Name
Operator
Began operation
Tonnage
Status
Seabourne Sun
Seabourn Cruise Line
1988
Ended service in 2002, currently operating as Prinsendam
Adventures of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
2001
138,000
Operating
Oceanic Independence
American Hawaiian Cruises / American Global Line
1974
23,719
Named formerly (1951-1974) and subsequently renamed (1982-2006) the Independence, renamed the Oceanic (2006), sold for scrap in 2008 but remains in mothballs
Cunard Ambassador
Cunard Line
1972
14,160
Burnt 1974, rebuilt into a livestock carrier, renamed Linda Clausen, later Procyon, Raslan. Scrapped 1984 after a second fire.
Aegean Beauty
Voyages to Antiquity
1973
11,563
Formerly Aegean Dolphin and Aegean I. Operating
Serenade of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
2003
90,090
Operating
Queen Elizabeth 2
Cunard Line
1969
70,327
Left fleet in November 2008
Queen Elizabeth
Cunard Line
2010
92,000
Operating
Regent Sea
Regency Cruises
1957
Began operation in 1957 as the Gripsholm (II) for Swedish America Line. Ended operation when Regency went bankrupt in 1995. Was to be converted to a casino ship, but later marked for scrap. Prior to scrapping, was looted by pirates, then sank in heavy seas in 2001.
Allure of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
2010
225,000
Starts service in December 2010
Amadea
Phoenix Reisen
2006
28,717
Operating. Ex-Asuka
Amant
PhoenixVoyages (Vietnam)
2010
Built in 2010 by a local Vietnamese shipyard (Vuotsong), L'Amant operates on the Mekong River in Vietnam, and is without any doubt the most well constructed vessel sailing in Vietnam.
Oasis of the Seas
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
2009
225,282
Operating
Andes
Royal Mail Lines
1959
27,000
Was liner, became cruise ship in 1959.
Anna Nery
Companhia de Navegacao Costeirab
1962
Ended service in 1978. Currently operating as Salamis Glory
National Geographic Endeavour
Lindblad Expeditions
1996
Operating, also known as Endeavour
Liberty of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
2007
154,407
Operating
Norwegian Epic
Norwegian Cruise Line
2010
153,000
Operating
Independence of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
2008
154,407
Operating
Navigator of the Seas
Royal Caribbean International
2002
138,000
Operating
Caribbean Princess
Princess Cruises
2004
112,894
Operating