How Much Are Cruise Ship Tickets?

The chart below outlines the costs of taking a cruise, including estimates for both shorter cruises (five days) and traditional seven-day trips. The price of a Royal Caribbean cruise varies based on factors such as ship, sail date, length of the cruise, and the number of guests per stateroom. Guests can view the most up-to-date pricing on their website.

Transportation to the port is essential for starting your trip. Cruise fares can be found for less than 300 per person for three and four-night cruises to the Caribbean on sites like CheapCruises.com, Expedia, and Priceline. Cruise fares can range from 179 for a four-night Carnival cruise to 11,000 per night for the top Regent Suite on Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ newest ships. On the low end, fares for the cheapest inside cruise cabins average around 50 (£40) per person, per day with budget cruise lines like Costa Cruises to well over 1,000 (£800) per person, per day with ultra-luxury cruise lines like Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

A cruise can cost anywhere from about 109 per person in an interior cabin for a four-night Bahamas cruise up to 101,199 per person for an entry-level suite on some budget lines. Cruise tickets can be as low as 50 per night in some cases, while more high-end experiences can reach up to 1,000 per night and more.

Carnival cruise deals and packages to popular destinations like the Caribbean, The Bahamas, Alaska, and Mexico are available. Prices for a seven-night Caribbean cruise on Royal Caribbean start at around 600 per person, although this price can vary depending on the time. The average cruise ticket costs 1,522 (£1,200) per person, with guests spending an average of 680 (£536) on extras such as drinks.