Port guide · USA

Boston cruise port

Raymond L. Flynn Cruiseport Boston (Black Falcon Terminal), 1 Black Falcon Ave, Seaport District, Massachusetts — a single terminal at the east end of the South Boston waterfront, used by most major lines from March to November.

Where to stay

The cheapest decent option, the best value and the top-end pick near the terminal. Prices are typical nightly rates for a standard room, checked October 2026.

Storing your things between sailings

Monthly self-storage for living at sea, plus somewhere to leave bags for a day.

Self-storage

Prime Storage – Boston Southampton Street

100 Southampton St, Boston, MA 02118 · about 2.5 mi / 10 min by car from the port

5x10 from ~$79/mo; climate-controlled 5x10 ~$111–152/mo Climate controlled

Gate hours limited (closed Mon); 24h access for some units at extra cost; $29.99 admin fee.

Self-storage

Public Storage – Boston 290 Southampton St

290 Southampton St, Boston, MA 02118 · about 2.5 mi / 10 min by car from the port

5x10 from ~$155/mo ($1 first month); 5x5 ~$142/mo Climate controlled

All units climate controlled; elevator; $29 admin fee.

Short-term bag storage

Bounce – Near South Station

Downtown near South Station, about 1.5 mi from the terminal (also Waterfront and Atlantic Ave spots)

from ~$3.95 per bag per day

No Bounce listing in the Seaport itself; hours vary by partner.

Getting there

  • AirportBoston Logan International (BOS) · about 3.6 mi / 15–20 min by car to the port
  • TipLogan is only ~3.6 mi away (15–20 min by taxi); the Silver Line also links Logan to South Station, a short ride from the Seaport.
  • TipThe Hampton and Homewood at 670 Summer St are a walk from the ship; terminal-adjacent CruisePort parking runs about $25–30/day.

Who sails from here

Departures in the next 12 months, by cruise line.

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Back-to-backs from Boston

Same-day turnarounds here: one sailing ends and another leaves the same day.

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