deal and ask how much?

 

Don't worry you will find transportation to the ship without a reservation.

 

I never make a reservation in advance because I never know what is available until I walk out of the airport. Sometimes I end up in a Limo or private car for the price of a shuttle van. I first pay the price for a shuttle and then their workers are the ones who put me in a Limo or private nice car to the cruise ship or hotel. The same thing could happen to you.

[H82seaUgo]

we walked up to them once, and they graciously accepted our money right there and then.

 

but i agree you're better off just getting your own cab. lot easy quicker, and no waiting. they're all lined up outside waiting for you, in the same place as the buses.