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DataAs of Nov 5, 6:15 AM UTC

Cruise ship statistics

Every number on this page is computed from our own tracking tables: ship records, AIS positions, port visits and the fares we log from the booking catalogue. No estimates and no third-party surveys. Refreshed every 6 hours.

Ships tracked
380+40+ cruise lines, 828,923 passenger berths.
Busiest portPort Miami265 visits in the last 90 days, of 7,210 recorded
Median fare$200 a nightacross 29,287 in-stock sailings
AIS positions6,614 in 24 hours58,966 AIS positions logged all time
Gross tonnage
31,850,099
GT, all ships
Port visits
11,854
detected since 2026-01-26
Fare observations
3,272,931
since 2026-07-03
Prices dropped
31%
of 36,118 sailings, last 30 days

Fleet

380+ ships

Largest fleets

Ports

7,210 visits

Busiest cruise ports, last 90 days

A visit is a ship detected inside a port's radius from AIS positions. Month by month, with countries, cruise lines and ships: cruise port traffic reports.

Fares

29,287 sailings

What a cruise night costs

Cheapest 10%
$103 or less
per night
Lower quartile
$138 or less
per night
Median
$200
per night
Top 10%
$704 or more
per night

Median fare per night by cruise length

  1. 1-3 nights (1,159 sailings)$162 / night
  2. 4-6 nights (2,788 sailings)$138 / night
  3. 7 nights (15,519 sailings)$206 / night
  4. 8-14 nights (7,236 sailings)$250 / night
  5. 15+ nights (2,585 sailings)$235 / night

Catalogue fare divided by nights, across every in-stock sailing we list. Browse them on the cruise finder.

Build decade

Ships by build decade

  1. 1980s14 ships
  2. 1990s56 ships
  3. 2000s111 ships
  4. 2010s103 ships
  5. 2020s119 ships

Prices

36,118 sailings tracked

Price movements, last 30 days

  1. Price dropped31% sailings
  2. Price rose19% sailings
  3. Unchanged50% sailings

A sailing counts when we logged its fare at least twice in the window; dropped and rose compare the first and the latest observation. Per-ship price history is on every ship page.

Method
  • Fleet figures come from our ship records (year built and gross tonnage present for every ship).
  • Port visits are detected from AIS positions inside a port's radius; the busiest list counts visits, not ships.
  • Fares are catalogue fares per night for in-stock sailings; no discounts are applied or estimated.
  • Price movements compare the first and the latest fare logged in the last 30 days for each sailing.
  • Cite as: CruiseShipTracking.com, Cruise Ship Statistics, 2026-11-05. Reuse with attribution and a link to this page (CC BY 4.0). See the live map for the ships behind these positions.