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2015-Cruise-Guide.Pdf 2015 Cruise Guide 2015 Cruise Guide 2 The Expansion Continues Welcoming More Cruise Ships! PortMiami, the Cruise Capital of the World, continues to expand as the world’s leading cruise port. Last year, PortMiami welcomed nearly 4.8 million multi-day passengers, surpassing once again the four million mark! The Port is experiencing another exceptionally strong cruise season. New for the upcoming cruise season is the arrival of Norwegian Cruise Line’s new build ship, the Norwegian Escape. This 4,300 passenger vessel will sail year-round from Miami beginning November 2015. In addition, for the 2015 cruise season, many of PortMiami’s current cruise partners are expanding their Miami fleets. The Port is looking forward to the arrival of Carnival Cruise Lines’ Carnival Splendor joining four cruise ships that sail year-round from the Port; Aida Cruise Line is also adding two cruise ships to its PortMiami line-up, Aida Mar and Aida Vita. In addition, Costa Cruises will introduce a second seasonal vessel to Miami, the Costa Mediterranea, and Oceania Cruises will have four of its cruise vessels sailing from PortMiami. Miami Cruise Month returns in January 2015 with even more great promotions! This exciting program offered by the Greater Miami Convention Visitors Bureau features enticing offers to book cruises departing from PortMiami – in addition to special pre-cruise Miami hotel stays, attraction visits, pre- and post-cruise heritage tours and more. PortMiami’s cruise facilities are the most modern in the world, providing easy passenger boarding and departure. By continuously investing in cruise facility improvements, PortMiami maintains its position as market leader and is prepared for the newest generation of cruise vessels. Currently on the drawing board are plans to expand the cruise footprint, including options for new cruise berths and terminals as well as associated intermodal and parking facilities. With 15 cruise brands berthing 34 ships, PortMiami is clearly the departure destination of choice for cruises to the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Mexico and beyond, offering cruise vacations for every taste and budget – from family fun to luxury cruising. Set sail from Miami to… Anywhere! PortMiami’s ships have amenities from rock climbing walls to five star meals onboard. Start or end your vacation in Miami and add a few days to spend on a Miami land excursion. PortMiami is home to the world’s leading cruise lines: Aida Cruises, Azamara Club Cruises, Carnival Cruise Lines, Celebrity Cruises, Costa Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, Hapag Lloyd Cruises, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises, P & O Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Resorts World Bimini, and Royal Caribbean International. PortMiami Tunnel Via the PortMiami Tunnel From the North: is Open Take I-95 South to Eastbound I-395 (Miami Beach) The PortMiami Tunnel opened to the public in the Ramp. Continue on I-395 East and Tunnel Entrance is summer of 2014. The tunnel is comprised of two side- on your left. by-side tubes that carry traffic underneath Biscayne Bay. The Port’s tunnel directly links the U.S. Interstate Highway From the South: System with Port facilities, providing quicker, and easier, Take SR-826 North to SR-836 East; head Eastbound access for both cruise passengers and container traffic on SR-836 to I-395 East (Miami Beach). Continue on without a single traffic signal. In addition, the tunnel I-395 East/MacArthur Causeway and Tunnel Entrance is reduces congestion in downtown Miami by diverting on your left. traffic from downtown residential and commercial streets. Take I-95 North to Eastbound I-395 (Miami Beach) The tunnel is equipped with some of today’s most Ramp. Continue on I-395 East/MacArthur Causeway and modern safety features, including four portal flood gates Tunnel Entrance is on your left. and 23 dynamic message signs used to communicate key tunnel information to drivers. There are no tolls and it’s free for all. From Miami Beach Take I-395/MacArthur Causeway Westbound and Exit on Biscayne Boulevard ramp. Make a U-turn on N. Bayshore Directions to PortMiami Drive to enter Eastbound MacArthur Causeway. Continue PortMiami is easily accessible by car or taxi; however, on Eastbound I-395 and Tunnel Entrance is on your left. most cruise lines offer shuttle service directly from Miami International Airport. Other ground transportation options such as shuttles and limousines are also available. Via Downtown/Port Bridge From the North: Take I-95 South and exit 3B-Bayside. PortMiami is located at 1015 North America Way, Miami, Head south to Northeast 5th Street and turn left. Fifth Florida, 33132. Once on-port follow signs to your Street will lead onto the PortMiami Bridge. Continue over destination (Port Offices, Cruise