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CRUISE SHIP SCHEDULE 2017/2018 October-17 Date Day Name of Vessel Agent Length Draft Berth Capacity Remarks 2 Monday Celebrity Equinox Platinum 1040 27 3 & 4 3145 2 Monday Astoria Platinum 525 25 P/S # 2 580 11 Wednesday Adventure of The Seas Platinum 1020 28 3 & 4 3400 18 Wednesday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 19 Thursday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 20 Friday Arcadia Cox & Co 935 28 3 & 4 2625 20 Friday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 21 Saturday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 22 Sunday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 22 Sunday Viking Sea Platinum 745 21 3 & 4 930 23 Monday Celebrity Equinox Platinum 1040 27 3 & 4 3145 23 Monday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 24 Tuesday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 25 Wednesday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 25 Wednesday Koningsdam Cox & Co 983 3 & 4 2650 26 Thursday Serenade of the Seas Platinum 963 28 3 & 4 2500 26 Thursday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 27 Friday Astor Platinum 578 20 3 & 4 650 27 Friday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 28 Saturday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 29 Sunday Logos Hope M&C 435 17 P/S # 2 442 30 Monday Azura Cox & Co 952 28 3 & 4 3597 31 Tuesday Celebrity Summit Platinum 964 26 3 & 4 2450 31 Tuesday Viking Sea Platinum 749 21 P/S # 2 930 31 Tuesday Sea Dream1 Cox & co 353 13 Anch 110 R/Bay November-17 Date Day Name of Vessel Agent Length Draft Berth Capacity Remarks 1 Wednesday Adventure of The Seas Platinum 1020 28 3 & 4 3400 2 Thursday Zenith Platinum 682 26 P/S # 2 1828 2 Thursday Azura Cox & Co 952 28 3 & 4 3597 2 Thursday Adonia Cox & Co 592 19 5 777 3 Friday Grandeur of the Seas Platinum 915 26 3 & 4 2500 4 Saturday Club Med 11 Cox & Co 611 16 Anch 350 R/Bay, Souf 4 Saturday Viking Sky Platinum 745 21 3 & 4 930 5 Sunday Seven Seas Navigator Cox & Co 565 24 P/S # 2 530 5 Sunday Norwegian Gem Cox & Co 965 27 3 & 4 2394 6 Monday Sea Dream1 Cox & Co 353 13 Anch 110 R/Bay 6 Monday Britannia Cox & Co 1083 27 3 & 4 4324 7 Tuesday Insignia Cox & Co 593 20 P/S # 2 684 7 Tuesday Celebrity Summit Platinum 964 26 3 & 4 2450 8 Wednesday Adventure of The Seas Platinum 1020 28 3 & 4 3400 9 Thursday Norwegian Dawn Cox & Co 958 28 3 & 4 2340 10 Friday Viking Sea Platinum 745 21 P/S # 2 930 11 Saturday Rotterdam Cox & co 778 26 3 & 4 1668 11 Saturday Wind Star Cox & Co 440 13 Anch 159 R/BAY Over Night 11 Saturday Club Med 11 Cox & co 611 16 Anch 350 R/ Bay-Souf 12 Sunday Silver Whisper Cox & co 610 23 5 400 12 Sunday Koningsdam Cox & co 935 26 3 & 4 2387 12 Sunday Balmoral Platinum 715 23 P/S # 2 1778 14 Tuesday Celebrity Summit Platinum 964 26 3 & 4 2450 14 Tuesday Adonia Cox & Co 592 19 P/S # 2 777 14 Tuesday Sea Dream1 Cox & co 