PortMiami is the world’s busiest cruise port, serving more than 10 million cruise ship passengers in 2026. It is the first port to surpass that milestone, putting the South Florida hub back ahead of its Central Florida rival, Port Canaveral.
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Tragedy occurred on the last night of Norwegian Getaway’s most recent cruise. The ship, which departed PortMiami on Friday, August 21, 2026, was making her way back to Florida after visits to Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay, Norwegian’s private island. The passenger fell from his stateroom balcony onto an exterior promenade and sadly did not survive the fall.
Miami-based Aronfeld Trial Lawyers has filed a lawsuit in Federal Court (CASE NO. 1:23-cv-21206) on behalf of a minor who was injured aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) vessel, the Encore. The Plaintiff (J.T., a minor) suffered serious injury while riding a go-cart on the Encore Speedway.
Miami-based Aronfeld Trial Lawyers has filed a lawsuit in Federal Court (CASE NO. 1:23-cv-21206) on behalf of a minor who was injured aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) vessel, the Encore. The Plaintiff (J.T., a minor) suffered serious injury while riding a go-cart on the Encore Speedway.
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