The Cruise Price Tracker

We pull fare data directly from cruise line booking systems on a continuous basis — covering fresh fares across 29,000+ sailings each week. Each fare gets scored against up to 12 months of its own price history to produce a deal score from 0–100. A score of 75+ means the current price is better than 75% of all prices we've recorded for that sailing and cabin type.

Yes. Royal Caribbean is the most tracked cruise line in our system. Search any RC sailing above to see its current deal score and price history. You can also open our dedicated Royal Caribbean price tracker for ship-by-ship deal scores and a breakdown of RC pricing patterns.

Search your sailing above, then click "Track" on any result. You'll be prompted to create a free account. Once set up, we'll email you when the price drops on your tracked sailing. Pro subscribers get alerts within 6 hours of a price change.

Our system captures new fare snapshots daily across all 14 cruise lines. Most sailings are updated every 24–48 hours. Pro subscribers get access to our most frequently updated inventory.

The score (0–100) tells you how today's price compares to up to 12 months of pricing for that exact ship and cabin type. A score of 90 means the current fare is lower than 90% of all prices we've recorded — a strong signal to book. A score of 40 means prices are historically high right now — a signal to wait and track.

Yes. Searching fares and seeing deal scores is completely free. Price alerts, unlimited tracking, and advanced features are available with a Pro subscription.