🚢 Cruise Pulse
Why Royal Caribbean Passengers Are Walking Into MSC’s Miami Terminal
Royal Caribbean passengers will temporarily board their cruises from MSC’s Terminal AA in PortMiami while Terminal G undergoes renovations. This change affects upcoming sailings, including those of the popular Wonder of the Seas and Freedom of the Seas, as Royal Caribbean’s new $345 million terminal is set to open in 2027. Guests should prepare for a bit of a trek, as they’ll need to drive past Terminal A to reach Terminal AA, which is a massive 492,678 square feet—almost like navigating an airport concourse! While this shift may cause some confusion, it’s crucial for cruisers to follow the blue signs to avoid getting lost. Remember, comfortable shoes are a must for this temporary embarkation point!
💡 What This Means For You
Royal Caribbean guests need to be aware of terminal changes to avoid confusion on embarkation day.
📝 Mark's Take
This story is important for cruisers to know about terminal changes that could affect their embarkation experience.
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