After a lengthy pandemic-related pause, cruise ships – with passengers on board – will once again start sailing in and out of the Port of San Diego Friday, which hopefully brings a boost to ...

Port locations: Most ships dock at B-Street Pier & Cruise Ship Terminal,1140 N. Harbor Dr., San Diego (View on Google Maps). A few others call at Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier, 1000 N.

SAN DIEGO — The Port of San Diego is set to begin its busiest cruise season since 2010, with all sailing at or near full capacity and a 45% increase over last year expected to see a total of ...

They will also disinfect the port before and after each ship disembarks. They remind the public that they may see cruise ships at the dock, or anchoring in and around San Diego Bay until at least ...

The Port of San Diego is embarking on a $5 million upgrade of the aging B Street Terminal — the single largest improvement since the former cotton warehouse was transformed into a cruise ship ...

The schedule includes longterm port partners Holland America Line and Disney Cruise Line, as well as Princess Cruises, Viking Cruises and Silversea Cruises. Making their first visits to San Diego ...

The Port of San Diego says its cruise business is bouncing back after years of dwindling services. The first of two European cruise lines made a stop in San Diego Tuesday. The second ship is ...

November 1970: The first cruise ship to offer scheduled cruises from San Diego after the inception of the Port District — the Greek M/S Orpheus — begins making scheduled 10-day cruises to ...

Most cruise ships departing from the port sail roundtrip to Mexico, use San Diego as a turnaround point or call there during repositioning cruises. The move to install an additional shore power ...

In 2024, the port will begin construction on a $5 million project to make interior improvements to the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal. The Port of San Diego is California's third busiest cruise ...