Cruise statistics
What do this week's cruise fares and schedules show?
Last updated · figures from the Monday load of
Cruise Itinerary publishes free cruise statistics refreshed after every Monday load. This week, 9.6% of sailings had a fare cut, the average fare is $464 a night, 43.0 million lower berths are on sale for 2027, and Miami has the busiest port day ahead with 10 ocean ships.
Every figure comes from one register: every future sailing from 43 cruise lines, with its fare in four cabin categories and its itinerary, reloaded every Monday and kept since 6 September 2026. Each page links its tables as CSV and states its method. Fares are weekly lead-in prices, not live bookable fares.
- What is the Cruise Price Index this week?
100.49, base 100 on 6 September 2026
- Which cruise fares were cut the most this week?
9.6% of matched sailings cut, median cut 4.3%
- How much does a cruise cost per night?
$464 a night on average, cheapest cabin
- How much cruise capacity is scheduled for 2026, 2027 and 2028?
43.0 million lower berths on 20,862 sailings in 2027
- How many cruise fares are sold out or unavailable?
12.9% of sailings with no fare in any cabin
- Which cruise ports get the most ships on one day?
Miami peaks at 10 ocean ships on 13 Dec 2026
- When do cruise ships call at each port?
Day-by-day schedules for every port with 20+ calls a year