Let's just say the cruise industry in Brevard is swimming along. Port Canaveral, lovingly known to locals as the Port, features a variety of restaurants, bars, charter boats, fishing boats, and, of course, cruise ships. Royal Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Lines and Disney Cruise Lines operate at the Port, with each ship offering something for everyone.
This roundup features photo galleries, quick hits about the cruise line or the ship. For more information on prices and where to go and when, click on the respective websites. But let this cruise guide be a guide.
Comments, questions or concerns? E-mail jsangalang@metromix.com or leave a comment below.
Port Canaveral cruises: FAQ
Details about Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian and Disney cruise lines
By Jennifer Sangalang
MetromixMay 10, 2011
Royal Caribbean Cruise at Port Canaveral
Port CanaveralRoyal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas and Monarch of the Seas sail out of Port Canaveral, which is about 40 minutes from Orlando. Affectionately known as the Port to many Brevard County residents, the area features about 10 restaurants and bars, tourist shops, one off-the-wall souvenir shop (beach-themed toilet seats, anyone?) and plenty of boats to look at. Royal Caribbean features cruises to the Bahamas or the Caribbean.
Carnival cruises at Port Canaveral
Port CanaveralThe Carnival Sensation, Carnival Ecstasy and Carnival Dream cruise out of Port Canaveral with destinations to the Bahamas and parts of the Caribbean. The Carnival Dream features 7-day cruises to Western Caribbean and Eastern Caribbean. The ships feature a casino, restaurants, bars, dance club, fitness center, spa, shows, entertainment, pools and more. Prices vary. Visit www.carnival.com .
Disney cruise expands nightlife, restaurants so adults can cut loose
A look inside the magic of the Disney Dream cruise ship
An inside look at Carnival Cruise ships of Port Canaveral
Think of the ship as a Disney theme park on water
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