New, concept art for the new Cape Liberty

[FIRELT5]

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/2014/06/royal_caribbean_cruise_lines_may_2014_cape_liberty_port_investment_redevelopment_construction.html

[Brian131489]

Kind of the same thing they have in Fort Lauderdale

[DEIx15x8]

Hard to tell for sure, but not seeing a separate luggage station. The terminal area tends to flow well and be easy, but getting from your car/taxi to the terminal tends to be the most stressful part of starting your cruise. We sailed out of Baltimore the last two times and it was the most relaxing start to a cruise we've had. When you enter the terminal area you loop around and pass through an area lines with luggage carts where they have people who unload your luggage directly to the carts to go to the ship. From their you continue and split to either drop people off at the door or go park. No yelling or chaos that usually goes along with crowds of people trying to unload luggage while the handlers are grabbing them from underneath you. It was so peaceful. Do any other terminals handle things this way? After seeing how well it worked I was surprised Terminal 18 in Port Everglades didn't do this for Oasis. It just makes more sense to unload luggage and people at separate locations.