Mobile Cruise Ship Embarkation Port
Terminal location, parking information, transportation options, things to do, weather, special events
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Getting around Mobile
Bicycle Tours
offers a new and fun way for visitors to see Mobile Bay. Two Wheel Tours currently offers four distinct bike tour itineraries to select from including rides on the scenic Causeway or through downtown Mobile and the Oakleigh Historic Garden District. Suitable for novice riders. A $25 fee per tour guest includes bike, helmet and bottled water. Tours are offered on weeknights and weekends. Two Wheel Tours
The Mobile Bay Ferry
Transports both vehicles and passengers to Dauphin Island and Gulf Shores.
Mobile Bay's moda! electric trolleys
Free downtown transportation. Trolleys run every 10 minutes on a convenient three-mile route. Just look for the green umbrellas at every stop.
ports > embark > Mobile
Founded in 1702. Mobile is rich in history, culture, and tradition. The Mobile Bay area has always prospered because of its strategic location. A deep bay and harbor area offered a perfect shipping port. The barrier islands of Gulf Shores and Dauphin Island were ideal for military strategists. There they built strong forts to assure that only welcome guests ventured into the bay. Today these historic forts offer visitors a glimpse into the past. Mobile is known as the city of six flags having flown under the French, Spanish, British, Republic of Alabama, Confederacy, and the USA flags. The correct pronunciation of the city is mobeel, given the soft emphasis on the second syllable by its French founders.
Terminal Information
Mobile Alabama Cruise Terminal
201 South Water Street Mobile, AL 36602
Terminal Features
Features include six drive through lanes for arriving passengers, a four level pedestrian tower providing three elevators, three stairwells and an escalator. Handicap parking available with proof of valid permit. Covered garage adjacent to the terminal. On-site parking as well as off site locations is offered; a shuttle is available to take passengers back to the terminal.
Full payment due upon entering the parking garage. Accepted forms of payment: U.S Dollars; Major Credit Cards. No advance reservations required.
Things to do
USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park
Tour two National Historic Landmarks, Battleship USS Alabama and Submarine USS Drum, and see over 20 rare historic aircraft. Website
The Museum of Mobile
Discover 300 years of Mobile history. Located in the Southern Market, a National Historic Landmark building. Website
Greyhound Racing at Mobile Greyhound Track
Live Greyhound racing nightly. Exit 13 I-10 W. Theodore Dawes Rd, Theodore, AL. Website
For a complete list of attractions, visit the Mobile Visitors Center.
Events
Bayfest Music Festival
The annual October event offers continuous music for every taste, including country, classic rock, alternative, pop, jazz, R&B, rap, gospel, modern rock and more. The event also includes a family activity area that has garnered rave reviews. Website
