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Home›Green Marine›Cruise ship numbers can help define Port Canaveral
Green Marine

April 24, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Cruise ship numbers can help define Port Canaveral

When Port Canaveral passed Port Everglades near Fort Lauderdale in cruise-passenger traffic several years ago, its leaders began billing it as the world’s second-busiest cruise port. However, the latest cruise passenger statistics tell a different story. If you count only multiday cruises on cruise

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When Port Canaveral passed Port Everglades near Fort Lauderdale in cruise-passenger traffic several years ago, its leaders began billing it as the world’s second-busiest cruise port. However, the latest cruise passenger statistics tell a different story. If you count only multiday cruises on cruise ships, Port Canaveral is third — far less busy than the Port of Miami and slightly behind Port Everglades.

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