Actual passenger ratings, pooled from the major review sites.
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9.2
Value Score
This fare against what that ship class, length and season normally costs.
How CruiseIndex works
Vessel Class (of six) evaluates the physical ship itself - factoring in space per guest, food quality, service, overall condition, health inspections, and incident history. The sixth star is reserved for the top ~2% of the fleet.
4.7
Review Score (of 5) pools actual passenger ratings from the major review sites, giving a collective snapshot of how past guests felt - without editing or reweighting. Shown as-is, so you don't have to go check them all yourself.
9.2
Value Score (of 10) compares a current fare against what a sailing of that specific ship class, length, and season normally costs, adjusting slightly for traveler reviews so ultra-luxury ships aren't unfairly penalized for high price tags. 5.0 = fairly priced, 7.5+ a good deal, 9+ a great one.
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Tags are earned from each ship's own data - food, service, newness, space and traveler reviews. Pick any to narrow the list; a sailing must carry all the tags you choose.
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