2018 Cruise Factsheet

CRUISE FACTS 2017 Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal at Pier 66 S​ mith Cove Cruise Terminal at Pier 91PORT OF SEATTLE CRUISE TERMINALSTwo downtown cruise terminals and convenient air travel connections make Seattle the preferredchoice for Alaska, Pacific Northwest and West Coast cruises.Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal at Pier 66 Smith Cove Cruise Terminal at Pier 91Pier 66 anchors an 11-acre vibrant, multi-use complex along Pier 91 is located at the north end of Seattle’s waterfront, just 10Seattle’s downtown waterfront. minutes from the city’s retail core and famous Space Needle.CRUISE GROWTH IN SEATTLESeattle ranks as the #1 U.S. West Coast cruise port, in number of passengers, with eleven different ships offering Alaska cruiseitineraries. It’s a thriving industry that fuels the region’s economy.1,000,000 19996,615 Passengers; 6 Vessel calls 148 196 190 210 218 223 202 192 203 218 800,000 169 195 187 179 600,000 400,000 75 99 2017* 200,000 1,040,412 Passengers; 218 Vessel calls 36 52 60 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017*Passengers 6,615 119,770 166,815 244,905 344,922 562,308 686,978 751,074 780,593 886,039 875,433 931,698 885,949 934,900 870,994 823,780 898,032 983,539 1,040,412 Cruise Passengers Vessel Calls *estimateIN 2017 THE PORT OF SEATTLE WILL HOST That is half the population of King County1 MILLION PASSENGERS* www.portseattle.org/cruise

N 2017 THE PORT OF SEATTLE WILL HOST That is half the populat of King County1 MILLION PASSENGERS*ECONOMIC IMPACT (2017 DATA) $2.7 millionEach time a homeport ship docks at the Port of Seattle $an14nJu,o80abl.2s9st9atme &illolciaol tnaxesit generates $2.7 million to the local economy. $501 m$an5niul0alli1bousnminesisllreivoennue annual bu$sin1es8s .re9vemnueillion 4,029annual state & local taxes jobsHOMEPORT CRUISE LINESSTAY CONNECTED WITH THE PORT Port of Seattle Email and Text Updates P.O. Box 1209 Sign up for updates at our web page Seattle, WA 98111 www.portseattle.org/subscribe www.portseattle.org Printed on recycled paper using soy based ink. 04/2017