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The world's largest cruise ship. Homeported in Miami, sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features 20 decks, 7 pools including the AquaDome, 40 restaurants and bars, the world's largest waterpark at sea (Category 6), and an underwater adventure in Surfside.

Oasis class ship homeported in Port Canaveral sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features the Suite Neighborhood, Central Park with 20,000 live plants, the Boardwalk with carousel, FlowRider, rock climbing wall, and 18 restaurants.

Oasis class ship sailing Western Caribbean from Miami. Largest ship with 6 neighborhoods: Central Park, Boardwalk, Royal Promenade, Pool and Sports Zone, Entertainment Place, and Youth Zone. Capacity 6,680 guests.

Newest Royal Caribbean Oasis-class ship homeported in Port Canaveral. Sails short 3- and 4-night Caribbean and Bahamas getaways. Features Category 6 waterpark, the largest at sea, Crown's Edge sky walking experience, and 10 pool/whirlpool zones.

Oasis-class ship sailing the Caribbean from Galveston, TX. Features the Ultimate Abyss (10-story dry slide), Royal Promenade, Central Park, FlowRider, zip line, and Broadway-style entertainment.

Voyager-class ship homeported in Los Angeles sailing Mexico and Pacific Coast. After major amplification features FlowRider, waterslides, Sky Pad bungee trampolines, the Lime & Coconut pool bar, and over 20 dining venues.

Oasis-class ship sailing Caribbean from Galveston. After 2023 amplification features waterslides, upgraded dining, and enhanced entertainment venues including the AquaTheater.

Royal Caribbean's second Icon-class ship (2025), homeported at Port Canaveral sailing Eastern Caribbean and Perfect Day at CocoCay. Sister to Icon of the Seas with 8 neighborhoods, 40+ dining options, 6 record-breaking waterslides, and capacity for 5,610–7,600 guests.

Quantum Ultra-class ship homeported in Fort Lauderdale sailing Southern Caribbean. Features the North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFly skydiving, Two70 entertainment venue, and SeaPlex indoor sports complex.

Disney's classic original ship refurbished in 2018. Sails the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Europe. Features classic Disney Art Deco style, Castaway Cay private island stops, Palo and Remy adult dining, and character experiences throughout.

Classic Disney ship sailing Bahamas and Caribbean from Galveston and San Diego for Alaska sailings. Features Tiana's Place restaurant (from The Princess and the Frog), Fathoms adults-only nightclub, and AquaDunk water slide.

Dream-class ship homeported at Port Canaveral sailing Bahamas and Eastern Caribbean. Features the AquaDuck watercoaster — the first watercoaster at sea — Remy adults-only restaurant, Disney's first poolside theater (Buena Vista Theatre), and capacity for 2,500–3,500 guests.

Dream-class ship homeported at Port Canaveral sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features Animator's Palate restaurant with Crush from Finding Nemo, AquaDuck watercoaster, Satellite Falls adults-only pool, and Senses Spa.

Disney's newest Triton-class ship sailing Bahamas and Castaway Cay from Port Canaveral. Features the first Disney-themed main dining rooms (1923, Arendelle, Worlds of Marvel), AquaMouse water ride (first ride at sea), and Star Wars Hyperspace Lounge.

Disney's latest Triton-class ship launched in 2024, themed around adventure and exploration. Homeported at Port Canaveral sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features Princess Kiyomi restaurant, Avengers Quantum Encounter dining experience, and Haunted Mansion Bar.

Disney's newest ship (2025), the third Triton-class vessel homeported at Port Canaveral. Themed around Disney Villains with one-of-a-kind entertainment and signature Disney storytelling. Features the AquaMouse water attraction, adult-exclusive areas, and Disney's private island Castaway Cay. Capacity ~4,000.

Disney's first ship sailing Asia, homeported in Singapore in partnership with Star Cruises. Features Southeast Asia and Japan itineraries. Disney Adventure brings Disney magic to Asian markets with unique regional Disney character experiences.

MSC's newest World-class ship (2025), homeported in Miami sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features MSC's signature private island Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, MSC Yacht Club luxury enclave, state-of-the-art waterpark, and 13+ dining venues. Capacity 5,240–6,774.

MSC's flagship World-class ship and one of the largest cruise ships afloat. Features the first hydrogen fuel cell technology, MSC's Yacht Club luxury enclave, 13 dining venues, the largest indoor water park at sea (Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve theme), and the MSC Stadium.

MSC's beach-themed ship sailing Caribbean from Port Canaveral. Designed to bring the outside in with expansive sea views. Features Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve private island, the Venom Drop waterslide, Hype Energy Disco, and an 820 ft long promenade.

Seaside Evo-class ship homeported in Miami sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features the Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve private island, the Robotron and Venom Drop waterslides, Exclusive MSC Yacht Club, and Sky Bridge connecting two funnels.

Meraviglia-class ship (2017) sailing Mediterranean from Genoa. Features a 461-ft LED dome promenade, Cirque du Soleil at Sea shows, tallest waterslides at sea at launch, and MSC Yacht Club exclusive suites. Capacity 4,488–5,386.

Meraviglia-class ship (2019) currently deployed in Asia sailing Japan and Far East itineraries. Features MSC Zoe AI virtual assistant, Cirque du Soleil at Sea, an indoor LED promenade, MSC Yacht Club, and unique Asian cuisine options. Capacity 4,488–5,686.

Meraviglia Plus-class ship sailing Northern Europe and Mediterranean from Southampton. Features MSC Yacht Club suites, Cirque du Soleil VIRTUO at Sea, Robot Bar, LED Promenade, and over 20 dining and bar options.

