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Cruises from Long Beach, California and Los Angeles, California
The ships that sail from Long Beach, California and Los Angeles, California, and Los Angeles International (LAX), the airport to fly into.
Flying in
The airport for Long Beach, California and Los Angeles, California is Los Angeles International (LAX), with 21 lounges to wait in before you board.
- Qantas First Lounge (Temporarily Closed)LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal4.9 ★
- American Airlines Flagship LoungeLAX Terminal 44.8 ★
- Delta One LoungeLAX Terminal 34.7 ★
Ships sailing from Long Beach, California and Los Angeles, California
Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Panorama2019 · 133,868 GT · 4,008 guests · Mexican RivieraCarnival Panorama is the third and largest of Carnival's original Vista-class ships, built by Fincantieri and delivered in October 2019; she served as flagship until Mardi Gras…
Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Radiance2000 · 102,232 GT · 2,984 guests · Mexican Riviera · HawaiiCarnival Radiance sailed from 2000 as Carnival Victory, the third Destiny-class ship in the fleet. A US$200 million refit at Cádiz, delayed a year by the pandemic, was completed…
Princess CruisesDiscovery Princess2022 · 145,000 GT · 3,660 guests · Mexican Riviera · AlaskaDiscovery Princess is the sixth and final Royal-class ship, delivered by Fincantieri on 28 January 2022 after pandemic delays. She measures about 145,000 gross tons and carries…
Princess CruisesEmerald Princess2007 · 113,561 GT · 3,114 guests · Hawaii · Mexican RivieraEmerald Princess is the second Crown-class ship, floated out at Fincantieri's Monfalcone yard in June 2006 and in service since April 2007. She measures about 113,600 gross tons…
Norwegian Cruise LineNorwegian Encore2019 · 169,116 GT · 3,958 guests · Mexican Riviera · AlaskaNorwegian Encore is the fourth and last Breakaway Plus-class ship and, at about 169,100 gross tons, the largest ship in Norwegian's current fleet, with 3,958 guests at double…
Royal Caribbean InternationalOvation of the Seas2016 · 168,666 GT · 4,180 guests · Mexican RivieraOvation of the Seas is the third Quantum-class ship; she was christened in Tianjin, China, in June 2016 and has since been based in Hong Kong, Sydney and Seattle. A March-April…
Royal Caribbean InternationalVoyager of the Seas1999 · 138,194 GT · 3,602 guests · Mexican Riviera · AlaskaVoyager of the Seas is the lead ship of the Voyager class, built at Kvaerner Masa-Yards in Turku, Finland, and named in November 1999 by Olympic figure skater Katarina Witt. The…