Terminals, etc.). the bridge and follow signage to designated terminal. From the South: Take I-95 North and exit at Northwest 2nd Street. Head straight to NW 5th Street and make a right. Fifth Street will lead onto the PortMiami Bridge. Continue over the bridge and follow signage to designated terminal. Parking Customer Service Parking is conveniently available at all cruise terminals Excellent customer service is a top priority at PortMiami. for $20.00 per day (over-night) or short-term parking The Port is fully engaged in a comprehensive initiative to (daily) for a flat fee of $7.00. Spaces are also available ensure that customer expectations are exceeded. The for over-length vehicles and trailers at special rates. enhanced PortMiami website provides customer-friendly Designated disabled permit parking spaces are available electronic access to a wealth of user information. Please in each garage. All facilities are patrolled by security. visit us at www.portmiami.biz or contact us directly at Passengers may drop-off luggage at their designated [email protected] terminal prior to parking. Complimentary shuttle service from each parking facility to each terminal door is offered to all passengers Pre- and Post Cruise Packages Cell Phone Parking Lots Explore Miami before or after you set sail. Whether you PortMiami has cell phone waiting lots for automobile have a few hours or a few days, make time for a quick drivers picking-up debarking cruise passengers. These mainland trip! lots are located across from Terminals B, E, and F. PortMiami partners with the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau to promote awareness of Miami as Taxi Service a premier homeport, as well as a leading destination Taxicabs are available at all cruise terminals. The fare offering pre-and post-cruise activities. Cruise passengers between the Miami International Airport and PortMiami is have the opportunity to extend their warm-weather currently a flat rate of $27.00. vacations with land stays in the Greater Miami Area. Miami-Dade County, a tropical tourist mecca, offers first- Rental Cars class accommodations, world-class dining, multi-cultural attractions, endless shopping and fun-filled beaches. Several car rental agencies are permitted to do business For more information on local hotels, attractions, at the Port and some agencies provide courtesy shuttle dining options, and special incentives, please visit service to their remote locations off the Port. We suggest www.cruisemiami.org you contact your preferred car agency directly for the most up-to-date information and schedules. Directory Dante B. Fascell MSC Cruises Royal Caribbean International Port Miami 6750 North Andrews Avenue, Suite 100 1050 Caribbean Way 1015 North America Way Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Miami, FL 33132 Miami, FL 33132 Tel: 877-665-4655 Tel: 800-327-6700 Tel: 305-371-7678 www.msccruisesusa.com www.royalcaribbean.com www.miamidade.gov/portofmiami Norwegian Cruise Line PORT OF CALL HOME PORT 7665 Corporate Center Drive Miami, FL 33126 AIDA Cruises Azamara Club Cruises Tel: 800-327-7030 Am Strande 3d 1050 Caribbean Way www.ncl.com D-18055 Rostock Miami, FL 33132 Germany Tel: 877-999-9553 Oceania Cruises Tel: +49 381 4440 www.azamaracruises.com 8300 NW 33rd Street, Suite 308 http://www.aida.de/ Miami, Fla. 33122 Carnival Cruise Lines Tel: 800-531-5619 Hapag Lloyd Cruises 3655 NW 87 Avenue www.oceaniacruises.com Ballindamm 25 Miami, FL 33178 20095 Hamburg, Germany Tel: 800-327-9501 Regent Seven Seas Cruises Phone: +49 40 30703070 www.carnival.com 8300 NW 33rd Street, Suite 1000 Email: [email protected] Miami, FL 33122 Celebrity Cruises Tel: (877) 505-5370 P&O Cruises 1050 Caribbean Way www.rssc.com Carnival House Miami, FL 33132 100 Harbour Parade Tel: 800-437-3111 Resorts World Bimini Southampton www.celebrity.com 1501 Biscayne Blvd., #107 SO15 1ST Costa Cruises Miami, FL 33132 Tel: 843-374-0111 http://www.pocruises.com/ 200 South Park Road, Suite 200 Tel: 888-930-8688 Hollywood, FL 33021 www.rwbimini.com Tel: 877-882-6782 www.costacruise.com Crystal Cruises 2049 Century Park East, Suite 1400 Los Angeles, CA 90067 Tel: 800-804-1500 www.crystalcruises.com Disney Cruise Line 210 Celebration Place, Suite 400 Terminals & Parking Kissimmee, Florida 34747-4600 Tel: 800-951-3532 MAIN CHANNEL Cruise Ships Azamara Club Cruises Azamara Journey.............................................. 8 Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Breeze ................................................ 9 Carnival Conquest ........................................... 10 Carnival Ecstasy.............................................. 10 Carnival Glory ................................................. 11 Carnival Victory ............................................... 12 Carnival Splendor ..........................................
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