MSC's first Seaside-class ship (2017), homeported in Miami sailing The Bahamas. Designed with inside-out promenades and panoramic sea views. Features Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, a stunning beach-club-style pool deck, waterslides, and MSC Yacht Club. Capacity 4,134–5,336.

Norwegian's largest ship at launch, homeported in Miami sailing Eastern Caribbean. Features 28 bars and restaurants, The Waterfront oceanfront promenade, the best kids facilities including Aqua Park, and 20-plus dining venues. Capacity 4,248 guests.

Breakaway Plus-class ship built for Alaska and sailing Alaska from Seattle. Features the first race track at sea, Aqua Racer waterslide, the first coastal kitchen and laser tag. Also sails Caribbean in winter. Capacity 4,004 guests.

Breakaway Plus-class ship homeported in Port Canaveral sailing Eastern Caribbean. Features an extended race track, Galaxy Pavilion VR center, Aqua Racer waterslides, and The Waterfront oceanview promenade.

NCL's newest Prima-class ship featuring the largest outdoor deck space per person in the fleet, the fastest waterslides at sea (The Drop), The Haven luxury ship-within-a-ship complex, and the Prima Speedway race track.

NCL's third Prima-class ship (2025), sailing Bermuda round-trip from New York. Features The Drop waterslides, The Haven luxury ship-within-a-ship, The Indulge Food Hall, Level Up racetrack, and the largest outdoor deck space per person in the NCL fleet. Capacity 3,571–4,224.

Second Prima-class ship homeported in San Juan sailing Southern Caribbean. Features The Indulge Food Hall, Onda by Scarpetta Italian restaurant, The Haven luxury suites, Level Up racetrack, and The Drop waterslides.

Breakaway Plus-class ship sailing Caribbean from New Orleans. Originally built for the Chinese market and refurbished for North America. Features The Race Track, Aqua Racer, Galaxy Pavilion virtual reality park, and the innovative Spice H20 adults-only area.

Virgin Voyages' flagship, adults-only ship built 2020, sailing Caribbean and Mediterranean. Features 20+ eateries (all included), The Runway nightclub, The Athletic Club fitness center, Redemption Spa, Richard's Rooftop pool bar, and eco-conscious design. No kids onboard. Capacity 2,770–2,860.

Virgin Voyages' second ship (2022) sailing the Mediterranean from Barcelona and Caribbean itineraries. Adults-only with all dining included. Features Richard's Rooftop, The Athletic Club fitness, and Virgin's signature irreverent hospitality. Capacity 2,770–2,860.

Virgin Voyages' third ship (2023), sailing Caribbean and Mediterranean. Currently deployed from Miami for Caribbean itineraries including Key West and Bimini Beach Club. Adults-only, all dining included. Capacity 2,770–2,860.

Virgin Voyages' fourth and newest ship (2025), homeported sailing Alaska in summer and Caribbean in winter. Adults-only with all dining included. Features all of Virgin's signature amenities: The Athletic Club, Redemption Spa, 20+ restaurants, Redemption Spa. Capacity 2,770–2,860.

Celebrity's newest and largest ship (2025), the fifth Edge-class vessel sailing the Mediterranean from Barcelona. Features The Retreat luxury suites, Magic Carpet movable deck, Eden multi-level venue, AquaClass staterooms with spa access, and 29+ dining and drink venues. Capacity 3,276–3,950.

Celebrity's newest Edge-class ship homeported in Fort Lauderdale. Features the Magic Carpet cantilevered deck that moves up and down the ship, The Retreat luxury suites area, The Grand Plaza, Rooftop Garden, and James Beard Award-winning dining.

First in Celebrity's innovative Edge class, homeported in Fort Lauderdale. Defined by the revolutionary Magic Carpet movable deck, Resort Deck, Infinite Veranda staterooms, The Retreat exclusivity, and Eden multi-level entertainment venue.

Edge-class ship (2021) sailing Mediterranean from Europe. Features the same Magic Carpet innovation as Celebrity Edge, The Retreat luxury experience, Infinite Veranda staterooms, Eden bar and restaurant, and award-winning culinary program. Capacity 2,918–3,521.

Newest Celebrity Edge-class ship homeported in Fort Lauderdale sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Introduces the AquaClass+ stateroom category, elevated from AquaClass. Features The Retreat, Magic Carpet, Eden venue, and 29 dining and drink venues.

Solstice-class ship homeported in Miami sailing Eastern and Western Caribbean. Features The Lawn Club real grass on top deck, Blu restaurant exclusive to AquaClass guests, The Retreat suites area, and Murano specialty restaurant.

Silversea's flagship ultra-luxury ship sailing worldwide itineraries. All-suite, all-inclusive with butler service. Capacity only 596 guests with near 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio. Features 8 dining venues, La Terrazza, The Grill pool restaurant, and Zagara Spa.

Silversea's newest ship built with innovative asymmetric design. All-suite all-inclusive ultra-luxury vessel with only 728 guests at full capacity. Features Silver Note jazz bar, S.A.L.T. culinary program (Sea and Land Taste), and panoramic Sea and Land Taste Kitchen.

Silversea ultra-luxury ship primarily sailing Mediterranean and Europe. All-suite all-inclusive with butler. Introduces the groundbreaking S.A.L.T. (Sea and Land Taste) culinary program connecting guests to local food cultures at every destination.

Silversea ultra-luxury ship sailing Atlantic, Europe and exotic destinations. All-inclusive, all-suite vessel with butler service. Features S.A.L.T. culinary immersion program, Zagara Spa, 8 restaurants and bars, and capacity for only 596 guests.

Silversea's Polar-class ultra-luxury expedition ship. PC6 polar certified for Antarctica and Arctic expeditions. World's first Polar Class 6 ultra-luxury expedition vessel. All-suite all-inclusive with 200 guest capacity for intimate polar exploration.