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A cruise ship is a ship that can be built in Minecraft. This page shows a step-to-step guide on how to build one.

Cruise ships[edit | edit source]

Large cruise ships are usually very large and complex, and therefore may be quite difficult and tedious to build. It is recommended to build these in Creative mode, as a very large number of resources, some of which may be hard to acquire in Survival or Adventure, are usually needed to create a large cruise ship.

Recommended building blocks[edit | edit source]

  • Concrete (good building block, could be used outside the ship)
  • Wool (useful inside the ship, but be careful using it near fire or lava, as it is flammable)
  • Planks (can be used inside the ship, but it is also flammable, so make sure that fire cannot spread to it)
  • Carpets (decoration block, also usable inside the ship, but again, it is flammable)
  • Torches, Sea Lanterns or Glowstone (useful for lighting)
  • Glass Pane or Glass (can be used as windows)

Passenger ferries[edit | edit source]

Passenger ferries can be built in water bodies between two land masses, where the distance between the masses is not small but not significantly large either (e.g., a large lake, but not a river or an ocean). The size of a passenger ferry varies, such as a steamboat. The boat advised to create depends upon the number of passengers expected and/or the distance between the two lands.

River cruises[edit | edit source]

If a huge cruise ship is not what you're looking for, you can build a river cruise boat, which is a smaller ship designed for traveling through rivers. These boats are usually two decks or lower and not very long either. You could build this on top of a naturally generated river, or you could dig your own river and build your boat on that.

Terminals[edit | edit source]

Strongly recommended while building a cruise ship, it can include a check in desk, toilets, playing area, café, walkway to the ship, and optionally staircases and/or lifts with more than two levels.

Recommended building materials[edit | edit source]

  • Cobblestone
  • Doors (iron doors may give a more modern look, but need power)
  • Glass (for windows; glass panes tend to give more depth)
  • Fences
  • Stairs and/or Slabs.
  • Planks (ensure to keep any wood-based blocks away from fire hazards)
  • Wool (again, avoid fires)
  • Piston (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)
  • Slime Block (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)
  • Honey Block (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)
  • Lever (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)
  • Redstone Dust (if using an iron door or creating a sliding / raising / extending terminal)
  • Redstone Repeater (for redstone line extension)

Terminal tutorials[edit | edit source]

Dock (for small boats and nether hubs).[edit | edit source]

Create a platform of planks, add fences from floor of water body to platform corners.

Station (for small boats and nether hubs).[edit | edit source]

Create 2 docks separated the exact width of the boat, create a staircase, extending terminal or sliding terminal up to ship entrance. Optional: Create a customer review booth.

Low door and platform.[edit | edit source]

make a door level to a dock or station

Staircase.[edit | edit source]

Make a staircase

Extending terminal.[edit | edit source]

place an double piston extender.

attach a slime block line

place a line of a move-able block on front and top of slime block line.

power using a lever.

extend circuit if needed using Repeater

Sliding terminal.[edit | edit source]

place an double piston extender.

attach a slime block to the available piston.

create a staircase starting on top of the slime block.

place 1 slime block underneath each stair.

power using lever.

extend circuit if needed using Repeater.

Life boats[edit | edit source]

The interior of a player-made lifeboat

All ships have lifeboats. Depending on the size of the vessel, you may have many or only a few lifeboats. Real-life lifeboats are colored orange, so they could be easily spotted by rescue crews, so you should use orange material to build the lifeboats.

Things to have onboard[edit | edit source]

  • Cabins for persons to live on the cruise ship. You may have different classes for cabins, ranging from ones with nothing but a bunk bed to suites with balconies and king-size beds. More expensive cabins tend to be placed on upper decks.
  • Ice Hockey on large cruise ships
  • Spleef arenas
  • Party areas
  • Restaurants
  • Shops (taxfree or so): A cruise ship doubles as a mall, as it has so many different shops. Make sure to have many shops for exotic and luxury goods.
  • Playrooms
  • Vending machines
  • Jukeboxes to play music (remember to put a music disc inside the jukebox or the jukebox won't play any music)
  • Info desk
  • Swimming pools
  • Waterslide
  • Engine Room: A ship cannot function without an engine. Engine rooms are huge, with tons of complex machinery. Building an engine room may be tricky, as many have never seen one.
  • Car Deck
  • Bridge: Any ship needs some form of a command. Build a glorious, wide bridge from which the Captain can lead the vessel.

Videos[edit | edit source]

Video of the Oasis of the Seas cruise ship built in the game.


