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Royal Caribbean has announced new developments that are relevant to travelers planning a Caribbean cruise. Key Aspects: Renovations are underway at Terminal A, which is Royal Caribbean’s usual cruise terminal in PortMiami.
Key Aspects: Renovations are underway at Terminal A, which is Royal Caribbean’s usual cruise terminal in PortMiami. While the work is underway, guests will embark at Terminal AA, which is MSC Cruises’ state-of-the-art cruise terminal that opened in 2025. Wonder of the Seas, Icon of the Seas, and Freedom of the Seas will collectively visit PortMiami nine times before the month is over. Royal Caribbean will be moving to a temporary home in PortMiami while renovations are completed at Terminal A, its usual passenger terminal. A letter to passengers is instructing future guests to proceed to Terminal AA, which is utilized by MSC Cruises, to embark on their upcoming sailings. Royal Caribbean did not specify what renovations are in progress at Terminal A or how long the closure would last, though it’s no secret that cruise terminals require continuous upkeep of marine infrastructure and passenger facilities.
Port developments affect the cruise experience for thousands of passengers each season. New terminals, expanded facilities, and updated infrastructure can significantly improve the embarkation and disembarkation process.
*Source: Cruise Hive. This article is based on an official announcement. Visit the cruise line's official website for complete details, current pricing, and booking information.*