Why go to Duluth?
An authentic Lake Superior port with the amenities of a larger city
Waiting for the Aerial Lift Bridge to and from Park Point might cause delays
A friendly town filled with natural scenery, history and culture, and good food
Good to Know?
The road to Park Point crosses the Aerial Lift Bridge, which operates on a schedule: It lifts on the hour and half-hour, between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m., seven days a week, from March 16 through Dec. 31. The bridge will be raised on request for all vessels from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m., seven days a week. Allowing ample time for these bridge events is essential for returning to the ship on time.
Getting Around?
On Foot: Duluth is compact and quite walkable. Most of Duluth's attractions are within a mile of the cruise port.
By Taxi: There are several taxi companies in town. Fares are less than $10 for trips within the downtown area.
By Rideshare: Both Uber and Lyft provide services to travelers. Prices are comparable to taxi fares within the port area.
By Public Transportation: Duluth Transit Authority (DTA) operates regular buses throughout the year. The fare is $1.50 during peak times. From early June through Labor Day, the free Port Town Trolley stops at popular Duluth areas, including Bayfront, Canal Park, the HART District and downtown.
