Long Beach Cruise Terminal Car Service
Chauffeur rides to the Long Beach Cruise Terminal beside the Queen Mary, at a price locked in when you book. We drop you and your bags at the terminal door, so your car never sits in a port structure for a week.
Long Beach Cruise Terminal, beside the Queen Mary
Long Beach Cruise Terminal
231 Windsor Way, Long Beach CA 90802
The Queen Mary
LGB, about 15 minutes (LAX about 35)
Leave your car at home, not at the dock
A cruise means a week or more away, and a car left at the terminal structure costs more every day it sits there for the whole sailing. The garage also has a 7 foot height limit, so larger vehicles get sent to the outdoor lot. A price locked at booking means no structure, no daily rate, and no height limit to worry about. We drop you at the terminal on the way out and meet you on debarkation morning, when a whole ship empties at once and rideshare prices climb.
Book Your Cruise Terminal RideWhy Choose Curbside Rides
TCP #45621-A, CPUC regulated.
Run by Gary, 3,200+ chauffeured rides at a 5.0 rating. Booked direct with the operator rather than through an app.
One newer Cadillac Escalade ESV or Chevy Suburban with room for 6 passengers and 6 bags, so a family and a week of luggage fit.
Your price is locked at booking, and embarkation day demand does not change it.
Getting to the Long Beach Cruise Terminal
The Long Beach Cruise Terminal is the geodesic dome beside the Queen Mary, at the south end of Long Beach where the 710 Freeway meets the waterfront, about 15 minutes from Long Beach Airport and 35 from LAX. Carnival Cruise Line sails from here to the Mexican Riviera, Hawaii and beyond. There is a passenger drop-off at the terminal, and the parking structure's first 30 minutes are free, so we hand you off at the door without you paying to park. We handle the drop directly, so you go from door to terminal without circling the structure.
See official terminal information from Visit Long Beach
Book Your RideFrequently Asked Questions
Do you drop off right at the Long Beach cruise terminal?
Yes. We pull up to the terminal beside the Queen Mary and unload you and your luggage at the door. The parking structure's first 30 minutes are free, so there is no parking charge to hand you off.
How much does it cost to park at the Long Beach Cruise Terminal?
The terminal's own structure charges a daily rate that adds up quickly across a week at sea, and a 7 foot garage height limit sends larger vehicles to the outdoor lot. Rates change over time, so confirm the current rate with the terminal. A chauffeur with a price locked at booking skips the structure entirely.
Can you pick us up when the cruise returns?
Yes. We meet you at the terminal on debarkation morning. Because a whole ship disembarks at once, rideshare prices at the port spike right when you land, so a pre-booked pickup at a locked price is the calmer option.
How far is the Long Beach cruise terminal from the airport?
About 15 minutes from Long Beach Airport (LGB) and roughly 35 from LAX, depending on traffic. If you fly in, we track your arriving flight so the timing holds even if it lands late.
Will the price go up because it is embarkation day?
No. Your price is quoted and locked at booking, with no surge. Cruise day demand does not change it.
How many people and how much luggage fit?
One newer Cadillac Escalade ESV or Chevy Suburban seats up to 6 passengers with room for 6 bags, so a family heading out for a week fits comfortably. TCP #45621-A, CPUC regulated. Run by Gary, 3,200+ chauffeured rides at a 5.0 rating.
Is this a black car service?
Yes. Curbside Rides is a licensed black car and chauffeur service, TCP #45621-A. Every ride is pre-booked with a professional chauffeur, and your driver and car are confirmed the night before.