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We have stayed at the Marriott twice and Seaport Village is right next door.  We have walked to where the cruise ships dock.  It's a nice walk along the water.  The USS Midway is also dry docked along your walk.  Quite an impressive sight!!!  Love Seaport Village.  Lots of shops and places to eat.  As in any city, some homeless people are there but not alot.  Love San Diego.

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2 minutes ago, kayehall said:

We have stayed at the Marriott twice and Seaport Village is right next door.  We have walked to where the cruise ships dock.  It's a nice walk along the water.  The USS Midway is also dry docked along your walk.  Quite an impressive sight!!!  Love Seaport Village.  Lots of shops and places to eat.  As in any city, some homeless people are there but not alot.  Love San Diego.

Midway is in the water. Not dry docked.

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13 hours ago, scottca075 said:

Walkable, but a tourist trap.

Thanks.  Aware that it is a tourist trip.  Used to live in SoCal (Irvine and Chula Vista).  Meeting a friend there so wasn't sure how long of a walk it would be from the ship.

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Call it a tourist trap, but one with gorgeous views and wide, walkable paths.  We’re locals and go often to enjoy a walk.  
 

Better restaurants will be closer to the ship - Fish Market and Brigantine.

Enjoy.   
 

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53 minutes ago, kayehall said:

We enjoyed sitting in the upstairs area of the Brigantine.  Nice atmosphere, right on the water

 

I am not always a fan of the Brig, in fact I think they ruined the Coronado location in the last remodel, but they did an amazing job at Portside Pier.

 

https://portsidepier.com/

 

Portside Pier is right next to the cruise terminal and in nice weather (a lot of the time in SD) Topsail is our favorite spot in the multi-venue complex. We can bike over from Coronado using the ferry and enjoy the atmosphere. It is doubly fun when ships are in.

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A few months ago we took a Holland America trip leaving from SD.   The check in was a mess.  The line stretched almost all the way to the Brig complex, so we just enjoyed lunch waiting  outside there until things cleared out.  
Nice place.   

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