From ElEdTeach: The port is not too far from the airport maybe a 10-15 min ...
The port is not too far from the airport maybe a 10-15 min ride, I think you pass through down town San Juan to get to the port. There were plenty of buses and taxis at the airport. Have Fun!!
From yumyum69: the port is in old san juan. its within walking distance to ...
the port is in old san juan. its within walking distance to that whole area. there is public transportation there but its iffy sometimes and slow..its not really recommended that you take it. take a cab, its faster anywhere you go is around $12.
From travel guy: There are two cruise terminals in San Juan. The major ...
There are two cruise terminals in San Juan. The major terminal, and the used for most cruises originating in San Juan is the Pan American Cruise Terminal. It is about 15 minutes from the airport. A taxi is your best best since they are regulated from the airport (pre-set price by the cab company, not the driver), and you'll probably have lots of luggage.
The second terminal is used primarily by those ships stopping in San Juan for the day. It is located within walking distance of both Old Town and the Wyndham hotel (closest casino).
I have used both on different cruises.
Have fun and bon voyage!
From SANDRA Q: It is a short distance but you need a taxi. the taxi service ...
It is a short distance but you need a taxi. the taxi service are excellent and safe. you can spend new years eve in San Juan Hotel and Casino.
From vintage flowers: In New Years I suggest U go to a hotel Party the ones in the ...
In New Years I suggest U go to a hotel Party the ones in the Caribe Hilton are the best or go to a restaurant that has a party I know that pretty much every restaurant in the sofo area of old San Juan have Parties some of the restaurants are Aguaviva ( Sea Food) Dragonfly(Mediterranean/Latin Cuisine) The Parrot Club (Caribbean Cuisine) this are very chick places to go out at night if you choose not to go to one of these 4 new years I suggest U go some other day .
Ps remember to make reservations at least 2 or 3 weeks in advanced
From balbinpr: at pier # 4 right in old san Juan . for more information on ...
at pier # 4 right in old san Juan . for more information on things to do check out www.puertoricoplanner.com click on sightseeing and then on expert
From sweety: it is in old san juan about 20min from the luis munoz ...
it is in old san juan about 20min from the luis munoz airport u can c the ship before u reach the port....tell the taxi which ship ur going on and he will take u to it
Etiquette For Cruise Ships
By Ryan Larson
A cruise ship is like a large floating city. Remember that you will be dealing with people from all walks of life, different cultures and religions. Smile. Realize they will do things differently than you.
Get to know the ship. Take the time to find out where the restaurants, shops, gym, etc., are beforehand. Most cruise lines supply layouts of the boat before your cruise starts.
Keep up with the ship's activities. They'll be offering lots of different activities both shipboard and at port. This is a way to get information about the ports of call you will be visiting. The cruise personnel is there to answer any questions you might have. You might want to take an excursion with the cruise line instead of visiting the port of call by yourself. This way you'll be sure to see all the interesting sites.
The first thing you should do is relax. You're on vacation. Don't worry, you don't have any deadlines, and nowhere to go, so chill. You may have to wait in lines, don't whine. Say hello to people next to you in line. Invite a stranger to join you in a game of cards, or a board game to help break up the monotony.
Cruise ships will often post some clothing guidelines for dinner or live entertainment for that evening. These are just guidelines, and you won't have to walk the gang plank if you don't follow them, but you may feel very uncomfortable wearing bermuda shorts and flip flops to a semi-formal dinner or dance.
Be respectful of others and don't hog gym equipment, hot tubs, lounge chairs, computers, etc. There are thousands of others on board who want to use them too!
Only smoke in designated areas. These designated areas are well marked. Do not smoke at your dinner table until all have finished eating.
Don't invite a crowd of people to cut in a line in front of you. There is nothing more exasperating for those waiting behind you. Letting your spouse in is one thing, but not a group you just met on deck.
Remember a smile will go a long way towards easing any tensions you might find. Each and every person on the cruise is there to enjoy his or herself. The above are just common sense rules of etiquette that you could use every day too.
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