As of 2011, cruises depart from three terminals located in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Cape Liberty Port in New Jersey. Destinations for all-inclusive cruises include the Caribbean, Europe, the Bahamas and Bermuda. These all-inclusive cruises offer many services as part of the package price, including food, accommodations and entertainment.
In 2011, six cruise lines provide all-inclusive cruises from New York City: Norwegian, Holland America, Carnival, Crystal, Princess and Cunard, owner of the Queen Mary 2 ship. Cunard is the only cruise line that offers transatlantic cruises.
Cruise lines offer different types of all-inclusive packages for their cruises that leave from New York. A cruise's length, type of lodging quarters and agency used help determine a cruise's price. As of 2011, travel agency Direct Line Cruises offers New York cruises which range in length from four to 10 nights and in price from $249 to $699 per person.
