MSC Cruises opens the world’s largest cruise terminal in PortMiami, featuring biometric check-in, art installations, and capacity for 36,000 guests daily for a seamless experience. MSC Cruises opens the world’s largest cruise terminal in PortMiami, featuring biometric check-in, art installations, and capacity for 36,000 guests daily for a seamless experience.

MSC Cruises Unveils World’s Largest Cruise Terminal in Miami

MSC Cruises opens the world’s largest cruise terminal in PortMiami, featuring biometric check-in, art installations, and capacity for 36,000 guests daily for a seamless experience.

MSC Cruises has officially opened the world’s largest and most advanced cruise terminal at PortMiami, marking a new era for cruise travel with the industry’s first fully biometric embarkation process.

Designed by Arquitectonica and built by Fincantieri Infrastructure, the 492,678-square-foot MSC Miami Cruise Terminal can handle up to 36,000 passengers daily.

The state-of-the-art terminal emphasizes guest convenience from start to finish. Travelers can check in online using the MSC for Me app, reserve parking in the six-level garage with 2,400+ spaces, and use strategically placed luggage drop-offs.

READ MORE: Carnival Charts Five-Year Course with New Ships, Destinations and Innovations

MSC Cruises opens the world’s largest cruise terminal in PortMiami, featuring biometric check-in, art installations, and capacity for 36,000 guests daily for a seamless experience.
MSC Cruises Unveils World’s Largest Cruise Terminal in Miami.

Once inside, 18 biometric face pods and 22 E-gates streamline check-in, allowing guests to board quickly and efficiently.

Passengers can relax in sunlit waiting areas, with MSC Yacht Club guests enjoying a private lounge with premium refreshments.

Embarkation is completed at the terminal itself, enabling guests to begin their vacation the moment they board. The terminal also features seamless disembarkation and a modern baggage system to speed up returns.

Beyond functionality, the terminal boasts seven curated art installations, including a striking 10,816-square-foot digital display on its exterior that reflects real-time oceanic data.

This fusion of art and technology enhances the terminal’s position as a new global standard in cruise infrastructure.

The terminal will serve MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys ships, including the soon-to-be-named MSC World America, launching April 9 for her inaugural Caribbean season.

For more information, visit msccruisesusa.com.

READ MORE: TOOR Hotel Opens in Downtown Toronto, Redefining Urban Hospitality

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×
×