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  • David1 month ago in Pier 91
    Dropped off the luggage for the day.  It was quick and easy.  Friendly helpful staff.  Easiest and least expensive way to store luggage for all day.  Thank You!!!
  • Selena4 months ago in Pier 91
    Fast and friendly service
  • David1 year ago in Pier 91
    It was so convenient with the new, extremely restrictive bag policy at Climate Pledge Arena. Rather than stand in line with nearly everyone trying to enter you can leave your bag one block away at the hotel. Staff was super friendly and quick to help.
  • Crystal1 year ago in Pier 91
    Friendly staff, took our bags and made them secure answered our questions and gave us walking directions. Would definitely is this service again. 
  • adrienne1 year ago in Pier 91
    Close to space needle area. We used day after cruise to store while exploring Seattle. Staff was very friendly and a Starbucks is connected.
  • Kristina2 years ago in Pier 91
    Easy to find location, friendly staff
  • Daniel3 years ago in Pier 91
    All worked smoothly
  • Bobbie3 years ago in Pier 91
    Wish it was a little closer to downtown but it was conveniently located near Seattle Center. It was an easy 10 min walk to the Space Needle.
  • Anthony 6 years ago in Pier 91
    Very convenient and professional. Was able to walk around without my cumbersome bag.
  • Clay7 years ago in Pier 91
    First time using this service and I loved it. Totally saved the day! I was going to Canada and had to store some items that I couldn't take into the country due to quantity. Everything was perfect and affordable. Thanks!
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Where can I leave my luggage at Pier 91?

You can leave a bag with Stasher at Pier 91, with storage starting from $2.49 per bag per day. On cruise days, the Smith Cove Cruise Terminal at Pier 91 may also offer limited same-day baggage storage, though availability, hours, and fees can vary.

What time do I need to collect my stored bags at Pier 91?

Bags left at the Pier 91 storage facility must be picked up by 3:00 p.m. to avoid a late fee.

Is luggage storage at the Smith Cove Cruise Terminal always available?

Limited same-day baggage storage may be available on cruise days at the Smith Cove Cruise Terminal, but hours, availability, and fees can change.

How much does luggage storage cost at Pier 91?

The on-site storage desk charges a flat rate of $6 per bag for same-day storage. Stasher luggage storage at Pier 91 starts from $2.49 per bag per day.

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Last updated: 13 out, 2026

Luggage storage at Pier 91

Pier 91, the Smith Cove Cruise Terminal, sits at the north end of Seattle's waterfront on historic Smith Cove, about 10 minutes from the retail core and the Space Needle.

It's a home port for several major cruise lines, so plenty of travellers pass through with bags that need a place to sit for a few hours. The terminal itself has a same-day storage desk in the Crew Center at the north end of the Ground Transportation Center, charging $6 per bag.

Availability is limited and can vary on cruise days, and stored bags must be picked up by 3:00 p.m. to avoid a late fee. If the desk's limited availability or the 3:00 p.m. pick-up cut-off doesn't suit your plans, Stasher offers storage across Seattle as an alternative. With Stasher, you can store bags from $2.49 per bag per day.

⁣Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to US$13,000. Stasher storage at Pier 91 can be booked through the website or app.

Other PlatformsStation/Airport Facilities
Price$2.49Varies, usually slightly moreVaries, up to 2x more
Refund policyCheck MarkCross Mark credit only or no refundCross Mark
Guarantee$13,000Similar (terms vary)Cross Mark
Trustpilot Score4.8 / 5Between 2.5 and 4.4 / 52.7/5
Number of locations9738VariesOnly at stations/airports

Arriving at the terminal with bags

There's no direct rail or transit link to Smith Cove Cruise Terminal, and the pedestrian staircase from the Magnolia Bridge is permanently closed. Public bus service isn't a convenient option either. The nearest Link light rail station is Westlake, about 3 miles away, and from there a taxi or rideshare takes roughly 10 minutes to reach the terminal. Taxis can drop you right at the entrance, while rideshare passengers are let off about a 10-minute walk away, though a free shuttle covers that stretch.

Cruise day bag services

The Port of Seattle runs Port Valet, a complimentary programme that transfers checked bags from the ship to the airline for cruise passengers. The ground transportation lot handles bus parking, taxis, and private drop-offs, with a separate mobile phone waiting lot for pick-ups. Specific lines using the terminal include Carnival, Celebrity, Cunard, Holland America, MSC, Princess, Royal Caribbean, and Virgin Voyages.

Getting into Seattle from Pier 91

If you've stored your bag and have time to spare, three hours is enough for a tight trip to Pike Place Market. Five hours gives you room to explore the market and waterfront properly, and eight hours allows for a return ferry to Bainbridge Island. The 210-acre Pier 91 site in the Interbay neighbourhood also handles tug and large vessel moorage, commercial fishing offloading, and seafood cold storage alongside cruise operations.

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