ROYAL Caribbean Cruises has inked an agreement with Miami- Dade County to construct and operate a new cruise terminal at PortMiami, which will serve as a homeport to RCI ships. The 15,794m2 terminal is nicknamed the ‘Crown of Miami’ due to its shape and at night the facility’s facade will...
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ROYAL Caribbean Cruises has
inked an agreement with Miami-
Dade County to construct and
operate a new cruise terminal at
PortMiami, which will serve as a
homeport to RCI ships.
The 15,794m2 terminal is
nicknamed the ‘Crown of Miami’
due to its shape and
at night the facility’s facade will
be lit up.
Once complete, it’s anticipated
Royal Caribbean will generate at
least 1.8 million passengers at
PortMiami, which is 30% of the
port’s projected passenger traffic.
The agreement will come before
the Miami-Dade County Board of
County Commissioners on 06 July.
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