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Royal Caribbean: Terminal G

Name: Royal Caribbean: Terminal G
Address: Miami

Terminal G is a $345 million dedicated cruise terminal for Royal Caribbean Group at PortMiami in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

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01.08.26

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2027

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1103 North Cruise Boulevard, Miami. Broke ground January 2026, completing Late 2027.

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Announced 2026 est.

Broke ground Jan 8, 2026Official groundbreaking for Terminal G at PortMiami, Miami-Dade County, 2026-01-08

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Site cleared for vertical work Jan 8, 2026demolition of the existing terminal began in July 2025 and finished ahead of the January 2026 groundbreaking on the $345M, 7,000-passenger Terminal G, which replaces the old building on the same berth

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Expected opening Late 2027

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AnnouncedBreaking GroundConstructionOpening SoonNow Open

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About the project

Terminal G is a $345 million dedicated cruise terminal for Royal Caribbean Group at PortMiami in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Designed by Perez & Perez Architects & Planners and delivered design-build by the Lemartec–NV2A Joint Venture, the LEED-targeted complex is engineered to berth the world's largest Icon-class cruise ships and to process up to 7,000 passengers. It pairs a multi-level parking garage with an intermodal ground-transportation facility, reinforcing PortMiami's standing as the 'Cruise Capital of the World' through a public-private partnership between Miami-Dade County and Royal Caribbean Group.