Door-to-door private transfers to Pier 91 (Smith Cove) and Pier 66 (Bell Street) for every Alaska, Pacific, and Caribbean sailing. Flat rates from $107, luggage handled by your driver, multi-stop pickups for travel groups — and a return trip on disembarkation day that's monitored from the moment your ship docks.
See pricing by pier and pickup city. Book online in two minutes, with luggage and multi-stop pickups built in.
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All rates include luggage handling, door-to-pier service, and a confirmed pickup time matched to your sailing's all-aboard. No surge, no hidden fees. Tap a pier to switch the table.
★ Rates are one-way starting prices. Round-trip (embark + disembark) bookings get 10% off the return. Multi-stop pickups +$15 per stop. Luggage handling included for up to 2 large suitcases + 1 carry-on per passenger.
Cruise trips bring more bags, more people, and more variables than a typical airport run. The way we handle both is built specifically for cruise travelers — not adapted from another service.
Cruise luggage is heavier and more numerous than typical airport luggage. Our drivers are trained to handle it — and our pricing builds it in, no nickel-and-diming.
Families and friend groups don't always live at the same address. We route a single vehicle through 2–3 pickup points across Snohomish County — substantially cheaper than separate bookings.
Seattle's cruise season runs primarily May through September, with peak Alaska sailings in summer. Book early for Saturdays in July and August — pier traffic and our availability both get tight.
Alaska Inside Passage, Glacier Bay, round-trip Seattle. Largest fleet from Seattle.
Alaska 7-day sailings, Mexican Riviera repositioning. Heritage cruise line.
Most Alaska sailings from Pier 91; some smaller ships use Pier 66.
Quantum-class Alaska sailings. Large ships, large embarkation crowds.
Premium Alaska sailings, Edge-class ships. Adults-focused.
Smaller-ship cruise lines, often Pier 66 (Bell Street). Always verify at booking.
Always confirm your pier on your cruise documents — pier assignments can shift mid-season, especially for NCL.
Cruise embarkation has more moving parts than airport drop-off — the pier opens at a specific time, all-aboard is a hard cutoff, and luggage drop is a separate stop. We handle the choreography.
Pick your pier, pickup city, vehicle, and sailing date. Share your ship name and all-aboard time and we'll quote a pickup that lands you at the pier 2–3 hours before departure.
We cross-check your pier and ship against current cruise schedules. If your sailing has an unusual all-aboard or pier shift, dispatch will flag it before final confirmation. Email + SMS confirmation lands in your inbox.
Driver arrives 5–10 minutes early. Luggage loaded from your door, additional stops collected en route, then direct to your specific pier and terminal. Drop at the correct luggage drop area, not a generic curb.
For round-trip bookings, dispatch tracks your ship's arrival status. Driver heads to the pier as your disembarkation group is called, with 60 minutes of free wait built in for customs and luggage claim.
Cruise luggage volume is roughly double an equivalent airport trip — more days at sea means more bags. Vehicle recommendations below assume cruise-typical luggage, not airport-typical.
For solo cruisers and couples with typical cruise luggage. Tight luggage capacity — recommended only if you're traveling light or with 1–2 medium bags total.
The cruise sweet spot. Roomy enough for a family of four with full cruise luggage, or two couples sharing a transfer. Heated leather seats and ample cargo space.
For multi-generational families, friend groups, and travel agent group blocks. Captain's chairs, USB at every seat, overhead storage for carry-ons. Cargo bay handles a full family's worth of cruise luggage.
Real cruise transfers from Snohomish County families and travel agents. All three sailed in 2025; none paid for or edited their review.
Six adults, six full cruise suitcases, three carry-ons, two pickup addresses. Driver showed up with a Sprinter and a calm smile, handled every bag, and got us to Pier 91 with two hours to spare. Booked again before we even boarded.
Our ship was an hour late docking and customs was a disaster. Walked out at 10:30am and our driver was waiting in the pickup zone with our name on the windshield, didn't bat an eye. Took us home like nothing was unusual.
I book cruises for 80+ clients a year and ground transport used to be my worst headache. Now I just email Everett Shuttle the manifest. Net rates are fair, billing is clean, and clients consistently thank me for the recommendation.
Six common questions about timing, luggage, pier assignments, multi-stop pickups, and contingencies. For broader questions, see the full FAQ page.
Most cruise lines recommend arriving 2–3 hours before departure. For Pier 91 (Smith Cove), boarding typically opens 11am–12pm with all-aboard at 3:30–4pm. We'll quote a pickup time based on your specific sailing — usually 3–4 hours before all-aboard, factoring in pickup-city distance and Saturday I-5 traffic.
Our drivers handle all luggage from your door to the pier's luggage drop area. We accommodate 2 large suitcases plus 1 carry-on per passenger as standard, with additional pieces available on request. No extra fee for cruise luggage allowances — it's already built into our flat rate.
Pier 91 (Smith Cove): Princess, Holland America, NCL (most Alaska sailings), Royal Caribbean, and Celebrity. Pier 66 (Bell Street): NCL (some sailings), Oceania, and smaller cruise lines. We'll confirm the correct pier when you book — never assume based on cruise line alone, as pier assignments can shift mid-season.
Yes. Multi-stop pickups are common for families and friend groups traveling together. We can pick up at 2–3 addresses across Snohomish County on the same trip. Additional stops are $15 each — substantially less than two separate bookings.
Yes — return transfers are scheduled at booking and our dispatch monitors ship arrival status. Most cruises disembark between 7am and 10am; we'll quote a pickup time based on your ship and disembarkation group. Drivers wait 60 minutes free if disembarkation runs late.
Embarkation delays: we adjust pickup at no charge with 4+ hours notice. Cruise cancellations: full refund with 24+ hours notice. We also coordinate hotel transfers if your sailing is rescheduled by the cruise line — many of our clients have used us for the "stuck in Seattle" pivot when ships were late arriving.
Book your transfer online in under two minutes, or call dispatch and we'll quote both legs (embark + disembark) while you're on the phone. Travel agents — call our cruise desk for group blocks and net rates.
