THE Port of Los Angeles will develop two new cruise terminals to significantly expand its capacity. Pacific Cruise Terminals, a joint venture between marine and transport infrastructure companies Carrix and JLC Infrastructure, will develop a new Outer Harbor cruise terminal, and will also redevelop the existing World Cruise Center. Port...
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THE Port of Los Angeles will develop two new cruise terminals to significantly expand its capacity.
Pacific Cruise Terminals, a joint venture between marine and transport infrastructure companies Carrix and JLC Infrastructure, will develop a new Outer Harbor cruise terminal, and will also redevelop the existing World Cruise Center.
Port Executive Director Gene Seroka said the redevelopment project will allow Los Angeles to capture more of the rapidly growing cruise market, as it attempts to position itself as the primary gateway for sailing on the West Coast of the US.
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