North side or south side
The harbour splits into two clusters with separate road approaches. Terminals 1, 2 and 3 sit on the south side beside The Cove's restaurants and Jetty Park - that is where Royal Caribbean's biggest ships, Celebrity and Carnival's Mardi Gras-class ships board, and Terminal 3 was built specifically for Mardi Gras. Terminals 5, 6, 8 and 10 are across the water on the north side, used by Norwegian, Disney, MSC, Princess and Carnival's other ships.
Assignments shuffle as ships reposition - Disney uses both 8 and 10, Norwegian both 5 and 6 - so plug the terminal number from your boarding pass into the map, not the line's name.
Parking is $20 a day, counting both ends
Since October 1, 2025 the port's own lots charge $20 a day plus tax, the first rise since 2017. Both the day you drive in and the day you drive out are charged, so a seven-night sailing is billed as eight days. There is no prepaying - you pay at the gate on arrival - and RVs pay the same rate as cars.
Sources: goport.com, cruisehive.com