Cruises from Detroit

Feel like you are stuck in Detroit? Always getting jealous of your friends going on fabulous cruises? Wondering if there are any cruises in your general geographic area? We have all of the answers for you! Read on to make your cruise dreams come true!

·         Choose a close port. Many cruises go out of Texas or Florida. This doesn’t mean that awesome ones don’t go out of New York City, Philadelphia, or Boston! Many major cruise lines sail from NYC, including Norwegian and Carnival. It is a much shorter flight to fly from Detroit to New England than to fly from Detroit to Florida! Use those extra savings and get yourself an ocean-view cabin.

·         Great Lakes Cruises. Did you even know that cruises on the Great Lakes existed?! Well they do! And guess what, Michigan is bordered by two of them! Many of the Lake Michigan cruises are 7 days long and start/leave out of Chicago, which is just a six hour drive! Great Lakes cruises are much smaller than conventional cruise ships which will offer you more privacy and more ports of call.

·         River Cruises. River cruises, like the Great Lakes cruises, are much more intimate and personalized than large Caribbean ones. On smaller ships, staterooms are much more spacious and usually include a balcony. In addition, you can enjoy sustainable cuisine prepared from fish caught directly out of the river on which you are sailing!

If you choose to fly out of Detroit Metro Airport to get to your departure port, be sure to make your online parking reservation with U.S. Park!