193 ships across 12 lines, and growing. Plus every sailing you have booked.
The fleet, your cruise history, your loyalty standing and the offers you are holding, in one place that keeps them connected. Free, no card, no ads.
Freedom of the Seas
One account carries the whole journey. Here is how CruiseShipWiki members, our WikiCruisers, use it at every stage.
Your Cruise Planner
Plan as much or as little as you like. Follow your itinerary and live port weather, organize every packing item by the carry-on or checked bag it belongs in, and turn the finished plan into a printable cruise guide.
The ship
Open your cabin, interactive deck plan, onboard venues, and everything you need to find your way around.
Your cruise log
Keep a lasting record of every sailing, ship, cabin, and port, and stay connected through the Muster Station with the WikiCruisers you met along the way.
Loyalty and offers
See what each cruise earns, when you reach your next tier, and which sailings match your casino offers.
Plan together
Split an airport ride, coordinate a shore day, invite friends on a future cruise, or instantly see whether a casino voucher can get you aboard with them.
Cruise reference data lives in one place and your own cruise record lives in another. We keep both in the same database, so they can answer a question together.
The reference side holds 193 ships, 54 classes and 12 lines, and it grows every week. Your side holds the sailings you have logged, your tier standing and the offers sitting on your account. Because they share one schema, your next cruise can be described with facts from both at once.
What the site does
It holds reference data for 193 ships across 12 lines, and it holds your own sailings, loyalty and offers. The two halves are joined, so a question about your next cruise can be answered from both at once.
Every cruise in one place
Log past and booked sailings, then open any one for a single connected view: cabin, loyalty, offers, flights, itinerary, and what still needs doing.
A day-by-day plan with live weather
Open any sailing for its Cruise Planner: the itinerary, a 16-day forecast for each port as you near your date, wind and sea state on sea days, currency, and packing.
Tier progress, projected from your log
See exactly what each booked cruise earns and when you cross the next tier, across every line you sail. Your status, projected, not guessed.
Every offer, matched to the sailings it works on
Keep every casino comp and voucher in one wallet, matched to the sailings they work on, so nothing expires forgotten in an email.
The Cruise Stacker totals what you can still save
It watches the packages and promo discounts on offer for the cruises you have booked, connects each deal to its sailing, and totals what can still be booked at a saving.
See your cabin before you book
Interactive deck plans for every ship in the database, with member photos and tips on the actual cabin, so you know the view before you commit.
The members sailing with you
The Muster Station connects you with the cruisers on your exact sailing: ask about cabins and ports, compare notes on the same itinerary, and coordinate shore days before you sail.
The people on your sailing
The Muster Station matches members by ship and sail date, so the people you see are the ones actually on your cruise. Ask about the cabin you booked, the port you have never called at, or the offer you are trying to use, and get the answer from someone who has done it.
How it works
Give us a ship and a sail date. The itinerary, port weather, tier math and the other members on that sailing attach themselves to it.
Create your free account
Thirty seconds, no card. It unlocks everything below.
Add your sailing
Just a ship and a date. We fill in the rest for you.
Open the sailing
The day by day plan, your tier math and your offer wallet are all attached to it.
Six minutes, start to finish
A walk through the deck plans, the ship pages, the Cruise Planner and everything a free account opens up.
Watch JW live from on board
When JW sails, he goes live from the ship: cabin walk-throughs, deck tours and port days, straight from the channel. This window switches on by itself when the stream starts.
Log one sailing to begin
An account takes thirty seconds and needs no card. Everything on the site is free, and stays free.
The full fleet
Specs, history, and photos for all 193 ships, an interactive deck plan for each, and real guides to 238 ports. Browse as much as you like, no account needed. An account adds your own sailings, loyalty and offers on top of it.