pumpkinqueen93
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Just so I know for whenever I end up going (my scheduled cruise or not).
I'm silver and boyfriend is first time cruiser. Would we get in the line for silver members to check in, odo the lines not matter? (Other than how long you're waiting) If it helps it will be out of Manhattan Cruise Terminal. This is probably a dumb question, but just thought I would ask to make sure.
While I'm here though what is the Manhattan Cruise Terminal like? How's spacing? Were there characters like at Port Canaveral? What's parking like? Is there anything specific to the terminal that you think would be helpful for someone going there for the first time?
I'm silver and boyfriend is first time cruiser. Would we get in the line for silver members to check in, odo the lines not matter? (Other than how long you're waiting) If it helps it will be out of Manhattan Cruise Terminal. This is probably a dumb question, but just thought I would ask to make sure.
While I'm here though what is the Manhattan Cruise Terminal like? How's spacing? Were there characters like at Port Canaveral? What's parking like? Is there anything specific to the terminal that you think would be helpful for someone going there for the first time?
) was from and back to the MCTerminal and we found it a delightful logistical alternative to flying to MCO and busing to PtCanaveral. We live 45 miles away in NJ along the train line, and I used to commute to NYCity so despite the crowds & expense, I find NYC somewhat manageable to navigate.

















Last Nov. we had 1 character come out. Parking is very easy as mentioned. If you want to park for the week and want something less expensive Google NYC discount parking. There are a few garages within walking distance where you can get a decent weekly rate. If you're taking a taxi, car line can get really long as it gets later in the morning. Not my favorite cruise terminal but sailing out of NYC is incomparable!!