Suggestions for Boat or Ferry near Los Angeles
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Robert A. • April 5, 2013If you are coming with your family consider a family membership, not that much more than 4 tickets and you can come back any time for the rest of the year.
FrecklesUSA • August 19, 2015An authentic historic (haunted) vintage hotel museum ship, with beautiful retro mid-century appointments. The food establishments are pricy, as one might find in DC.
The Ritz-Carlton • July 23, 2015S.S. Lane Victory at Port of Los Angeles was built in 1945. The ship served during WW2, The Korean War and the Vietnam War. Now it’s a living museum and memorial, with guided tours offered daily.
Los Angeles • August 1, 2013San Pedro’s 1st Thursday Art Walk began in 1996, but more recently locals and cruise tourists from nearby Port of LA have flocked to experience the community, street performances & art.
Fisa S. • June 16, 2014Feels like im in mexico...hard to get through with a stroller but seafood is great!
Barry C. • April 9, 2017Probably the most personable captain we ever had the food was good the staff was great and the captain even participated is in some of the gameshows
Alex B. • December 25, 2011Loved that cruise! 14 day Panama Canal in room B402! Great staff, ship and room!
Jim O. • October 9, 2011Get there early, their parking is rough and they take time to get through security
Norwegian Cruise Line • November 19, 2010The Mexican Riviera has something for everyone – golf, kayaking, snorkeling, shopping and elegant Spanish architecture wherever you turn.
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