Need Pier Numbers

[socialworker]

When do pier numbers at Port Everglades become known and how do I find out where my ship will be docked? I'll try locating the port on google to see if I can find a website. But if anyone knows; I'd appreciate the info. Thanks.

[Capt_BJ]

why?

 

do you need to know the gate number of your flight months out?????

 

if you drive in, there will be BIG signs

 

if you taxi in, they know how to find out ......

[eagletwo]

The Pier number may change at any time depending on how many ships are in port. If you go by taxi, Uber, shuttle or bus, they will know which Pier to drop off.

[jcc1025]

As they said, just tell your driver what ship your on and they all know which pier

 

 

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[mllewis48]

When do pier numbers at Port Everglades become known and how do I find out where my ship will be docked? I'll try locating the port on google to see if I can find a website. But if anyone knows; I'd appreciate the info. Thanks.

 

 

 

You can check http://www.porteverglades.com inside of 14 days of when you sail. They post the arrival and departure times plus the pier number. HAL usually sails out of 21 or 26 near the parking deck in the port.

[fishywood]

You can check http://www.porteverglades.com inside of 14 days of when you sail. They post the arrival and departure times plus the pier number. HAL usually sails out of 21 or 26 near the parking deck in the port.

 

The OFFICIAL website is actually http://www.porteverglades.net

 

From there you can pull up the ship schedule; berth assignments are available seven days in advance--but keep in mind they are still subject to change especially when your cruise line has more than one ship in port that day.

 

https://pevvesseltraffic.broward.org/webx/

 

But as has already been said it takes a real conscious effort to NOT find your particular ship quickly; huge signs greet you at every entrance and intersection in the port--and the ships are adequately spread out (unlike in, say, Miami where they all line up in a close row bow-to-stern) that if you know what your ship looks like you can usually find it on sight.

Edited December 21, 2016 by fishywood