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Port staff previews Pier 27 management deal and proposes raising passenger fee to $18
Summary
Port staff presented an informational briefing on a draft management agreement with Pacific Cruise Ship Terminals (Metro) for Pier 27 and Pier 35, proposing to raise the passenger fee from $12 to $18 and outlining event and parking revenue-sharing mechanisms to offset higher operating costs at a modern terminal.
At an informational presentation on May 13, port staff outlined a proposed management agreement with Pacific Cruise Ship Terminals (Metro) to operate a new primary cruise terminal at Pier 27 and maintain Pier 35 as backup.
Planning and development staff and finance staff described operational features of Pier 27 — shore power, a mobile gangway and HVAC — and said the facility’s modern systems will raise operating costs. To offset those costs the draft agreement would increase the…
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