Broward County Port Everglades

Broward County Port Everglades

4.3 424 Reviews
Catalin Lupu
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I have only ever left out of the Princess Cruises terminal so I wouldn t know about any of the other terminals but it is very clean. Porters wait outside to help you with your bags (they only work for tips). Plenty of seats for waiting but usually you don t have to wait long at all. Very efficient, I have traveled around the world embarking and disembarking cruise terminals in many places, and in my personal opinion, Port Everglades is one of the best visited! Each time when we arrived here either to get on or get off our cruise ship it has been done in a very organized manor. It is a well organised system where everything comes together: local police & sheriff agencies, federal customs & boarder patrol, union baggage handlers, ship restocking delivers of food & booze companies, cruise ship staffs and multiple cruise ship operators all in the port at one time. Great to see how it all works! Great experience with Princess Cruises staff!

Staci Bourland
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Very easy to get in and out of Terminal 25. Clean and seamless. First time traveling through there and I am impressed! From luggage drop off to parking to going through security, it was a great experience! So much organization. Cant wait to travel through there again!

Susan Rose
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I was working for a cruise line and when I saw the line of cars at security, I thought I'd be late to work. All of the booths were open and it moved surprisingly fast. The security guards were efficient, professional, asked all the right questions, i.e. why I was there, if I had weapons, etc. She told me how to get to the terminal I needed to go to and which parking garage (there are three: Northport, Midport and Southport). Not a bad experience at all.

Adena Govindan
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Horrible experience! Honestly, if we could rate this experience as a zero, we would. First and last time going to this port. Came back from the cruise and accidentally left our sons' luggage. We tried to get it and they (security) wouldn t let us back in- even After offering to give our passport and go through the screening again. After an episode of he said she said and 30 minutes later we found out what the process was. Had to wait till everyone was off the ship before we could get his luggage to scan it in. Of course by then, our son was fussing and we Couldn't leave to get food because of the luggage situation. It was such a messy situation. Port everglades has way too many restrictions and needs to revise their process/policies to make things more convenient and accommodating. It was a horrible way to end our cruise and I DO NOT recommend that anyone use this port. Stick to port Canaveral. They are super organized and their process has been smooth for the past two times that we've gone there.

Simon Drury
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Absolutely the worst treatment for disembarking passengers that I have ever experienced in over 30 cruises. What a way to welcome people to the USA! Had to shuffle along in a line, pushing all my luggage, for almost TWO hours in order to clear Homeland Security. No Customs, I wonder why? Surely this could be changed so that arriving passengers are not subjected to this ridiculous wait. There is no seating available. Seems almost like Ellis Islandish!

Peggy Wagner
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There's definitely no walking off this peer to town! I texted Uber and went to Walgreens for a few essentIials I needed for the cruise. Being from Washington St I was delighted see lizards ALL OVER.... really pretty lizards but alas they were camera shy. Very humid for me but a lovely area.

Paul Salgado
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Very efficient. Cruise Ship got us off 30 minutes early and now we are in the shuttle heading to car. Highly recommend All Stars (with Fed Star on logo) shuttle transport. Spacious transport bus and drivers very helpful. Multiple people met us at terminal making sure our ride was coming.

joshua arnold
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The Port Director needs to come out and see what it s like on a Saturday. We have been sitting in traffic for over 1.5 hours after getting off 95. There is absolutely no reason this can t be a streamlined experience. Commercial fuel vehicles should be not be allowed to come in during cruise boarding. Also, needing to check ID, this is a joke. Literally seeing if I have ID does nothing for the security of a port.

James T. Patterson
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We recently took a cruise of of Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, this being the first time leaving through this port. Although it is a highly industrialized port, we were rather surprised by the cleanliness and efficiency of the environment. Shuttle services were smooth, all staff we encountered were happy & friendly, and the property grounds overall appeared well kept. We have no problems returning to this port again down the road!

Lori Wilk
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Port Everglades is an amazing place and it's our preferred port for cruising from South Florida. It's an awesome experience to leave or arrive at Port Everglades and some of my favorite photos are from Port Everglades before or at sunrise from our balcony of our cruises. Port Everglades is easy to get to from major expressways and from Federal Hwy. It does get very busy so be sure to give yourself enough travel time and expect crowds at the mega cruise lines.