The Macau Ferry Terminal, situated in the heart of Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, has long been a bustling hub for commuters traveling to and from Macau. However, few are aware of the terminal's secret second floor, where cruise ship dreams briefly docked. In the early 2000s, the terminal underwent a significant transformation, with the addition of a second floor designed to accommodate cruise ships. The vision was to establish the Macau Ferry Terminal as a major cruise embarkation point, capitalizing on the growing demand for luxury cruises in the region. Despite initial enthusiasm, the project ultimately failed to gain traction. The second floor, once envisioned as a thriving cruise hub, was left largely unused. The failed Ocean Terminal expansion, a separate but related initiative, further exacerbated the terminal's woes. Today, the Macau Ferry Terminal's secret second floor remains a relic of a bygone era, a testament to the transience of ambition and the unpredictable nature of the maritime industry. As we navigate the terminal's bustling concourses, it is easy to overlook the remnants of a forgotten dream, a dream that once promised to bring the thrill of luxury cruising to the heart of Sheung Wan.