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The number of passengers coming through San Diego is forecast to climb significantly, thanks to a decision by Royal Caribbean to homeport here foru0003the 2026-27 season.

From Coronado to Carlsbad, there's no shortage of parades, dinners, festivals, concerts and cruises to celebrate the Fourth of July.

San Diego is California’s third busiest cruise port behind Long Beach and Los Angeles. This cruise season is expected to inject over $11 million into the local economy.

Royal Caribbean is expected to homeport in San Diego, boosting the local economy with Mexican Riviera cruises starting October 2026.

There's plenty to see and do in San Diego once your cruise ship docks. Explore a walkable downtown, take a taxi to La Jolla, and enjoy world-class beaches.

The number of passengers taking cruises out of San Diego is forecast to double within the next two years, thanks to a decision by Royal Caribbean to homeport here for the first time ever.