Prince Rupert Cruise Port Schedule
Who's docked, when they arrive, when they sail — and how busy Prince Rupert gets before you commit to a port day.
Prince Rupert Cruise Port Traffic — Today
Prince Rupert cruise ship schedule and port traffic, updated daily
This is a live Prince Rupert cruise port schedule for Prince Rupert, British Columbia — a real-time Prince Rupert cruise terminal schedule. Pick any date to see which ships are docked, when each one arrives and sails, how many passengers and crew are aboard, and how the day's total compares with a typical day at the port.
Cruisers use it to pick quieter days to be in port. Anyone working around the port can see how many passengers and crew are due in before the day starts.
Everything below runs off the same schedule feed: a three-month heat map, traffic highlights, a 90-day chart, and a full roster of the cruise lines and ships calling at Prince Rupert this season.
Prince Rupert cruise port schedule, September–November 2026
Green days are quiet, pink days are packed. Hover for the day's numbers, click to load its ship list.
Prince Rupert cruise port traffic, by the numbers
What the Prince Rupert schedule actually tells you
Prince Rupert cruise port traffic is anything but even across the week. Friday is the heaviest day on the schedule, averaging 458 passengers and crew. Saturday is the quiet end of the week, averaging 0.
The single heaviest date currently scheduled is Monday, September 7, when 2 ships bring roughly 8,056 passengers and crew into the port at once — the date to route around if you want space.
Across the schedule, Prince Rupert is on track for about 0.1 million passengers and crew a year — roughly 221 people a day.
Use the heat map above to find a green day if you want a quieter port, or a pink day if you want the biggest ships in port at the same time.
Prince Rupert, British Columbia is located on the north coast of British Columbia, Canada. It is situated on Kaien Island, which is part of the Skeena Archipelago. The port is located at the head of the Skeena River, which is the second longest river in British Columbia. The port is also located near the mouth of the Nass River, which is the longest river in the province. The port is accessible by air, rail, and ferry, and is a popular destination for cruise ships.
Full Prince Rupert port guide →Cruise lines and ships in the Prince Rupert schedule
Daily Prince Rupert cruise port traffic chart
Scheduled passengers and crew, day by day. Hover a bar for that day's totals, click to open it up top.
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