About five years ago, I wrote a post on this blog listing the oldest cruise ships serving at the time at the world’s major cruise lines. I published the post on March 6, which was five days before the World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus disease to be a worldwide pandemic. A lot of ships were sidelined and scrapped as a result of the pandemic, but the industry rebounded and there’s been a round of new ships that have entered service in the past couple of years.

In this post, I am reposting the list with relevant updates, mostly for my curiosity. Keep in mind that I am getting most of this information from Wikipedia so there might be some errors. This time, the table is arranged in order by the age of the cruise line’s oldest ship.