Offsite Cruise Parking

[PryncessLace]

Has anyone used Lots of Honor for parking during their cruise?

The rate is awesome, the company website says that it is owned and operated by a Veteran, and that a portion of every dollar goes to helping other veterans through the Homes for Our Troops charity.

We have used park n cruise in the past, but if there are great reviews of this company, we would like to give them our business this time.

 

[mystifyny]

I am interested in any reviews as well.

 

[Capt_BJ]

fairly new operation

about 3 times as far away from the pier as Park n Cruise .... this one is on US-1, a bit north of the Beach Line / 528

this site has tried to operate a parking spot at least twice b4 and failed, probably due to the increased distance from the port ... the area is also pretty industrial giving it a 'bad' look. The other two popular places (park n cruise, park port Canaveral) are closer and right off of the Beach Line / A1A

I have mixed emotions about their playing the 'veteran card' ... I'm a 29 year vet myself. I've seen too may use the term loosely. (1 4 year hitch and never out of the US is still a VET', and a sprained knee playing basketball in the gym in NJ can result in a 'disability' covered by VA)

BUT TODAY their $5.99 / day cost is LOW.

Do you feel lucky? Well, do ya?

If I was cruising this week I'd use Park n Cruise . . .

 

[P'colaBeachBum]

There has been some bad press about cruise lots not at the Port. Parking at the DCL cruise terminal is a safe covered garage and well protected by security. Well worth the few extra dollars..imo.

 

[tz2989]

I have used Park N Cruise twice in the past, but I plan on watching this lot to see how reviews go before my Oct cruise.