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Correct.

As noted in the info in the link, the Palm Garage is for Terminals 19, 21, 25, 26, and 29.

You'll park in the Palm Garage, formerly the Midport garage, for $20/night. There are handicapped spots, but they might fill up. Parking info: https://www.porteverglades.net/cruise/parking/

The pool in the Solarium on the M-class ships is a thalassotherapy pool.

Okay. 🤷 But the E-class ships have an entirely different dining room setup, with 4 MDRs. I've been on Apex twice and never had to wait for a table. Reservations aren't necessary, which will mean I continue my relationship with Celebrity. I don't want to plan what time I am going to eat 9 months in advance.

It doesn't. "The Spa multi-use discount applies to most treatments; excludes MedSpa and retail. No complimentary access to Thermal Suite on Edge Class ships. Persian Garden pass only available on Millennium and Solstice Class ships while ship is in port."

Edge-class ships do not have the Persian Garden, so you can't use that benefit on Edge.

You'll have to wait for the facial recognition scanner with everyone else, though. Does it move quickly? Sure. But once you're off the ship, there is no priority.

Well, you can arrive at the port when you want. You can board as soon as the ship is ready. I'm not sure what you mean by "security lines" upon debarkation. There are no security lines, just immigration lines. You don't get to bypass those.

If you hang around here long enough, you'll learn that the phone reps aren't 100% reliable. 😉

The general port number is 954-523-3404. Try that.

At $20/day ($740!), it'd be cheaper to rent a car twice. But you can call and ask: For parking questions or emergencies, contact SP Plus Parking at 954-468-3680.

Suites don't pay a charge for room service. So that tracks.

The E-class Celebrity ships dock at Terminal 25.

I didn't mind it cruising solo (I was upgraded from a regular oceanview) but it wouldn't work when I travel with DH.

Or days. I'll be turning in my spring grades on April 25. Yippee!

You keep saying this, but the two surface lots at PortMiami are not covered.

Orlando will be out of your way, but traffic on I-95 starts getting hairy south of Vero Beach (which is north of WPB), IMO, so I might make the detour to avoid it.

I took it from MCO to Ft. Lauderdale last December. I'd highly recommend it, and premium isn't necessary. Seats were comfortable, ride was smooth, and grabbing an Uber to the port was easy. After my cruise, I just took a cab to the station (~$16 + tip) because Uber was running over $30. You can carry on bags up to 28", so no need to check. They ripped a zipper pull off my bag that I checked on the way to Ft. Lauderdale. I'll just keep luggage with me in the future. (Yes, I know airlines do that too, but it was still a bummer.)

We were deck 7 SV on Apex, and there was a late-night DJ in Eden. The bass was incredibly annoying for hours (10 p.m.-1 a.m.). Fortunately, Guest Relations moved us to a higher deck (9 or 10, can't remember).

I don't know what your question is. Do people rent cars and pay to park at the port during cruises? Yes. Do some people stay in Orlando and some at the beach? Yes.

From the Port's website: For parking questions or emergencies, contact SP Plus Parking at 954-468-3680.

You can drop luggage or passengers or both. The porters will take the luggage right away if you want them to. Check-in will be inside the terminal and is a separate process.

Looking at the location on a map, that area is a bit sketchier than the row on Semoran just north of the airport. I might also worry about noise from the Beachline Expressway (SR-528).