Construction on a major renovation project at a key local cruise facility started in early August. The $95 million effort targets Cruise Terminal 10, which will handle larger vessels with up to 6,700 passengers upon completion in November 2027.
Project Scope
The 145,000-square-foot terminal is undergoing redesign by a Miami-based firm to include expanded security and luggage areas, new elevators and escalators, enhanced signage, and a glass façade for more natural light. Officials described the updates as creating a more functional and visually appealing space for guests.
“We’ve taken everything we’ve learned about cruise operations to create a terminal that is highly functional and visually beautiful,” said Port Canaveral CEO Captain John W. Murray.
This initiative forms part of broader investments at the port. No specific details on professional opportunities, such as new positions or hiring tied directly to the renovation, appear in available reports from the period.
The project aligns with ongoing infrastructure work exceeding $5 million in scale and unrelated to roadways. Near-term developments may include continued progress on the terminal modernization through the remainder of the year.
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