NEWS: Port Canaveral Issues WARNING to Travelers Cruising Soon

If you plan on taking a cruise out of Port Canaveral soon, you’ll want to ensure you’ve packed a few extra things with you.

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We help keep up with the latest trends, delays, cancellations, and general happenings that could cause things to go sideways even before you start your next vacation. This time, we’ve got a warning to give you before you head out for your next cruise adventure.

There’s so much excitement that goes into planning your cruise vacations that sometimes you’re just so ready to get started and on the ship that it’s hard to contain your excitement (and your patience), but if you’re cruising soon you’ll want to be certain you’ve packed plenty of it.

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Port Canaveral recently posted on its social media sites a warning to travelers who will be cruising within the coming weeks that construction could slow their plans a bit. Ongoing construction is still active on the parking garage at the popular cruising port and Port Canaveral is asking all travelers to make certain they’re arriving on time (not early) as advised by their chosen cruising company, and reminding everyone that the parking garage does not even open until 10AM at earliest.

ATTENTION CRUISE GUESTS: Construction areas around cruise terminals may cause some traffic delays. Arriving cruise guests are reminded to adhere to the boarding time assigned by your cruise line. Please know that all terminal parking garages and surface lots do not open before 10… pic.twitter.com/3vmWhJVDNc

— Port Canaveral (@PortCanaveral) December 20, 2023

If you’re anything like us you’re probably chomping at the bit to board the ship and sail off into the sunset but you’ll want to make sure you’re not too eager on your plans and arriving too early. If that’s the case, you’ll most likely be asked to come back at the advised time set by your cruise so in this case arriving early isn’t going to do you any favors.

Port Canaveral is one of the busiest cruising ports in the country so this comes as no surprise that they’re aiming to keep safety and preparedness as their goals in getting all travelers off to their destinations most quickly and efficiently possible. Be sure to stay tuned with us for more travel news and updates at AllEars!