MSC Miami cruise terminal

[mikensuenfl]

Which cruise terminal will MSC be sailing from at Port Miami when cruising resumes 

[Homosassa]

MSC has used Terminal F in the past. I don't know how far they are on the MSC Terminal AA/AAA.

 

I guess we have to wait and find out.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtob2GiIJ8g&ab_channel=MiamiDadeTV

 

[mikensuenfl]

Yes, we have Armonia and Meraviglia booked in August. Hoping for the best .Will call them, in between those two we are booked on the Navigator of the seas. Really pushing our luck.

[rkacruiser]

2 hours ago, Homosassa said:

MSC has used Terminal F in the past. I don't know how far they are on the MSC Terminal AA/AAA.

 

I guess we have to wait and find out.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jtob2GiIJ8g&ab_channel=MiamiDadeTV

 

 

The new terminal really looks like it will be quite spectacular when it is finished.  The video you posted indicated that 2022 was the date.  I wonder if Covid and all of the issues that it caused and is causing will not delay that date.

[Homosassa]

38 minutes ago, rkacruiser said:

 

The new terminal really looks like it will be quite spectacular when it is finished.  The video you posted indicated that 2022 was the date.  I wonder if Covid and all of the issues that it caused and is causing will not delay that date.

I was wondering the opposite.

 

With no cruise traffic on the roads, I thought maybe construction was faster.

[rkacruiser]

On 5/8/2021 at 6:20 PM, Homosassa said:

I was wondering the opposite.

 

With no cruise traffic on the roads, I thought maybe construction was faster.

 

My thinking was the shut down of construction companies stopped whatever construction was taking place.  Now, once such activities could begin, are the employees now available?  What about the availability of the necessary materials to build the terminal?  And, the cost of those materials?

 

From what I read, these are important issues throughout the United States.