CRUISE NEWS: Port Canaveral Welcomes Voyager of the Seas, Awaits Disney Treasure Arrival on Dec. 21

FOURTH ROYAL SHIP ADDED TO PORT CANAVERAL LINEUP

BREVARD COUNTY • PORT CANAVERAL, FLORIDA – The world’s second-busiest cruise port will see even more passengers arriving at its terminals in the coming months as Port Canaveral welcomed Voyager of the Seas as the fourth Royal Caribbean International ship to call the Port home.

The ship joins Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas, Utopia of the Seas, and Adventure of the Seas at the Space Coast port, which saw more than 7.6 million passengers during fiscal 2024.

The four Royal Caribbean ships homeporting at Port Canaveral this season will bring 18,118 passengers to the port for each sailing, reinforcing its role as a key hub for Caribbean cruises.

Voyager of the Seas arrived at the Port late last month, and to celebrate Canaveral Port Authority Commission, Vice Chairman Wayne Justice and Voyager of the Seas, Captain Josep Ruyra, participated in a traditional maritime plaque exchange this week.

The 137,000-ton, 3,600-passenger ship offers a seasonal schedule of four—and five-day cruises, visiting tropical destinations like Bimini, Cozumel, and Costa Maya, Mexico, and the cruise line’s private destinations Perfect Day at CocoCay and Labadee.

A pioneer in the cruise industry, Voyager of the Seas was the first ship to feature a rock-climbing wall, ice skating rink, and the line’s signature Royal Promenade, lined with restaurants, bars, and retail outlets. The ship underwent a $100 million renovation in 2019, adding new cabins, water attractions, and more.

Other highlights include the adults-only Solarium, the luxurious Vitality Spa, and the FlowRider surf simulator.

Disney Cruise Line’s newest cruise ship, the 144,000-gross-ton Disney Treasure, will make its maiden voyage from Port Canaveral on December 21 and homeport there until May 2026.

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