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2019 CRUISE GUIDE PORT CANAVERAL ORLANDO’S CLOSEST PORT Get On Board CRUISE SHIPS ROCKET SHIPS THEME PARKS BEACHES 2 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 THE PORT OF CHOICE Everything You Need to Know This guide will help with details about how to get here, what to expect while you’re here, and what choices for fun await you — onboard and off. Your travel agent or cruise line can answer questions about your specific cruise. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram to keep up with the latest news and activities at Port Canaveral. Contents Getting Here ..............................................................4 Parking ......................................................................6 Ships & Terminals .......................................................8 Carnival Cruise Line .................................................12 Disney Cruise Line ....................................................18 Norwegian Cruise Line .............................................22 Royal Caribbean International ..................................26 Victory Casino Cruises ..............................................32 Port Attractions ........................................................33 Explore Florida’s Space Coast ...................................38 Orlando Attractions .................................................40 New Announcements ..............................................42 2019 I PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE 3 GETTING HERE By Car Port Canaveral is located on State Road 528 (the Beachline Expressway) providing quick access from Orlando and from Interstate 95. Port Canaveral is connected north-south to anywhere and by an efficient system of east-west highways, from the super route 528 but also from SR 46, SR 50, SR 520, the Florida Turnpike and Interstate 4. For driving directions to Port Canaveral, visit PortCanaveral.com/ Directions-Parking By Air There are four international airports nearby and all are serviced by shuttles, taxicabs and limousines. Most As you approach have car rentals. Port Canaveral, you will • Orlando International see electronic highway Airport signs helping you 45 minutes locate your Cruise Ship • Orlando Melbourne and Terminal on the International Airport north or south side of 40 minutes the harbor. • Orlando Sanford International Airport 60 minutes • Daytona Beach International Airport 65 minutes By Bus Greyhound Bus Lines has two terminals nearby—at Orlando Melbourne International Airport and in Titusville (which is the closest bus terminal, about 25 minutes from Port Canaveral). By Rail Amtrak has an Auto Train station in Sanford, 60 minutes away, which is a Silver Service line to Orlando. (Visit Amtrak.com for details.) 4 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ORLANDO SANFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT To I-75 46 Atlantic Ocean 417 KENNEDY SPACE 50 CENTER Orlando 408 Beachline Expressway 528 Port Canaveral 520 Florida Turnpike ORLANDO COCOA BEACH 417 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT A1A ORLANDO MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Using GPS For GPS users, the addresses of our terminals and parking garages are as follows: CT1 Terminal — 9050 Discovery Road CT2 Terminal — 180 Christopher Columbus Drive CT5 Terminal — 9245 Charles M Rowland Drive CT6 Terminal — 9241 Charles M Rowland Drive Parking Garage — 9240 Charles M Rowland Drive CT8 Terminal — 9155 Charles M Rowland Drive Parking Garage — 9154 Charles M Rowland Drive CT10 Terminal — 9005 Charles M Rowland Drive Parking Garage — 9020 Charles M Rowland Drive Note: All terminal addresses are Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 4 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 2019 I PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE 5 PARKING Drive to Your Ship. Park. Done. Each of our beautiful cruise terminals has its own secure parking areas, conveniently located close to the ships. Park at the Terminal At Cruise Terminal 1, guests are protected from the elements when they park in our covered 1,007-space parking garage, which also provides seamless travel to their cruise ship. Cruise Terminal 5 offers guest parking in a brand new garage, along with a covered passenger walkway on the second floor that leads directly to the cruise terminal. Cruise Terminal 6 allows guests to park in a covered parking garage right next to the ship. For Disney Cruise Line guests, Cruise Terminal 8 has a 1,000-space parking garage adjacent to the terminal. Also recently upgraded is Cruise Terminal 10, where guests can choose between an outdoor parking area or a 1200 space six-level parking garage. When arriving at the terminal, guests can drive directly to parking or drop off luggage and then park. With all of the conveniently located parking garages, you’ll love how short the journey is from car to terminal at Port Canaveral. 