So last week, DCL provided its plans for a second private destination, and now this:
https://m.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/a...i-that-royal-caribbean-wont-be-able-to-ignore
From the article:
New government documents confirm Disney’s interest in year-round sailings and ultimately a new permenant custom-built terminal at PortMiami. The new terminal would sit next door to Royal Caribbean’s headquarters, serving as a daily reminder for Royal Caribbean leadership that Disney is a now a major competitor.
The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners recently reviewed documents that confirm Disney Cruise Line has been in talks with the county and PortMiami to update their current preferential berthing agreement which expires end of this month. The deal expands Disney’s preferential berthing agreement to allow for Disney to bring more ships to the port, with two ships planning to call the port home in the coming years.
https://m.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/a...i-that-royal-caribbean-wont-be-able-to-ignore
From the article:
New government documents confirm Disney’s interest in year-round sailings and ultimately a new permenant custom-built terminal at PortMiami. The new terminal would sit next door to Royal Caribbean’s headquarters, serving as a daily reminder for Royal Caribbean leadership that Disney is a now a major competitor.
The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners recently reviewed documents that confirm Disney Cruise Line has been in talks with the county and PortMiami to update their current preferential berthing agreement which expires end of this month. The deal expands Disney’s preferential berthing agreement to allow for Disney to bring more ships to the port, with two ships planning to call the port home in the coming years.