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Royal Caribbean
Royal Caribbean was founded in 1968 in Norway through a partnership of three Norwegian shipping companies, and the line has built its identity around progressively larger and more amenity-dense "megaships," including elaborate onboard features like surf simulators, ice rinks, and rock climbing walls. The company's Oasis-class ships, introduced starting in 2009, became among the largest passenger vessels ever built, capable of carrying more than 6,000 passengers and featuring distinct themed neighborhoods within a single ship, including an open-air Central Park area with live plants at sea. Royal Caribbean Group, the parent company, also owns Celebrity Cruises and other cruise brands, and Royal Caribbean specifically has consistently pursued a strategy of building the world's largest cruise ships, repeatedly claiming that title with new vessel launches over multiple decades. Royal Caribbean's combination of its Norwegian shipping company origins and its sustained strategy of building the world's largest, most amenity-dense cruise ships has made it one of the most commercially significant cruise lines in the industry.
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Princess Cruises
Princess Cruises was founded in 1965, and the line gained enormous mainstream visibility in the United States through its association with the television series "The Love Boat," which aired from 1977 to 1986 and was filmed aboard actual Princess ships, exposing the cruise line to a massive weekly television audience. "The Love Boat's" cultural impact on cruise tourism was significant enough that it's widely credited within the travel industry with substantially popularizing cruising as a mainstream American vacation option during a period when cruise travel was still considered a relatively niche and often older-skewing activity. Princess Cruises became part of Carnival Corporation's portfolio of cruise brands, and the line has continued positioning itself with a slightly more traditional, mid-premium identity distinct from Carnival's own more overtly festive mainstream brand positioning. Princess Cruises's combination of its "Love Boat" television-driven mainstream popularization of cruising and its sustained mid-premium brand positioning has made it one of the most culturally significant cruise lines in American television and travel history.
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