353 13 Anch 110 R/Bay 15 Wednesday Azura Cox & Co 952 28 3 & 4 3597 16 Thursday Zenith Platinum 682 26 3 & 4 1828 16 Thursday Silver Whisper Cox & Co 610 20 Anch 382 Souf - R/BAY 17 Friday Celebrity Eclipse Platinum 1040 27 3 & 4 3145 18 Saturday Britannia Cox & Co 1086 27 3 & 4 3600 18 Saturday Marella Discovery Platinum 865 26 P/S # 2 2075 19 Sunday Wind Star Cox & Co 440 13 Anch 159 R/BAY Over Night 19 Sunday Marella Celebration Platinum 704 25 3 & 4 1375 20 Monday Royal Princess Cox & Co 1086 27 3 & 4 3600 20 Monday Adonia Cox & Co 592 19 P/S # 2 777 20 Monday Star Breeze Cox & Co 439 16 Anch 208 R/Bay 20 Monday Wind Suf Cox & co 440 13 Anch 159 R/BAY Over Night 21 Tuesday Seven Seas Mariner Cox & co 713 23 P/S # 2 752 21 Tuesday Seven Seas Navigator Cox & Co 560 24 5 490 21 Tuesday Aida Diva Cox & Co 827 25 3 & 4 2500 21 Tuesday Celebrity Summit Platinum 964 26 Anch 2450 22 Wednesday Adventure of The Seas Platinum 1020 28 3 & 4 3400 22 Wednesday Celebrity Reflection Platinum 1047 28 Anch 3606 23 Thursday Jewel of the Seas Platinum 963 28 3 & 4 2500 24 Friday Grandeur of the Seas Platinum 915 26 3 & 4 2500 24 Friday Mein schiff 3 Platinum 968 28 Anch 2506 24 Friday Prinsendam Cox & co 674 24 P/S # 2 838 26 Sunday Marella Celebration Platinum 705 26 3 & 4 1254 27 Monday Azura Cox & Co 952 28 3 & 4 3597 27 Monday Norwegian Gem Cox & Co 965 27 Anch 2394 28 Tuesday Celebrity Summit Platinum 964 26 3 & 4 2450 28 Tuesday Europa 2 PlatinumPage 1 740 21 Anch 516 M/Bay CRUISE SHIP SCHEDULE 2017/2018 28 Tuesday Star Pride Cox & Co 440 17 Anch 208 R/Bay 29 Wednesday Serenade of the Seas Platinum 962 28 3 & 4 2490 29 Wednesday Star Breeze Cox & Co 439 16 P/S # 2, Anch 208 Cast - R/Bay Overnight 30 Thursday Queen Victoria Cox & Co 965 26 3 & 4 2014 30 Thursday Viking Sea Platinum 745 21 P/S # 2 930 30 Thursday Star Breeze Cox & co 440 17 Anch 212 R/BAY 30 Thursday Zenith Platinum 682 26 Anch 1828 December-17 Date Day Name of Vessel Agent Length Draft Berth Capacity Remarks 1 Friday Celebrity Silhouette Platinum 1040 28 3 & 4 3145 1 Friday Wind Suf Cox & co 440 13 Anch 159 R/Bay 1 Friday Queen Mary 2 Cox & Co 1132 34 Anch 2695 2 Saturday Britannia Cox & Co 1086 27 3 & 4 3600 2 Saturday Columbus Platinum 811 27 P/S # 2 1856 2 Saturday Norwegian Sun Cox & Co 848 26 Anch 1936 2 Saturday Marella Discovery Platinum 865 26 Anch 2075 Page 2 CRUISE SHIP SCHEDULE 2017/2018 3 Sunday Koningsdam Cox & co 935 26 3 & 4 2387 4 Monday MSC Fantasia Cox & Co 1092 28 3 & 4 4363 4 Monday Wind Suf Cox & co 440 13 Anch 159 R/BAY Over Night 5 Tuesday Norwegian Dawn Cox & Co 964 28 3 & 4 2244 5 Tuesday AIDAdiva Cox & Co 826 25 Anch 2050 5 Tuesday Star Pride Cox & Co 440 17 Anch 208 R/Bay 6 Wednesday Adventure of The Seas Platinum 1020 28 3 & 4 3400 7 Thursday Silver Wind Cox & co 511 17 # 5 315 7 Thursday Silver Muse Cox & co 699 22 P/S # 2 400 7 Thursday Norwegian Gem Cox & Co 965 27 3 & 4 2394 8 Friday Serenade