Below are some tutorial videos from YouTube, sorted partly from 1-30.

Tutorial Videos[show][edit]

See also[edit | edit source]

Cruise ship article on Wikipedia

Navigation[edit | edit source]

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A cruise ship is a ship that can be built in Minecraft. This page shows a step-to-step guide on how to build one.

Cruise ships

Large cruise ships are usually very large and complex, and therefore may be quite difficult and tedious to build. It is recommended to build these in Creative mode, as a very large number of resources, some of which may be hard to acquire in Survival or Adventure, are usually needed to create a large cruise ship.

  • Concrete (good building block, could be used outside the ship)

  • Wool (useful inside the ship, but be careful using it near fire or lava, as it is flammable)

  • Planks (can be used inside the ship, but it is also flammable, so make sure that fire cannot spread to it)

  • Carpets (decoration block, also usable inside the ship, but again, it is flammable)

  • Torches, Sea Lanterns or Glowstone (useful for lighting)

  • Glass Pane or Glass (can be used as windows)

Passenger ferries

Passenger ferries can be built in water bodies between two land masses, where the distance between the masses is not small but not significantly large either (e.g., a large lake, but not a river or an ocean). The size of a passenger ferry varies, such as a steamboat. The boat advised to create depends upon the number of passengers expected and/or the distance between the two lands.

River cruises

If a huge cruise ship is not what you're looking for, you can build a river cruise boat, which is a smaller ship designed for traveling through rivers. These boats are usually two decks or lower and not very long either. You could build this on top of a naturally generated river, or you could dig your own river and build your boat on that.

Terminals

Strongly recommended while building a cruise ship, it can include a check in desk, toilets, playing area, café, walkway to the ship, and optionally staircases and/or lifts with more than two levels.

  • Cobblestone

  • Doors (iron doors may give a more modern look, but need power)

  • Glass (for windows; glass panes tend to give more depth)

  • Fences

  • Stairs and/or Slabs.

  • Planks (ensure to keep any wood-based blocks away from fire hazards)

  • Wool (again, avoid fires)

  • Piston (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)

  • Slime Block (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)

  • Honey Block (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)

  • Lever (if creating a sliding, raising or extending terminal)

  • Redstone Dust (if using an iron door or creating a sliding / raising / extending terminal)

  • Redstone Repeater (for redstone line extension)

Terminal tutorials

Dock (for small boats and nether hubs).

Create a platform of planks, add fences from floor of water body to platform corners.

Station (for small boats and nether hubs).

Create 2 docks separated the exact width of the boat, create a staircase, extending terminal or sliding terminal up to ship entrance. Optional: Create a customer review booth.

Low door and platform.

make a door level to a dock or station

Staircase.

Make a staircase

Extending terminal.

place an double piston extender.

attach a slime block line

place a line of a move-able block on front and top of slime block line.

power using a lever.

extend circuit if needed using Repeater

Sliding terminal.

place an double piston extender.

attach a slime block to the available piston.

create a staircase starting on top of the slime block.

place 1 slime block underneath each stair.

power using lever.

extend circuit if needed using Repeater.

Life boats

The interior of a player-made lifeboat

All ships have lifeboats. Depending on the size of the vessel, you may have many or only a few lifeboats.↵Real-life lifeboats are colored orange, so they could be easily spotted by rescue crews, so you should use orange material to build the lifeboats.

Things to have onboard

  • Cabins for persons to live on the cruise ship. You may have different classes for cabins, ranging from ones with nothing but a bunk bed to suites with balconies and king-size beds. More expensive cabins tend to be placed on upper decks.

  • Ice Hockey on large cruise ships

  • Spleef arenas

  • Party areas

  • Restaurants

  • Shops (taxfree or so): A cruise ship doubles as a mall, as it has so many different shops. Make sure to have many shops for exotic and luxury goods.

  • Playrooms

  • Vending machines

  • Jukeboxes to play music (remember to put a music disc inside the jukebox or the jukebox won't play any music)

  • Info desk

  • Swimming pools

  • Waterslide

  • Engine Room: A ship cannot function without an engine. Engine rooms are huge, with tons of complex machinery. Building an engine room may be tricky, as many have never seen one.

  • Car Deck

  • Bridge: Any ship needs some form of a command. Build a glorious, wide bridge from which the Captain can lead the vessel.

Videos

Video of the Oasis of the Seas cruise ship built in the game.


↵Below are some tutorial videos from YouTube, sorted partly from 1-30.

See also

Cruise ship article on Wikipedia