6 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 Budget for Fun. Knowing Your Costs. Parking Rates* Cash, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover Card or Travelers checks (issued in U.S. dollars). REGULAR OVERSIZED 3-Nights/4-Days $68.00 $116.00 4-Nights/5-Days $85.00 $145.00 5-Nights/6-Days $102.00 $174.00 6-Nights/7-Days $119.00 $203.00 7-Nights/8-Days $136.00 $232.00 8-Nights/9-Days $153.00 $261.00 9-Nights/10-Days $170.00 $290.00 Preferred Parking is offered at Cruise Terminal 8 and is located adjacent to the terminal. The rate is $20 more than the standard parking rates. *Rates are subject to change without notice. Additional charge for vehicles more than 20 feet in length. Contact the Canaveral Port Authority at 321-783-7831 for the latest information. Up-to-date parking information available at: www.portcanaveral.com/directions-parking Free Parking for Disabled Special parking spaces are provided for the disabled and parking is free if your vehicle has special equipment (ramps, lifts, foot or hand controls) or a Florida Toll Exemption permit (call 800-983-2435 to apply). Display a Florida Disabled Veteran (DV) license plate issued under s.320.082, s.320.084, or s.320.085, Florida statutes. 6 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 2019 I PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE 7 SHIPS & TERMINALS SHIPS ........TERMINAL / # CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE Carnival Breeze .........CT6 Carnival Elation .........CT6 CT1 Carnival Liberty .........CT5 Carnival Sunshine .......CT6 DISNEY CRUISE LINE Disney Dream ...........CT8 Disney Fantasy . .CT8 Disney Wonder ..........CT8 CT5 NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE Norwegian Breakaway . CT10 Norwegian Epic . .CT10 Norwegian Sun ........CT10 ROYAL CARIBBEAN INTERNATIONAL Enchantment of the Seas ..CT1 CT6 Harmony of the Seas .....CT1 Mariner of the Seas ......CT1 Oasis of the Seas ........CT1 VICTORY CASINO CRUISES Victory I ...............CT2 CT8 CT8 PORT10 CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 8 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE CANAVERAL PORT I 2019 CT5 & 6 PARKING PORT GARAGE FIRE STATION BADGING WITH RETAIL SR 401 SPACE PASS & I.D. MAGELLAN RD. TRIDENT BASIN PARKING GROUPER RD. SNAPPER RD. SUBMARINE CT5 WHARF CT6 SECURITY GATE ARMY WAREHOUSE RD. COAST PAYNE WAY PAYNE TRANSPORTATION GUARD NORTH WHARF BASIN RD. INTERMODAL CONTAINER RD. GATE HERCULES RD. DISNEY BANANA CRUISE RIVER LINE SPRINT RD. SPACE & CARGO RD. CAPE PKG WEST CONTAINER MIDDLE TURNING MARINE CANAVERAL CT8 TERMINAL TURNING SR 401 PARKING AIR FORCE BASIN SNOOK RD. POSEIDON CRUISE TERMINAL DR. BASIN GARAGE STATION PARKING MILITARY CHARLES M. ROWLAND DR. WHARF PARKING PROPERTY PORT CT10 DOLPHIN RD. ENTRANCE PARKING NORTH GARAGE PARKING THE COVE/ TO LOCK/BARGE CANAL/ BOAT RAMPS RESTAURANT/ JETTY MALCOLM E. McLOUTH INTRACOASTAL 2019 WATERWAY RODNEY S. KETCHAM RETAIL AREA PARK FISHING PIER MARINA DISTRICT PARK HERRING ST. GLEN CHEEK DR. I SCALLOP DR. BLUEWATER DR. BOAT CONCESSIONS, AVOCET CRUISE GUIDE CANAVERAL PORT LAGOON CT1 CT2 CT3 RAMPS BAIT & SNACK BAR . R BEACH CONCESSIONS D CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS DR. & RENTALS T Bait & Tackle PAVILION E CARGO B CABINS S I HERRING ST. MARLIN ST. N Parking CT2 PARKING MULLET ROAD E REGISTRATION YEAR-ROUND V ST. POMPANO A BOARDWALK LIFEGUARDS D SOUTH EXPLORATION S.R. 528 BEACHLINE INTERMODAL PARKING CAMPGROUND TOWER PARKING TO COCOA/ORLANDO FLOUNDER ST. GATE GEORGE J. KING BLVD. & CABINS GEORGE J. KING BLVD. GUARD CHALLENGER RD. J GATE ETT Y PA R. PORT RK D ATLANTIC Rental Car Facility OCEAN (Enterprise, National, ENTRANCE CUSTOMS & COLUMBIA RD. & Alamo) SOUTH RD. DISCOVERY BORDER PATROL CITY OF BEACHES/HOTELS ATLANTIS RD. (CBP) CAPE CANAVERAL (ASTRONAUT BLVD.) Others A1A SOUTH BEACHES & FISHING BANANA FIRE STATION, 9 CANAVERAL PORT RIVER PORT CANAVERAL CITY OF AUTHORITY MARITIME ACADEMY MARITIME CENTER CAPE CANAVERAL & TOWER NORTH ATLANTIC AVE. Map Legend = NORTH SIDE OF PORT = SOUTH SIDE OF PORT A SIDE CRUISE TERMINALS B SIDE CRUISE TERMINALS CT5 — Carnival Cruise Lines CT1 — Royal Caribbean International CT6 — Carnival Cruise Lines CT2 — Victory Casino Cruises CT8 — Disney Cruise Line CT10 — Carnival Cruise Lines Royal Caribbean International Norwegian Cruise Lines MARINA DISTRICT = GATE Canaveral Port Authority PARKS CT = CRUISE TERMINAL 445 Challenger Rd, Suite 301 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 USA THE COVE/RESTAURANTS/RETAIL AREA 1-877-386-7678 TEL: 321-783-7831 www.portcanaveral.com Across the Caribbean From 3-to-15-day Cruises to more than 20 destinations in the Bahamas, Cuba & Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean. Ports of call for each cruise line can be found beginning on page 12. PORT CANAVERAL COLOMBIA VENEZUELA 10 PORT CANAVERAL CRUISE GUIDE I 2019 Destination Cruise travelers can experience the beauty, history, food and culture of Cuba, on the Norwegian Sun, with a call in Key West and an overnight in Havana. 4-day itineraries are on page 25. PORT CANAVERAL
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