visit Port Canaveral Adventure of the Seas AIDAvita Anthem of the Seas Carnival Pride Enchantment of the Seas Grandeur of the Seas Mein Schiff 6 MSC Divina Norwegian Bliss Norwegian Breakaway Norwegian Gem* Oasis of the Seas Future ships based out of Port Canaveral Norwegian Prima (November 2022) US Navy The Naval Ordinance Test Unit operates the naval port. They have 100 sailors and 70 subcontractors. In 2011, the support ship was homeported at the port. The Trident Turning Basin supports Navy ballistic missile submarines. Statistics In 2011, about 75 percent of cargo was fuel. Overall tonnage rose 40 percent ahead of 2010. In fiscal year 2007-2008, there was a 44.5% drop in cargo in October and November compared with the preceding year. Multi-day cruise passengers dropped 14.4%, and gambling passengers dropped 23.7%. Cargo slowdown was attributed to a slowdown in construction in Florida due to the weakened housing market. In 2008, cruise passengers held fairly steady at about 200,000 per month for the year. In 2007, cement imports, tied to construction, was , a drop of 87.6% for the two-month comparison with the previous year. Petroleum, the ports largest single import, was , a drop of 25% over the same period. The port handled of petroleum, equivalent to of fuel in 2010. Carnival has 140 employees resident at the port. The channel leading to the port is wide and long. SeaFest The SeaFest seafood festival was first held in 1983. The celebration occurred over three days in early spring, and was co-hosted by the Cocoa Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and the Canaveral Port Authority. It featured live music, local artists, and seafood. In 2005, the final year of the festival at the port, of freshly caught fish, including flounder, Florida rock shrimp, blue crab claws and of seafood chowder were consumed at the festival. In 2006, because of security concerns and the site being needed for cargo, the festival was forced to move elsewhere and was renamed. In 2008 it tried to move back but was canceled. Twenty-first century Two cranes, tall, and weighing , were installed for use with cargo in 2014. These were used, cost $50,000 and required remodeling. In FY 2017-2018, the port expected to gross $100 million, and net $3 million. About 60% of revenue cams from cruise lines. Cruise-related parking was 18%. About 22% was derived from cargo. Petroleum and related bottled products