The table illustrates passenger statistics for four different cruise ship companies between 1985 and 2015.
Overall, the leading company was Queen of Seas, whereas the lowest figure was demonstrated by the Caribbean Dream company.
In 1985, Queen of Seas had the highest number of passengers, at 450,000, followed by Sunny Sail with 412,000. The figure for Queen of Seas then declined gradually to 403,000 by 2005; however, after 10 years it recovered slightly to 422,000. Similarly, the number of passengers for Sunny Sail increased to 423,000 in 1995, thereafter reduced to 399,000 in 2005, and recovered to 403,000 by 2015.
The Caribbean Dream in 1985 had 215,000 passengers, and then this figure rose to 256,000 in 1995. However, by 2005 this rate decreased to 220,000, and after that it grew up to account for 245,000 passengers in 2015. Following that, the Voyage World was the leading choice compared to Caribbean Dream. In 1985, this company had 345,000 passengers, and next it significantly rose to 396,000 in 1995. Subsequently, until 2005 it increased moderately, showing 398,000 passengers, and finally after 10 years the index for Voyage World rapidly declined, at 362,000.