Not sure, but the water taxis might be an idea. They take you to a lot of sights.

Sorry! Don’t know the answer to that one. I am not sure where you would take a “ferry.” To get to the port, any cab or Uber or Lyft could get you there. Because it is on the ocean and there is nothing much in front of it but the Atlantic, I am not sure where a ferry would be needed. If you are thinking making trips up and down the Intracoastal Waterway, for that there is the water taxi. You can find information about the water taxis in any Ft. Lauderdale tourist guide. I’m afraid I haven’t heard of any ferries in Ft. Lauderdale. Not saying they don’t exist, just that I don’t know about them.

I would use UBER...or a cab...some of the high visibility outfits are a disappointment

Royal Carribean should have it's own port but as you enter the port there are signs that let you know which cruise ships are in which terminal. Sometimes, terminal numbers are subject to change but the day of your embarkation it is listed on the signage.

Drive to the port...drop off the person that has a mobility issue and your luggage...then drive to the Alamo site drop off the car and walk back or take a cab. You do not have to leave the ship at 6AM...you can take your time on board the ship but should get out of your room by about 8am...Not sure if Alamo will pick up and suspect no so you will have to walk over there and then come back to pick up or take a cab over.

Is there a transfer from port to south beach miami

Arrive early to get through the ship check in with ease. Once on board, there will be food and drinks available.

The Uber and Lyft pick up outside to the right of baggage claim. We made an error and just stood in front of baggage claim. Luckily the driver saw us and stopped. I'd take Uber. Taxi's are around but more expensive.