The Right Airport?

[Momma Mojito]

We are planing an   MSC Seascape cruise and was wondering if Laguardia Airport is the  best airport?  Because we always fly a day ahead of our cruise I would like suggestions for a place to stay   Thanks

[njhorseman]

1 hour ago, Momma Mojito said:

We are planing an   MSC Seascape cruise and was wondering if Laguardia Airport is the  best airport?  Because we always fly a day ahead of our cruise I would like suggestions for a place to stay   Thanks

MSC Seascape sails from Miami. Perhaps you're cruising on MSC Meraviglia, which cruises from Brooklyn?

 

If you're cruising from Brooklyn LGA is the closest airport to the port, but you can also fly into JFK or EWR. You need to check airfares and flight schedules. If you're coming in the day before the cruise I'd suggest you consider staying in Manhattan rather than Brooklyn, for a better variety of sightseeing, restaurants and hotel choices. If you stay in lower Manhattan, in the Wall Street/Financial District area, it's very easy to get to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal on embarkation day by taking a ferry from Pier 11 on the East River across to Brooklyn. The ferry drops you literally a few steps from the cruise terminal.

 

New York City has hundreds of hotels in a large range of prices so your budget and the area where you want to stay are key information for recommending hotels.

[Brighton Line]

Or MSC Divina and MSC Explorer will sail from Manhattan on May 19th and September/October respectively. 

[Momma Mojito]

15 hours ago, Momma Mojito said:

 

 

Edited May 8, 2023 by Momma Mojito

[Momma Mojito]

13 hours ago, njhorseman said:

MSC Seascape sails from Miami. Perhaps you're cruising on MSC Meraviglia, which cruises from Brooklyn?

 

If you're cruising from Brooklyn LGA is the closest airport to the port, but you can also fly into JFK or EWR. You need to check airfares and flight schedules. If you're coming in the day before the cruise I'd suggest you consider staying in Manhattan rather than Brooklyn, for a better variety of sightseeing, restaurants and hotel choices. If you stay in lower Manhattan, in the Wall Street/Financial District area, it's very easy to get to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal on embarkation day by taking a ferry from Pier 11 on the East River across to Brooklyn. The ferry drops you literally a few steps from the cruise terminal.

 

New York City has hundreds of hotels in a large range of prices so your budget and the area where you want to stay are key information for recommending hotels.

 

[Nitemare]

@Momma Mojito, you have quoted 2 posts but not added any information.  If the replies have helped you, please let us know, if you need more information, please let us know, also.

[njhorseman]

4 hours ago, Brighton Line said:

Or MSC Divina and MSC Explorer will sail from Manhattan on May 19th and September/October respectively. 

I think the nycruise.com schedule is incorrect about MSC Divina.

 

Per MSC's website MSC Divina will be on her way from Miami to Barcelona at that time and will be in San Juan on May 18, 2023 and St. Maarten on May 19.