Seattle embarkation

[D1324tt]

Any information would be helpful. We're boarding the Majestic for a west coast cruise Sept 29th and staying in a suite. Are there any priority boarding options for suite guests? How do we find out which pier we will be leaving from and time of embarkation? Thank you for your comments.

[Outerdog]

The cruise confirmation pdf you received with your booking has good info, as does the cruise personalizer online at princess.com.

 

For embarkation, you follow line through like everyone else, then you will be directed to a suite waiting area after check in, or more commonly these days, just stroll on board, depending on your arrival time at the terminal.

 

[SiliconCruiser]

1 hour ago, D1324tt said:

 Are there any priority boarding options for suite guests? How do we find out which pier we will be leaving from and time of embarkation?

You'll be boarding with the Elite and Platinum guests after the ADA passengers.  For cruises embarking from SEA, they generally use Pier 91.

[HotRoot]

We disembarked in Seattle.  The mess outside the ship was terrible.  One lane traffic with people being dropped off and picked up at the same time.  A vehicle would stop to pick up or leave off and the entire line with stop.  If I ever sail out of Seattle, I will not go to the port before 11 am.  Leave plenty of time for the disembarking passengers to get out of the port.  This was Pier 91 with two ships in port. 

[Cruise Raider]

According to the cruise ship schedule, you will be boarding at Pier 91, along with the Radiance of the Seas, so it will be quite busy at the Port that day. 

https://www.portseattle.org/sites/default/files/2024-05/2024 Regular Season Sailing Schedule 5.1.24.pdf

 

You will be asked to wait in a line to get into the terminal along with everyone else for your ship if you arrive early.  Once they open up the terminal for embarking passengers, you will go through security and check in.  You will go through the green lane if you already have your medallion and the blue lane if not.  Once through all that, you will be given a priority boarding group number if boarding hasn’t already started but be allowed right onto the ship if it has.