12 lines
All cruise lines
Every policy we hold for one line, on one page.
Royal Caribbean InternationalThe biggest ships at sea, and the busiest. Strong for families and for anyone who wants a lot of ship.20 of 21 policies recordedCarnival Cruise LineThe value end of the mainstream market. Short sailings, a lot of US home ports, a young crowd.16 of 21 policies recordedNorwegian Cruise LineFreestyle dining, no fixed table or time. The line with the most dedicated solo cabins.15 of 21 policies recordedCelebrity CruisesThe grown-up end of the mainstream. Better food, quieter pool decks, fewer children.18 of 21 policies recordedPrincess CruisesMid-size ships, longer itineraries, a large and loyal repeat following.13 of 21 policies recordedMSC CruisesEuropean-run, aggressive pricing, and the Yacht Club ship-within-a-ship at the top end.16 of 21 policies recordedHolland America LineUnhurried, mid-size, strong enrichment programming and a long-standing older clientele.19 of 21 policies recordedDisney Cruise LineBuilt entirely around families. The most expensive mainstream option, and the one with the fewest surprises.17 of 21 policies recordedVirgin VoyagesAdults only at 18 and over. Tips and most dining included. Loud, social, and unlike the rest of this list.16 of 21 policies recordedVikingAdults only at 18 and over, no casino, a shore excursion included in every port.13 of 21 policies recordedCunard LineOcean liners and gala nights. The only line still running a scheduled transatlantic crossing.15 of 21 policies recordedOceania CruisesSmall ships, long port-heavy itineraries, the best food of any mid-priced line.15 of 21 policies recorded