| Get Port Canaveral Latest Cruise Guide From Rocket Ships, Beaches and Theme Parks to Cuba, Caribbean and Bahamas  | | Exciting times ahead for Port Canaveral | 
| | Building Amenities for the Future
Port Canaveral will soon welcome the largest ship ever built by Carnival Cruise Lines and build a new $150 Million dollar terminal. CT3 will be 185,000 sq.ft. on 2-stories with an adjacent elevated parking facility for 1,800 vehicles. The cruise facility expansion is estimated to be the largest single project in the history of the Port. CT3's new homeported ship from Carnival will have a 5,286 lower berth capacity and a maximum capacity of approximately 6,500 guests. CT3 is planned for completion by June 2020. |  | | Closest Port to Orlando
From Port Canaveral, it's a short hop to the theme parks and four international airports are within an hour's drive.
And...Oh, the Places We Go! | 
| | Some of the largest and most innovative ships in the world sail in and out of Port Canaveral, to the Bahamas, Cuba and Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean, providing exotic stops on 3-to-15 day cruises and now including overnight in Havana. |  |  | | The Land of Launches and Landings
Port Canaveral is the only port where your clients can view a rocket launch, with spectacular views from Jetty Park and Exploration Tower right in port. With Kennedy Space Center close by, your clients can combine their cruise vacation with a trip back into space history, get up close to the Space Shuttle Atlantis® and visit the new Heroes & Legends exhibit. There are many reasons to cruise out of Port Canaveral,
and catching a launch is just icing on the cake. | Port Canaveral is a Cruise Traveler's Dream Come True
 |  Or Better yet, Ask Us to Mail it To You! | |
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