The biggest ships homeported at Port Canaveral, with links to see where each one is now.
All five are LNG-powered and homeported at Port Canaveral. Coming in 2027: Carnival’s Festivale (May) and MSC’s World Atlantic (November). Canaveral Port Authority 2026 media kit
An Icon-class ship that shares the title of world’s largest cruise ship with her sisters.
Where is it now? VesselFinder · MarineTraffic
Sources: Wikipedia: Star of the Seas
The sixth Oasis-class ship. Her very first sailing left from Port Canaveral.
Where is it now? VesselFinder · MarineTraffic
Sources: Wikipedia: Utopia of the Seas
Lead ship of Carnival’s Excel class, built in Finland. Fun fact: her official name has no “Carnival” in front.
Where is it now? VesselFinder · MarineTraffic
Sources: Wikipedia: Mardi Gras (2020 ship)
Lead ship of Disney’s Wish class and Disney’s first ship to run on liquefied natural gas.
Where is it now? VesselFinder · MarineTraffic
Sources: Wikipedia: Disney Wish
The second Wish-class ship, christened in New York City before heading to her Florida home.
Where is it now? VesselFinder · MarineTraffic
Sources: Wikipedia: Disney Treasure
Live ship positions come from AIS radio signals. These trackers show what’s docked, arriving and leaving Port Canaveral.
Port arrivals & departures (VesselFinder)Live port map (MarineTraffic)
Opens the tracker’s own site. Positions can lag or be missing, and ships can switch AIS off. Not for navigation.
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