Los Angeles World Cruise Center

Easy port in and out. Sailed on Regent Seven Seas Grandeur. Regent's brand new luxury cruiseship. Pier 93,92,87 is $20.00 /24hrs.

Traffic was tough at exit due to volume but we parked at 10:45 am and at 11:04 we were checked in on the ship and sitting in dining room ready to eat. Such efficiency blew my mind. Everyone was on top of their job and welcomed each passenger warmly. I’m so impressed. We had a 11 am on board schedule but was walking onto the ship at 10:55

I had an absolutely amazing experience at the Los Angeles World Cruise Center! From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive. The terminal was clean, well-organized, and the embarkation process was smooth and efficient. The views of the harbor were breathtaking, and the excitement of embarking on a cruise was palpable. Throughout my journey, the facilities were top-notch, with a wide variety of dining options, entertainment, and activities to keep me engaged. The cruise center's location is also convenient, making it easy to explore the surrounding area before or after your voyage. I can't wait to return for another adventure!

Mixed feelings - luggage carriers were great to deal with and worked quickly. On the other hand, the people inside, one guy working the elevator, and one female at the customs check were very unpleasant with me. Plus the whole place stank bad. I’ll probably pick another port next time I’m looking at cruises, regardless of cruise line.

We took a Royal Caribbean cruise from here to Ensenada and a few ports in between. It was easy to park here as there was plenty of parking and the boarding process wasn't a bad experience.

The Los Angeles World Cruise Center, situated amidst a shipyard, offers a distinct cruising experience that may not appeal to everyone. As a regular Royal Caribbean cruiser, I've found that this port doesn't quite meet the standards of the company's other terminals.

Firstly, the exterior organization leaves something to be desired. With luggage, shuttle buses, and crowds bustling about, it can be overwhelming for those not used to navigating such chaos. It's especially challenging for novice cruisers who may struggle to find their way around. This issue is compounded by the port's location in a busy shipyard, adding an extra layer of complexity to the mix.

Moreover, the aesthetics of the center are lackluster compared to other Royal Caribbean ports. Surrounded by industrial structures and equipment, the port lacks the usual welcoming ambiance and scenic views that cruisers may be accustomed to.

While the port does a functional job of serving its purpose, its organization and environment could use significant improvements. The LA World Cruise Center is best suited to experienced cruisers who can navigate the complex landscape, but for those looking for a smoother start to their vacation, they may want to consider other options.

First time cruiser. I wasn't sure what to expect. This port was so easy to find, and maneuver around. The porters were super friendly and the whole process from arrival to parking to embarkation was quick and easy. Then, upon returning after the cruise....just as quick and easy. I could see my bag before I even got into the area. Grabbed it, stood in front of the facial recognition camera and I was on my way. Parking was $100 for a 5-day cruise.