Featured Hotels
1.2 miles from Cruise Terminal
8959 Astronaut Boulevard
Cape Canaveral, FL
The Residence Inn Cape Canaveral is your home away from home. Residence Inn is the closest all suite hotel to Kennedy Space Center and one of the closest hotels to Port Canaveral. Our Key West style hotel offers a wide variety of amenities that cater to the leisure and business guest. Guests can visit our many local attractions...More
3.4 miles from Cruise Terminal
5575 North Atlantic Avenue
Cocoa Beach, FL
The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites is the most beautiful hotel in the Cocoa Beach area. We provide the most luxurious accommodations, superb guest service and amenities that can capture everyone's imagination. We also offer various room types to suit those special occasions Family Suites, Romantic Suites, and VIP suites...More
4.4 miles from Cruise Terminal
3435 North Atlantic Avenue
Cocoa Beach, FL
The new state-of-the-art lobby at Courtyard Cocoa Beach Cape Canaveral provides greater flexibility and choices for our guests. This hotel features our new lobby with inviting, flexible spaces to work or relax in, free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and easy access to the latest news, weather and airport conditions via our GoBoard...More
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About Port Canaveral Cruise Terminal
Cruise Terminals 2, 3, and 4 were Port Canaveral's first facilities dedicated to the cruise industry. These south-side terminals have, in total, 2,153 feet of continuous dock with -28 feet MLW draft, offering the capacity to accommodate two large or three medium-length cruise ships.
Cruise Terminal 5 is an elegant two-story triangular terminal that boasts a 30-foot high atrium filled with lush tropical vegetation, including living trees and three cascading waterfalls. Embarking passengers glide upward into a glass-enclosed second floor lounge with water views in every direction, while disembarking passengers, luggage, and ship's provisions move through the downstairs areas. The boarding system features air-conditioned passenger boarding ramps and hydraulic gangways.
The first terminal in the U.S. built to a specific cruise line's specifications and for its exclusive use, Cruise Terminal 8 was custom-designed for Disney. The $27 million terminal boasts a 90-foot high glass tower. Two escalators carry guests to the second floor where they step onto a 13,000 square-foot terrazzo map of Florida's East Coast and the Bahamas, and view original murals depicting the Disney Cruise Line experience. Facilities include a play area and café.