of the Seas Platinum 963 28 3 & 4 2500 8 Friday Riviera Cox & co 785 24 P/S # 2 1250 9 Saturday Mein schiff 3 Platinum 968 28 3 & 4 2506 10 Sunday Viking Sea Platinum 745 21 P/S # 1 930 10 Sunday Rotterdam Cox & co 778 26 3 & 4 1668 10 Sunday Marella Celebration Platinum 705 26 P/S # 2 1254 10 Sunday Le Ponant Cox & co 286 13 Anch 150 R/Bay 10 Sunday Aegean Odyssey Platinum 461 20 Anch 380 Souf 11 Monday Sea Dream1 Cox & co 353 13 Anch 110 R/Bay 11 Monday Aegean Odyssey Platinum 461 20 Anch 380 Souf and R/Bay 12 Tuesday Costa Magica Cox & Co 893 28 3 & 4 3470 12 Tuesday Azura Cox & Co 951 28 P/S # 1 3574 12 Tuesday Adonia Cox & Co 592 19 P/S # 2 777 12 Tuesday Star Pride Cox & Co 440 17 Anch 208 R/Bay 12 Tuesday Club Med 2 Cox & Co 636 17 Anch 386 Souf and R/Bay 12 Tuesday Le Ponant Cox & co 286 13 Anch 150 R/Bay 13 Wednesday Celebrity Silhouette Platinum 1040 28 P/S # 1 3145 13 Wednesday Celebrity Reflection Platinum 1047 28 3 & 4 3606 13 Wednesday MSC Armonia Cox & Co 824 22 Anch 2065 13 Wednesday Quest Platinum 593 20 P/S # 2 702 13 Wednesday Berlin Platinum 457 16 # 5 412 14 Thursday Veendam Cox & co 720 25 3 & 4 1627 14 Thursday Zenith Platinum 682 26 P/S # 2 1828 14 Thursday Marella Discovery Platinum 866 26 P/S # 1 2076 15 Friday Grandeur of the Seas Platinum 915 26 3 & 4 2500 15 Friday Celebrity Eclipse Platinum 1040 27 P/S # 1 3145 15 Friday Royal Clipper Cox & Co 439 19 Anch 227 M/Bay / Souf 15 Friday Wind Suf Cox & co 440 13 Anch 159 R/Bay 16 Saturday Britannia Cox & Co 1086 27 3 & 4 3600 16 Saturday Seven Seas Explorer Cox & co 732 24 P/S # 1 738 17 Sunday Aegean Odyssey Platinum 461 20 Anch 380 Souf and R/Bay 17 Sunday Royal Clipper Cox & Co 439 19 Anch 228 R/Bay 18 Monday Aida Diva Cox & Co 827 25 3 & 4 930 18 Monday Norwegian Gem Cox & Co 965 27 P/S # 1 2394 18 Monday Wind Suf Cox & Co 440 13 Anch 159 R/BAY Over Night 19 Tuesday Braemar Platinum 643 23 P/S # 1 684 19 Tuesday Wind Suf Cox & Co 440 13 P/S # 2 159 From R/Bay to Castries 19 Tuesday Star Pride Cox & Co 440 17 Anch 208 R/Bay 20 Wednesday Adventure of The Seas Platinum 1020 28 P/S # 1 1382 20 Wednesday Le Ponant Cox & co 286 13 Anch 150 M/Bay / Souf 21 Thursday Silver Wind Cox & co 511 17 3 & 4 315 21 Thursday Jewel of the Seas Platinum 963 28 P/S # 1 2500 Page 3 CRUISE SHIP SCHEDULE 2017/2018 22 Friday Braemar Platinum 643 23 P/S # 2 930 22 Friday Mein schiff 3 Platinum 968 28 P/S # 1 2506 22 Friday MSC Fantasia Cox & Co 1092 28 3 & 4 4363 22 Friday Sea Cloud 11 David Tours 384 18 Anch 94 R/Bay 23 Saturday Regal Princess Cox & Co 1083 28 P/S # 1 3560 23 Saturday Marella Celebration Platinum 705 26 3 & 4 1254 23 Saturday Sea Cloud 11 David Tours 384 18 Anch 94 R/Bay, Souf 23 Saturday Club Med 2 Cox & Co 636 17 Anch 386 Souf and R/Bay 24 Sunday Norwegian Dawn Cox & Co 964 28 P/S # 1 2244 24 Sunday Adonia Cox & Co 592 19 3 & 4 777 25 Monday Marella Discovery Platinum 866 26 P/S # 1 2076 26 Tuesday Celebrity