Deck Plans

CruiseMapper's deckplan services provide cruise deck plans - reviews integrated with the newest/current floor layouts and legends (company's cabin categories/types and color codes). Each page has a separate link to the vessel's passenger staterooms review (providing information on amenities, types/grades, floor plans, photos).

Here you can search for a particular ship/riverboat (via the above search bar) or you can skip the introduction/explanations and go down directly to our list of large passenger ships' floor plan pages.

Along with regularly updated officially issued cruise line deck plans, CruiseMapper's deck plans pages also show statistical information on passenger shipping vessels (including ferries). All pages are organized as "ship review" articles. You will know what is what, where (location on deck), serving what (functions), operates how and when (review of all onboard venues as activities, amenities, operational hours, special features).

Most of CruiseMapper's ship deck plan pages also review the vessels' newest upgrades/latest refurbishment changes. All dining venues (restaurants and food bars) reviews also contain basic menu/cuisine information, and whether the dining options are complimentary, at fee/surcharge PP or a-la-carte-priced.

All deck plan pages include basic statistical information, such as:

• year built, vessel class and sisterships (among the fleets of all lines)
• total number of cabins, plus number per type (Inside, OceanView/RiverView, Balcony, Suite)
• capacity - passengers (normal and max) and crew capacity
• number of passenger-accessible decks, number (if any) of swimming pools and whirlpools (hot tubs), passenger elevators, water-slides

On some boats is additionally provided information regarding name origin/meaning, service history, fun facts.

Cruise deck plans (floor layouts) updates

Like all things in life, cruise deck plans do change over time. Often, cruise companies/charter operators change facilities and public venues - their location, type (services and amenities), size, or names. Other changes may relate to new cabin categories.

Often, after a major refurbishment, to the ship are added:

• new passenger cabins
• new dining venues - specialty restaurants, bars, lounges, etc
• new facilities - aqua park, waterslide(s), Spa, pool(s) / Jacuzzi(s), outdoor movie theater, etc
• or - simply change the names of the existing ones.

We are responsible for all these deckplan changes and keep our deck layouts and reviews regularly updated and correct.

Cruise ship deck plan reviews

In each of CruiseMapper's deck plans you will find a detailed list of all staterooms and facilities on the vessel. This information generally includes:

• vessel details - year built, last refurbished (and/or scheduled refurbishment), capacity (passengers plus crew)
• total number of passenger cabins, launderettes (passenger use self-service laundry /if any), onboard credit kiosks (self-service money transfer), photo kiosks
• dining room(s), buffet restaurant, specialty restaurant(s) /at surcharge per person or with a la carte menus, dinner club, fast food bars/stations
• theatre/main show lounge
• lounges and bars, conference/meeting room(s)
• casino, video games arcade, special gaming room (like F1 car simulator)
• swimming pool(s) and whirlpools (hot tubs)
• Spa and Fitness complex (wellness facility), jogging/walking track, roller-skating track, sports court(s)
• cinema, library, art gallery, photo gallery
• atrium/lobby area with reception desk, shore excursions desk, duty-free shops and boutiques
• Promenade Deck (an outdoor area that fully or partially encircles the ship)
• kids and teen club lounges and playing zones (on some ships with pool/whirlpool), missing on adult-only vessels
• Aqua Park with slide(s) - on the largest liners only
• unique facilities - such as rock-climbing wall(s), ice-skating track(s), Zip-line, rotating panoramic capsules, glass-floor walking paths, bumping cars, skydive and surf simulators, F1/Sports Car simulator, bungee trampoline, and many other truly bizarre cruise ship design inventions.

CruiseMapper's dedicated staff does regular updates that reflect all floor plan changes (when officially announced by the shipowner/charterer company). We do this job properly - so you can count on us, and the information we provide to be accurate and up-to-date.

Follows the long list of (internal) links redirecting to the vessel's floor plans. Know that these are only ocean-going ships. To see CruiseMapper's riverboat plans, you'll have to follow our river cruise lines links and explore the company's fleet. Our list of river cruise companies includes AmaWaterways, ACL-American Cruise Lines, Arosa, Avalon Waterways, CroisiEurope, Emerald Waterways, Grand Circle, Luftner-Amadeus, Scenic, Scylla, Uniworld, Viking, also our hubs for River Cruises (smaller operators, time-chartered boats), Russian River Cruises (boats in Russian Federation) and Nile River Cruises (boutique hotel ships sailing in Egypt exclusively).

Note: The following list of cruise line deck plans includes only CruiseMapper's largest companies' fleets and only ocean-going vessels. To access our full deckplan database (including small-fleet shipping companies, cruiseferries and riverboats) use the search box at page top.