Cruises To & From New Orleans
Extend your vacation by enjoying New Orleans before or after your cruise
Like the island paradises you’ll visit from your ship, New Orleans has magical foods, music, architecture, history and customs to discover. Don’t be surprised if this city of embarkation and debarkation turns out to be your favorite port. When you cruise from here, you really get two vacations in one.
Cruise Lines Information
CARIBBEAN CRUISING
Carnival Cruise Line
Erato Street Terminal
- Carnival Glory, 6 or 8 nights, Jan - March, Western and Eastern Caribbean
- Carnival Valor, 4 or 7 nights, year round, Western Caribbean
- Carnival Liberty, 6, 7 or 14 nights, May - Dec, Western and Eastern Caribbean & Panama
Disney Cruise Line
Erato Street Terminal
- Disney Magic, 4, 5 or 7 nights, Jan - March, Western Caribbean
Norwegian Cruise Line
Julia Street Terminal
- Norwegian Breakaway, 7 nights, Jan - March, Western Caribbean
- Norwegian Getaway, 7 nights, December, Western Caribbean
Royal Caribbean
Julia Street Terminal
- Brilliance of the Seas, 7 nights, Oct - December, Western Caribbean
MISSISSIPPI RIVER CRUISING
American Cruise Lines
Thalia Street Wharf
- American Heritage, 6 nights, April - May & Oct - Nov
- American Serenade, 6 & 7 nights, October - December
- American Melody, 6 nights, Feb - May & Aug - Sep & Nov - Dec
- American Splendor, 7 nights, Feb - July & Nov
- American Symphony, 7 nights, March - April & August & Oct - Dec
Viking River Cruises
Orange Street Wharf
- Viking Mississippi, 7, 11, 14 21 nights, Feb - July & Sept - Dec
More Cruise Resources
Cruise Parking & Terminals in New Orleans
Easily park your car in New Orleans while you embark on your cruise, then come back and explore the Crescent City!
Cruise FAQs
Want to know more about your cruise from New Orleans? Here are some answers to a few frequently asked questions to help ease your travel experience.
Before and After Your Cruise
Cruise Itinerary
Extend your vacation by exploring everything New Orleans has to offer before setting sail on your cruise.
Accessible Transportation
Even though much of the city was built before the world became enlightened, you’ll find New Orleans is pretty easy to navigate by walker, wheelchair or scooter. Whether you’re traveling by bus…