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I posted this info on cruisecritic.com. It includes a link listing ships and where they depart from.

posted 01-06-04 01:08 PM
A lot of people have asked where the various cruise ships leave from Seattle, and some wrong information has been put up on this board.

Here is a link that lists all cruise ships and their departure points.

http://www.portseattle.org/seaport/cruise/cruiselinesandschedules.shtml

If you click on the "Map of Cruise Terminals" you will get a sense where these are located in seattle. For the Pier 66 people, that is right next to the Edgewater hotel (very pricey hotel in Seattle, but beautiful).

Keep in mind when you look at the map, there is a VERY LARGE HILL from Alaskan Way where the Pier 66 is and the 1st avenue. Pike's place market is located on this hill.

Hope this helps a lot of you with questions. For anyone leaving from pier 66, the only way to avoid a taxi ride or shuttle from hotel is to stay at Edgewater or Waterfront Marriott. However, this is very expensive so it is much more economical to stay at other hotels and take cabs or shuttles.

<blockquote data-quote="jennie99352" data-source="post: 720983">Hi--I posted this info on cruisecritic.com.&nbsp; It includes a link listing ships and where they depart from.&nbsp; &nbsp;posted 01-06-04 01:08 PM&nbsp; A lot of people have asked where the various cruise ships leave from Seattle, and some wrong information has been put up on this board.Here is a link that lists all cruise ships and their departure points. <a href="http://www.portseattle.org/seaport/cruise/cruiselinesandschedules.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.portseattle.org/seaport/cruise/cruiselinesandschedules.shtml</a>If you click on the &quot;Map of Cruise Terminals&quot; you will get a sense where these are located in seattle. For the Pier 66 people, that is right next to the Edgewater hotel (very pricey hotel in Seattle, but beautiful).Keep in mind when you look at the map, there is a VERY LARGE HILL from Alaskan Way where the Pier 66 is and the 1st avenue. Pike's place market is located on this hill.Hope this helps a lot of you with questions. For anyone leaving from pier 66, the only way to avoid a taxi ride or shuttle from hotel is to stay at Edgewater or Waterfront Marriott. However, this is very expensive so it is much more economical to stay at other hotels and take cabs or shuttles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jennie99352, post: 720983"] Hi-- I posted this info on cruisecritic.com. It includes a link listing ships and where they depart from. posted 01-06-04 01:08 PM A lot of people have asked where the various cruise ships leave from Seattle, and some wrong information has been put up on this board. Here is a link that lists all cruise ships and their departure points. [url]http://www.portseattle.org/seaport/cruise/cruiselinesandschedules.shtml[/url] If you click on the "Map of Cruise Terminals" you will get a sense where these are located in seattle. For the Pier 66 people, that is right next to the Edgewater hotel (very pricey hotel in Seattle, but beautiful). Keep in mind when you look at the map, there is a VERY LARGE HILL from Alaskan Way where the Pier 66 is and the 1st avenue. Pike's place market is located on this hill. Hope this helps a lot of you with questions. For anyone leaving from pier 66, the only way to avoid a taxi ride or shuttle from hotel is to stay at Edgewater or Waterfront Marriott. However, this is very expensive so it is much more economical to stay at other hotels and take cabs or shuttles. [/QUOTE]