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Aloha Tower, downtown Honolulu

Aloha Tower terminal, Piers 10 and 11 cruise ship schedule

1 ship call is due at the Aloha Tower terminal, Piers 10 and 11 to Sat, May 13, 2028. Hawaii DOT Harbors Division calls Pier 11 Honolulu Harbor's alternate cruise ship terminal, and the state's berth calendar also schedules ships at Pier 10, next to it. The entrance is on the north extension of Aloha Tower Drive.

The pier for each call comes from the State of Hawaii's berth schedule for Honolulu Harbor, and berths can change. Check your cruise documents. The other terminal: Pier 2 Cruise Terminal. The ship schedule shows them together, and the terminal guide compares them.

Cruise ships at the Aloha Tower terminal, Piers 10 and 11

Both terminals

Ships that asked for Aloha Tower, pier not settled

The state's schedule marks 17 calls at Pier 10 or Pier 11 as "Conflicted": the request clashes with another booking for that pier, which need not be a cruise ship, and the state has not settled it yet. These ships are due in Honolulu, but may tie up at another pier.

Questions about the Aloha Tower terminal, Piers 10 and 11

Which cruise lines use the Aloha Tower terminal, Piers 10 and 11 in Honolulu?

On the State of Hawaii's berth schedule to Sat, May 13, 2028: Carnival Cruise Line (1 call). A line can use both terminals and a ship can move between them, so check the row for your date rather than going by the line.

Where is the Aloha Tower terminal, Piers 10 and 11?

Entrance on the north extension of Aloha Tower Drive, Honolulu. Hawaii DOT Harbors Division calls Pier 11 Honolulu Harbor's alternate cruise ship terminal, and the state's berth calendar also schedules ships at Pier 10, next to it. The entrance is on the north extension of Aloha Tower Drive. Our terminal guide covers how to get there, and the Harbors Division's page has its own details.

How do you know which terminal a ship uses?

From the State of Hawaii's berth schedule for Honolulu Harbor, kept by its Harbors Division on Hawaii.PortCall.com, which gives every call a pier. It is the only source we use for this. It ran to Sat, May 13, 2028 when we last read it, so 26 sailings of the 125 we list do not show one, because they leave after that date or from a pier with no terminal page. Berths can change, and your cruise documents have the final word.