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hotel,parking,shuttle - Ft Lauderdale


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We are going to be cruising out of Ft Lauderdale - does anyone have a suggestion for a hotel that offers 1night before the cruise, keep the car and shuttle us to and from the ship?

 

Also - any ideas on public parking if the hotel option does not work?

 

Thank you for the help

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Days Inn has a park and fly package. We always stay at Days Inn 1 night before flight. WE are going to be on an 11 day cruise and we are staying at Days Inn for 76.00 including tax, they will shuttle us to and from, plus park our car there. We cannot get that price just to park our car at airport! Just go on their website, www.daysinn.com

Goodluck

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I usually recommend the Amerisuites to my clients who want to stay the night prior. They allow cruise parking, will shuttle you to the terminal and breakfast is included. But you will need a cab on your return.

http://www.amerisuites.com/reservations/locationdetail.asp?facid=3929

 

But if you just want parking at a lower rate than at the cruise ship terminal, use Park 'n Fly. They do a great job for $9 per night. However, we did have to wait a while for our return shuttle on one trip. The others went very smoothly, but I now warn clients that there may be a delay in their pick-up.

http://www.pnf.com/ftlauderdale/porteverglades.htm

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I usually recommend the Amerisuites to my clients who want to stay the night prior. They allow cruise parking, will shuttle you to the terminal and breakfast is included.

 

Amerisuites charges $12 a day to park, same price for parking in a secure garage at the port.

Sleep Inn & Suites in Dania and LaQuinta Inn & Suites in Hollywood, both highly rated hotels by posters on these boards have a sleep and park program with shuttles to the port. ;)

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I usually recommend the Amerisuites to my clients who want to stay the night prior. They allow cruise parking, will shuttle you to the terminal and breakfast is included. But you will need a cab on your return.

http://www.amerisuites.com/reservations/locationdetail.asp?facid=3929

 

But if you just want parking at a lower rate than at the cruise ship terminal, use Park 'n Fly. They do a great job for $9 per night. However, we did have to wait a while for our return shuttle on one trip. The others went very smoothly, but I now warn clients that there may be a delay in their pick-up.

http://www.pnf.com/ftlauderdale/porteverglades.htm

Amerisuites is now charging cruise passengers $12 per day to park. I have always stayed there pre-cruise but I now plan to look elsewhere.

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