CRUISE SHIP TERMINAL TIMELINE1913: Broadway Pier is built at a cost of $450,000.1932: A new transit shed is built on Broadway Pier, and the old shed moves to the B Street Pier.1930s-’70s: The… ...

The Port of San Diego is embarking on a $5 million upgrade of the aging B Street Terminal — the single largest improvement since the former cotton warehouse was transformed into a cruise ship ...

A $341,000 solar energy system that's expected to provide 70 percent of the power needed at the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal should be operational by the end of the month, the Port of San Diego ...

A $341,000 solar energy system that’s expected to provide 70 percent of the power needed at the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal should be operational by the end of the month, the Port of San Diego ...

The Port of San Diego is doubling shore power capability at its B Street and Broadway Pier cruise ship terminals to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions on and around San Diego ...

In 2024, the port will begin construction on a $5 million project to make interior improvements to the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal. The Port of San Diego is California's third busiest cruise ...

After Pandemic Pause, Cruise Ship Sailings Return to Port of San Diego On Oct. 1, the Disney Wonder and Grand Princess will be the first sailings out of San Diego’s B Street Cruise Terminal ...

The Port of San Diego says its total shore power investment in infrastructure for cruise and cargo terminals tallies $24.7 million to date. Photo Credit: Port of San Diego ...

In 2024, the port will begin construction on a $5 million project to make interior improvements to the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal.

The port’s two cruise ship terminals on B Street and Broadway piers are located on the North Embarcadero in downtown. Repairs and improvements are underway at the B Street Cruise Ship Terminal.

A cruise ship is docked at the Port of San Diego B Street Cruise Terminal in 2016 in this undated photo.