leesgibson

Seems they are not done any more. Work at Port Miami and Port Everglades and our guests ask this same question. We are required to look for their landing stamp if they are not United States citizens and paging through the pages, I do not see them. A few years back I was in Roatan, Honduras and got an "unoffical stamp."

Here's my suggestion. I have worked with a major cruise for over 6 year at the Port of Miami. Having to face a $20 a day parking fee by parking just across the ship is not a nice way to end a cruise. Downtown Miami is extremely crowded and there is off-site parking but have had no need to use them. Hertz, Dollar, National, and Thrifty offer free shuttles for renters that both drop off and pick up for their locations. The only off-site company I can bring to mind is PREMIER ... I have seen departing guests having trouble reaching them for pick-up. Do a little online research. Hope I have given you a little clue as to your upcoming cruise. Lee