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You will need your license plate number and a credit card, or the correct amount in cash to pay at the pay stations. Payment is made at various self-serve pay stations found at the perimeter of the parking lot, or via smart phone. You can get to the parking lot from the terminal via Main Street or Palm Street. Parking is located at the Municipal Parking Lot adjacent to the Balboa Pier. Where do I park when I travel on the Catalina Flyer? The boat will not wait for guests who are late. Boarding will begin 30 minutes prior to departure.
You should plan to check in 1 hour prior to departure for your trip to Catalina Island on the Catalina Flyer. How early do I need to check-in for the Catalina Flyer? The Catalina Flyer operates 290 days a year (weather permitting), including most major holidays.
Make sure to bring cash with you for the snack bar & drink bar on the boat – credit cards are not accepted. Payment for parking can be made in cash or credit card. Bathing suit, hat & sunscreen are always good things to have on Catalina Island. Catalina Island weather may impact this excursion. No paddle boards or kayaks are permitted. A golf bag counts as one piece of luggage. No gas/propane stoves – No flammable substances. Single-handed ice chests only – no tools of any kind. Bikes are $7.00 round-trip – payable on departure. All passengers are required to carry their own luggage onto the boat and it will be put in the luggage storage area. Only two pieces of hand-carried luggage per person.
Additional sanitizing is happening regularly. Capacity is limited to allow for social distancing. What you should know about this experience and COVID-19: A snack bar is available on the first deck an alcohol-serving bar is located on the second deck. Enjoy “Speed – Service – Comfort” with the Catalina Flyer. Crossing time is only 90 minutes on the LARGEST catamaran to Catalina Island. This is one of the most easily accessible ports for residents of Orange County, Inland Empire and San Diego County to travel by boat from the mainland to Avalon. The Catalina Flyer departs from the Balboa Pavilion in Newport Beach at 9 am daily, returning from the island at 4:30 pm daily.
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