Progress is built over time. Every action adds up to a more sustainable and resilient region. | Port of Seattle

The C Concourse Expansion at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is getting a healthy dose of Vitamin S-E-A to make it a WOW-worthy destination that redefines the airport experience — and raises the bar (and the roof)! ⬆️ | Port of Seattle

Fishing, cargo, shipping, cruises: Seattle is the maritime industry. Beyond that, the Port is creating well-paying jobs that will employ thousands. | Port of Seattle

Seattle proudly serves eight major cruise lines 🛳️—your gateway to unforgettable Alaska adventures! Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. operates: Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), Oceania Cruises, and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. NCL sails from Pier 66 (Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal) just steps from iconic attractions like Pike Place Market, Seattle Aquarium, and the Great Wheel. Passengers set sail on a 5-, 6-, or 7-day Alaska cruise aboard: Norwegian Bliss, Norwegian Encore, Norwegian Jade, or No

Meet Carnival Cruise Line—a proud part of the Seattle cruise scene for 15 years! 🛳️🎉 They sail to Alaska from Smith Cove Cruise Terminal at Pier 91 and are part of the Carnival Corporation family (which also includes Princess and Holland America Line). Carnival’s also been a key partner in making cruising greener. 🌿 Back in 2005, they helped pioneer shore power in Seattle. Now, they’ve signed on for 10 more years of homeporting here and are part of the Green Corridor, working to decarbonize t

As cruise season winds down, we’re spotlighting one last cruise line sailing from Seattle — Princess Cruises! From May through September, the Discovery Princess and Royal Princess have called Smith Cove Cruise Terminal home all summer while three additional Princess ships made single port calls. Did you know? Every Princess ship can plug into shore power — shutting off diesel engines and reducing emissions while docked. Princess pioneered the use of shore power back in 2001. Dive into how Prince