Parking in Port Canaveral

[Itinkso]

http://www.cruiseparkingofportcanaveral.com/

Has anybody tried this place. I know that "Shirley" of The Perfect Gift, recommended them a couple weeks ago.

I have a reservation with them. The facility looks good in the photos; gravel lot but site says they park the cars and then immediately return the keys. $4.99/day Senior rate!

 

[disney1990]

I have a reservation with them. The facility looks good in the photos; gravel lot but site says they park the cars and then immediately return the keys. $4.99/day Senior rate!

Yes, I had reservations at Park & Cruise until I saw Shirley's recommendation. I changed to Cruise Parking of Port Canaveral. I got the $4.99 rate.

 

[Itinkso]

Yes, I had reservations at Park & Cruise until I saw Shirley's recommendation. I changed to Cruise Parking of Port Canaveral. I got the $4.99 rate.

I am now searching for an inexpensive hotel in the Cocoa Beach area. Will let you know about the parking lot after we return!

 

[GW45]

We had planned to use Park 'n Cruise last week and passed it on our way into Port Canaveral - needed to pick up a few things first so continued on into town. When we drove by the Radisson they had the same 5.99 rate ( you don't have to be staying at the Radisson or to have pre booked parking to get this rate as we had previously thought.) We just pulled in and in 15 mins they had helped us with the luggage and were shuttled to the Port. The same driver was there this morning-picked us up and dropped us right to pur car -all very efficient and more than half the price of parking at the port.

 

[kcashner]

Unless things have changed recently, the lot at the Radisson is neither lighted nor secured in any way. The lot at Park and Cruise is secured with a fence.

 

[Swimmergirl]

We had debated between Park 'n Cruise and Cruise Parking of Port Canaveral. We returned yesterday and wound up going with Cruise Parking of Port Canaveral. What friendly people! Their lot is about 10-15 minutes from the port in Cocoa (not Cocoa Beach, its actually a different town). Very easy process - they came to our car, took out the luggage, parked our car in their fenced, gravel lot, and we paid. Waited about 10 minutes for the van to be ready to go while our boys watched a movie and drew on their chalkboard wall. We were dropped off right at the port entrance. On the way to the port we passed the Park 'n Cruise lot. Park 'n Cruise is right off the highway (whereas Cruise Parking of PC was down a local road off the highway, but still easy to get to). Park 'n Cruise would probably be about 5 minutes shorter travel time to the port. Both places looked equally secure to me.

When we arrived back from the cruise, all we had to do was call their number to let them know we had arrived. We waited about 15 minutes for the driver. During that time we saw only one Park 'n Cruise shuttle pull up, so both companies probably have similar wait times. CP of PC uses a 15 passenger van with a little trailer for luggage. Park 'n Cruise had a shuttle bus, which looked nicer. But the bus was packed with people, and there were families that had to wait for the next one. Our family of 4 was the only passengers in the CP of PC van. Upon return to the lot someone took our keys and fetched the car while the driver unloaded the luggage, then put it in our trunk. And off we went. Super smooth, and all the employees were friendly and appreciative of our business. I think both Park 'n Cruise and CP of PC would be good choices, and we would likely choose CP of PC again.

 

[Itinkso]

We had debated between Park 'n Cruise and Cruise Parking of Port Canaveral. We returned yesterday and wound up going with Cruise Parking of Port Canaveral. What friendly people! Their lot is about 10-15 minutes from the port in Cocoa (not Cocoa Beach, its actually a different town). Very easy process - they came to our car, took out the luggage, parked our car in their fenced, gravel lot, and we paid. Waited about 10 minutes for the van to be ready to go while our boys watched a movie and drew on their chalkboard wall. We were dropped off right at the port entrance. On the way to the port we passed the Park 'n Cruise lot. Park 'n Cruise is right off the highway (whereas Cruise Parking of PC was down a local road off the highway, but still easy to get to). Park 'n Cruise would probably be about 5 minutes shorter travel time to the port. Both places looked equally secure to me.

When we arrived back from the cruise, all we had to do was call their number to let them know we had arrived. We waited about 15 minutes for the driver. During that time we saw only one Park 'n Cruise shuttle pull up, so both companies probably have similar wait times. CP of PC uses a 15 passenger van with a little trailer for luggage. Park 'n Cruise had a shuttle bus, which looked nicer. But the bus was packed with people, and there were families that had to wait for the next one. Our family of 4 was the only passengers in the CP of PC van. Upon return to the lot someone took our keys and fetched the car while the driver unloaded the luggage, then put it in our trunk. And off we went. Super smooth, and all the employees were friendly and appreciative of our business. I think both Park 'n Cruise and CP of PC would be good choices, and we would likely choose CP of PC again.

Thank you for the review! We will be parking with them next month.

 

[Amy C.]

Has anyone recently parked for cruise at Port Carnaveral? any tips on places to park?