Welcome to the Royal Caribbean blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host, Matt Hodgeberg, and this is episode number 279.

Royal Caribbean's brand new Terminal A in Port Miami is not just another cruise terminal.

The so-called Crown of Miami has been engineered from top to bottom to revolutionize what a cruise check-in and

debarkation process can be.

On this week's episode, let's talk about what you need to know about cruising from

Terminal A as well as walk through the entire process.

Here we go.

Every so often, Royal Caribbean will launch a brand new cruise terminal and a given port,

and it's always nice to be able to get an upgraded, fresh area to be able to take and handle

embarkation, disembarkation, and whatnot.

But I really feel like Royal Caribbean has taken a giant step forward with the launch of its

new terminal A in Port Miami, and I thought

on this week's episode, we could talk about Royal Grimins' brand new terminal, not only because

it's a good idea to talk about embarkation to disembarkation in Port Miami, but in addition,

also shine a light on the incredible work Royal Caribbean has done in Terminal A.

And the reason why I'm using superlatives like terrific, wonderful, amazing is because it really

is truly a giant step forward.

Royal Caribbean built a brand new cruise terminal in Miami.

It just launched in, let's say, late October, early November.

They did some soft test in October, and then it was officially launched in November

with the arrival of Symphony of the Seas.

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