To folks like you and me, every day is Star Trek Day. But out there in the wider world, September 8th, the anniversary of the first Original Series broadcast, is a time to reflect and express celebratory joy over this now 55-year franchise. (Joy? Ah, yes, one of your Earth emotions…) We here at … [Read More]
Discover Our Newest Celebrity Crew Member
“There are so many reasons to join Starfleet. We get to reach for the stars. We get to reach for the best in ourselves. But, most important, we get to reach for each other.” So says Michael Burnham in the episode “The Red Angel” of Star Trek: Discovery. And now, Star Trek: The Cruise is … [Read More]
Meet Your 2022 Federation Advisors & Intergalactic Entertainers
The sun never sets in space, and the party never ends aboard Star Trek: The Cruise! Once again, we have assembled a team — a Federation, if you will — of advisors and intergalactic entertainers working in conjunction with our Bridge Crew talent and Science Squad to ensure nonstop activity fore and … [Read More]
Meet Star Trek: The Cruise’s Science Squad
As Captain Jean-Luc Picard told Zakdorn Master Strategist Sirna Kolrami, Starfleet’s purpose is exploration. And to properly explore you need experts who understand the complex physics of space, you need biologists who can observe the sought-after “new life and new civilizations,” and you need … [Read More]
EXPLORE THE STARSHIP AT SEA: Inside Star Trek: The Cruise’s Baryon Sweep
While our heroes in the 24th century can easily zip forward in time a little bit (much to the chagrin of the Department of Temporal Investigations), it’s not quite that easy for a 1,021-foot, 14-deck starship at sea that can carry 3,000 passengers and 1,200 crew members. So, like the Enterprise-D … [Read More]
An Epic 2020 Voyage Sets the Stage for 2022
When Star Trek: The Cruise pulled into port on March 8, 2020, it was more of a return from lightyears away than ever before. The world feels upside down right now as we shelter in place, so memories of our recent adventure — and thoughts of what's to come next year — offer greater comforts than … [Read More]