Which terminal does Celebrity Cruises use in Florida, and where does the car drop you?
Port Everglades' own page assigns Celebrity Cruises Terminal 25, 2025 Eller Drive, primarily for its newest ships; Celebrity's own FAQ gives the port's address, names no terminal there, and says guests pick an arrival window at online check-in; at PortMiami and Tampa it gives addresses and sends you to your email and the signage (Port Everglades, n.d.; Celebrity Cruises, n.d.).
At Port Everglades: Port Everglades's own page assigns Celebrity Cruises Terminal 25 at 2025 Eller Dr., Hollywood, FL 33316; the page says it is primarily used by Celebrity's newest ships. (Port Everglades, n.d.). Celebrity's boarding FAQ gives Port Everglades as 1850 Eller Drive and names no terminal. It says checked luggage is dropped with the porters at the pier terminal before the car goes on to the garage for that terminal, and prints parking at $15 a day for regular vehicles and $19 for oversized ones, subject to change. (Celebrity Cruises, n.d.).
At PortMiami: PortMiami's own page assigns Celebrity Cruises no terminal: it names no line for the terminals the line describes (PortMiami, n.d.). The FAQ gives the port as 1015 N. America Way on Dodge Island, names Terminal A for the group's Oasis-class ships, and tells everyone else to consult their email and the signage; long-term parking is available, with rates on PortMiami's page. Its Miami port page says taxis, rideshares, shuttles and limousine services are available to the port and that taxis wait outside each terminal. (Celebrity Cruises, n.d.).
At Port Tampa Bay: Port Tampa Bay's own page assigns Celebrity Cruises no terminal: it names no line for the terminals the line describes (Port Tampa Bay, n.d.). The FAQ lists Terminal 2 at 651 Channelside Drive and Terminal 3 at 815 Channelside Drive, says signage shows the assigned terminal, and names the garage at 810 Channelside Drive across from Terminal 3 at approximately $15 a day, paid on entry. (Celebrity Cruises, n.d.).
Celebrity's FAQ says online check-in opens 45 days before the cruise and closes 3 days before, that guests select an arrival time during check-in and should arrive within that window, and that an all-aboard time applies; it prints no clock time for either. It says the terminal address is in the app and in the guest account. (Celebrity Cruises, n.d.).
Not on the pages I read: a Florida-specific arrival window or all-aboard time; which PortMiami or Tampa terminal its own ships use; a ride-share, taxi or private-car drop-off point. A terminal is the cruise line's to change, and a port's page and a line's page do not always agree on a street name or a rate, so the desk checks your cruise documents against both the day before the car is sent.
What the car does: give the desk the ship, the sailing date and the flight, and the car is sent to the terminal address your documents name, planned against the line's own check-in deadline rather than the drive. The fare is agreed before the car moves, the captain watches the flight, and the pickup after the cruise is at the same terminal.
Celebrity Cruises's Florida ports, as the ports assign them
| Port | Terminal, per the port | Address, per the port |
|---|---|---|
| Port Everglades | Cruise Terminal 25 | 2025 Eller Dr., Hollywood, FL 33316 |
| PortMiami | No line named by the port | 10 terminals listed; your documents name yours |
| Port Tampa Bay | No line named by the port | 3 terminals listed; your documents name yours |
The terminal column is the port's own assignment, not the line's; what the line itself says about each port is in the text above, read November 2, 2026. A port that names no line for a terminal is shown as such, and your cruise documents win over this table.