Port of Los Angeles Prepares for 200 Cruises in 2022, Most Since 2008 Scroll down to see what Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines are offering.

The Port of Los Angeles announced Wednesday it expects more than 200 cruises to depart from its waterfront in 2022, the most since 2008. Latest U.S.

On Saturday, the Port of Los Angeles will witness something it hasn’t seen in a while: a cruise ship pulling away from the pier.

Port of Los Angeles executive director Gene Seroka said every cruise ship that calls in Los Angeles means about $1 million to the local economy. Seroka said the port is predicting an impact of ...

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Celebrity Cruises launched its first ship for the Port of Los Angeles in eight years on September 24, 2022, when the Celebrity Solstice departed from the city on the line's first sailing of its full ...

Princess Cruises is now offering a new summer season sailing out of Los Angeles, offering year-round trips to destinations like Mexico, Hawaii and the California Coast from the port beginning in 2023.

Appearing with him this month was John Padgett, president of Princess Cruises, which plans to expand operations in the Port of Los Angeles. The port had 229 cruise calls last year and expects that ...

Los Angeles is the gateway to the Mexican Riviera, Alaska and Hawaii, as well as the South Pacific and Asia. Norwegian, Princess and Royal Caribbean home-port ships here.

Appearing with him this month was John Padgett, president of Princess Cruises, which plans to expand operations in the Port of Los Angeles. The port had 229 cruise calls last year and expects that ...