Baltimore Cruise Reviews

Boarding was OK! ...

There's not much at the port (no shops or anything to see) and there's not much signage for dropping off passengers or luggage. We chose this port because we lived nearby and didn't have to fly. ...

Really quick to board and leave the ship ...

We live in Baltimore, embarked ...

For those travelling from other states or countries, come a day or two head of the cruise. Baltimore has much to offer with Fort McHenry (not far from the ship), the aquarium and science centers and professional sports teams. ...

We were well served by embarking at 2:30 pm after the crush. Debarking at 12:00 we hit the crush of people arriving for the next cruise. Long line of cars our friend had to wait in to pick us up. Specify whether you want to be picked up directly at exit side of building or out in the parking lot at the designated pick up spot. ...

Just toured on our own day prior to sailing. ...

Having lived in the Washington D.C. area for more than fifty years, we were very familiar with the Baltimore Harbor. We did not venture out on this trip but if you have not been to Baltimore previously,... there is a lot to see and do in this port prior to or following your cruise out of Baltimore. ...

Easy port to get to and embark ...

Spent two nights and a day in the inner harbor, easy walking around the inner harbor, friendly people, good service, enjoyed the aquarium. Keep in mind that staying in a hotel in or withing a couple of minutes waling distance has expensive parking. My wife and I stayed in teh Days Inn, $30 a night for parking. I did find out from Grandeur of the seas crew members who live or lived in Baltimore ...