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Oceania Cruises · Pier 66 · 2026 season
Oceania Riviera in Seattle
Oceania Riviera sails from Pier 66 · Bell Street — roughly every second week, on varying weekdays, late May to late August 2026, per the Port of Seattle's published 2026 cruise schedule (April 2026 revision). The exact day varies by sailing, so read it off your own documents. Not Pier 91; the two terminals are fifteen minutes apart and that difference is a real slice of your morning.
The terminal, and where we meet you
Pier 66 is the downtown terminal: Pike Place Market, the waterfront and the Overlook Walk are a short walk from the gangway, and a turnaround day here buys you roughly thirty more usable minutes than the same hours out of Pier 91. We meet on Alaskan Way at Bell Street.
On a turnaround morning you will typically be off the ship between 07:00 and 09:00 depending on your disembarkation group, and back aboard by the all-aboard time your cruise line sets — normally 60 to 90 minutes before sailing. We build the whole day backwards from that number and subtract another hour for getting back aboard, which is why our plans do not end at a sprint down the gangway.
Port Valet and your bags
The Port of Seattle's Port Valet page does not currently list Oceania Cruises among the participating cruise lines, so plan on keeping your bags with you — they ride in our vehicle at no charge, which is most of the same freedom.
Either way, luggage never decides your day here: cruise bags travel in the vehicle at no charge, and a debark day can end at Sea-Tac instead of the pier. The Port Valet page has the details and the fine print.
What actually fits
Hours ashore around Oceania Riviera, and what they honestly buy.
| You have | From | What fits |
|---|---|---|
| 4 hours ashore | Pier 66 | The city loop, or the Market plus the Locks. Nothing out of town. |
| 6 hours ashore | Pier 66 or 91 | Snoqualmie Falls and back, or the full city loop with time to eat. |
| 8 hours ashore | Either pier | Boeing and Mukilteo, Woodinville, or Bainbridge with the ferry both ways. |
| Post-cruise, flight that evening | Either pier | A full day with your bags aboard, finishing at Sea-Tac rather than the pier. |
Mount Rainier is not on this table on purpose — it needs about eleven usable hours and a cruise day gives you six or seven. The calculator runs your own times.
Days we run from the piers most often
