Baltimore Cruise Reviews

Baltimore has been a good port to cruise out of for us. They need to fix the parking issue. We waited in line to park for an hour in stop and go traffic. This was due to people checking their bags. We are carry on, they could have a second line for carry on passengers and the traffic would be fixed. After the parking fiasco the rest of the port is excellent. ...

Used to be a much easier port to park in. We were in line just to park for30-45 minutes. After that, embarkation went smoothly. ...

The Inner Harbor was nice but there is quite a bit of homelessness. The National Aquarium is worth visiting. ...

Everything was alright. The time they give you means nothing. First come first served. Arrived at my time and there were a lot of people already there. ...

The port needs a different system for wheelchair passenger drop offs. Very rushed and hurried with personal items and travelers. ...

easy getting off ship & taxi to airport. ...

The only downside to Baltimore is that you won't find any really large or new ships sailing from there. If you value convenience, value, and comfort and don't mind a more traditional cruise ship, this is a great port. Super easy and you get to sail for hours in the protection and scenery of the Chesapeake Bay before hitting the ocean, usually when you are already asleep. There's nothing much ...

Only parked and boarded, did not sightsee. Parking was easy, but pricey $75 for 5 day cruise. Short walk to pier and very easy disembarkation. ...

Baltimore is pretty easy to get in and out of. The embarkation process was simple for us as Key guests, from door open to boarding it took 10 minutes max. We enjoyed the Baltimore Hampton Inn Inner Harbor the night before, and spent the afternoon at the aquarium which was within walking distance. Hard to complain about Baltimore, though the roads suck. ...

Great places to go when you know where to go, not easy to get around sans a Uber or Taxi, especially to the port, a bit removed from the main downtown ...