Sat, Mar 08, 2025
Summer jobs available in Seattle!9:00 am to 4:00 pmBell Harbor International Conference Center3rd Floor2225 Alaskan Way, Seattle, 98121Join us at the 2025 cruise job fair and meet with employers hiring for part-time and full-time ...
The Cruise Activity and Performance Dashboard provides a visual representation of the Port's current and historic cruise activity including ship visits, passenger volumes, and shore power utilization. This information is linked to...
Select a terminal to see directions and parking details. Not sure which terminal to select? Visit the Find Your Ship and Terminal page.
Travel is back and visitors will soon arrive in the region to begin their cruise vacation to Alaska. That means hundreds of seasonal jobs at the airport and at the Port's two cruise terminals. Jobs are full- and part-time with fle...
Watch the June webinar recording for an update on the progress to decarbonize cruise travel between Washington, British Columbia, and Alaska. The Pacific Northwest to Alaska Green Corridor project is a collaborative p...
For more than 20 years, the Port of Seattle has prioritized protecting the environment while growing cruise to deliver $900 million in annual business revenue to the region during typical operations. The Port is also committed ...
Toward the Greenest Cruise Port in North AmericaThe Port of Seattle is on its way to becoming the greenest port in North America, with a goal to phase out seaport-related emissions by 2050. The cruise industry is a sign...
Below are frequently asked questions from cruise passengers.
Toward the Greenest Cruise Port in North AmericaThe Port of Seattle is proud to be the largest and fastest growing cruise market on the West Coast. For over 20 years the Port has prioritized protecting the environment while g...
We look forward to welcoming passengers back to our cruise terminals and are excited for the approaching Alaska cruise season. We know that carbon footprint is important to people when they make their travel decisions. Now, a...
