When ‘Regular’ just isn’t enough

People taking a cruise holiday has really grown over the years. Now it seems just not enough to take a ‘regular’ cruise holiday. Our hobbies and interests can take over a part of our lives and this may reflect on your choice of holidays. Then came Theme Cruises.

What are Theme Cruises?

They are Cruise holidays with enhanced programming on board designed to cater for particular hobbies and interests. This programming could include anything from Seminars to Concerts. This offers guests of all ages the chance to indulge in their favorite hobby or past time.

Let’s take a look at some of the Themes –

Marvel Day at Sea – Stand alongside some of Marvel’s greatest superheroes with Disney Cruise Line. Available on selected 2017/2018 Departures.  Expect one of a kind entertainment, meet and greets and special offerings not found anywhere else. You will also enjoy a deck party, dancing and fireworks with the largest collection of superheroes and villains.  There are photo opportunities with your favorite characters, Marvel movie marathons, character dress up, games in the kids clubs, an exclusive merchandising. All on board this one day at sea.

Monaco Grand Prix – World’s most glamorous sporting even the Monaco Grand Prix. Everything that’s great about the Formula 1. Azamara Club cruises will even have overnight stays in the ports giving more time to experience the sights. Tickets will be available through the Cruise Line but they sell very quickly.

Remembering the King – A tribute celebrating the career of Elvis Presley. Guests will experience the look, the sounds, the moves and authentic costumes from his many performances over his career. entertainment includes tribute performances, meet and greet, photo ops, Q&A with the tribute artists and more. Featured with Royal Caribbean Cruise Line on board Grandeur of the Seas.

World Space Week – Come and celebrate World Space Week on board Queen Mary 2. Join experts like astronaut, scientist and shuttle pilot Dr Jeffrey Hoffman, Charles Barclay of the Royal Astronomical Society, Ken Taggart NASA historian and more. Guests can also enjoy a bespoke land package in New York which includes VIP tours of the Hayden Planetarium, the Rose Center for Space at the America Museum of Natural History and the Intrepid Museum of Air, Sea and Space.

So when they say there is a cruise out there for everybody they really mean it. These are only a taster of the kind of themes on offer. Has anyone ever done one of these types of cruises? I’d love to know what your impressions were. Or do you just think some of the themes out there are a bit crazy and gone to far? Let us know what you think…