Eclipse Platinum 1040 27 P/S # 1 2850 26 Tuesday Celebrity Summit Platinum 964 26 3 & 4 2450 27 Wednesday Crystal Serenity Cox & Co 820 26 3 & 4 820 27 Wednesday Serenade of the Seas Platinum 963 28 P/S # 1 2500 27 Wednesday Zenith Platinum 682 26 P/S # 2 1828 27 Wednesday Costa Magica Cox & Co 893 28 Anch 3470 28 Thursday Azura Cox & Co 951 28 P/S # 1 3574 28 Thursday Pacfic Princess Cox & Co 594 20 P/S # 2 820 28 Thursday Norwegian Gem Cox & Co 965 27 3 & 4 2394 28 Thursday Sea Bourn Odyssey Cox & co 650 21 Anch 462 R/Bay 28 Thursday Star Pride Cox & co 440 17 Anch 212 R/BAY 29 Friday Azamara Quest Cox & co 594 20 # 5 868 29 Friday Seabourn Sojourn Cox & Co 650 21 3 & 4 458 29 Friday Arcadia Cox & Co 951 26 P/S # 1 2388 29 Friday Seven Seas Explorer Cox & Co 735 24 P/S # 2 750 29 Friday Royal Clipper Cox & Co 439 19 Anch 3600 29 Friday Wind Suf Cox & co 440 13 Anch 159 R/Bay 30 Saturday Britannia Cox & Co 1086 27 P/S # 1 4324 30 Saturday Riviera Cox & co 785 24 3 & 4 1250 31 Sunday Club Med 11 Cox & co 611 16 Anch 350 R/ Bay-Souf 31 Sunday Royal Clipper
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  • Statewide Cruise Perspective

    Statewide Cruise Perspective

    Florida’s Cruise Industry Statewide Perspective Executive Summary Florida has long held the distinction of being the number one U.S. cruise state, home to the top three cruise ports in the world — PortMiami, Port Everglades and Port Canaveral. However, Florida is in danger of losing this economically favorable status, with potential redeployment of the increasingly large floating assets of the cruise industry to other markets. Great future opportunity clearly exists, as the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) continues to cite the cruise industry as the fastest-growing segment of the travel industry and notes that because only approximately 24 percent of U.S. adults have ever Cruise ships at PortMiami taken a cruise vacation, there remains an enormous untapped market. Introduction As detailed in this report, the cruise industry is Recognizing the importance of the cruise industry continuing to bring new ships into service on a global to the present and future economic prosperity basis, with a focus upon larger vessels, those capable of the state of Florida, the Florida Department of of carrying as many as 4,000 or more passengers Transportation commissioned this report to furnish a per sailing – twice the capacities of the vessels statewide perspective. introduced as the first “megaships” two decades ago. The report is designed to help provide a framework While the larger vessels provide opportunities for for actions—including engagement with cruise lines greater economic impacts, they may not consistently and cruise ports and appropriate deployment of fiscal be deployed at Florida ports if the appropriate resources—to ensure that Florida retains and enhances infrastructure is not in place.