Better than the banquet hall

Class Reunion Cruises

A 10th, 25th, or 50th reunion where the venue is a ship, the icebreaker is a sail-away party, and nobody stands around a hotel ballroom holding a name tag and a warm soda.

🎓 10th to 50th reunions
🎊 Private reception on board
💰 Group rates on 8+ cabins

Why Reunion Committees Switch to Ships

The banquet-hall reunion gives a class three hours together and a bar tab. A reunion cruise gives it three days: a private welcome reception on boarding day, dinners at linked tables every night, a beach day for the group photo, and enough unscheduled time that the conversations actually finish.

The committee's job also shrinks to almost nothing. We set up the group block, classmates book straight into it and pay for themselves, and the RSVP list is simply the booking list. Classes scattered across the country pick a Florida departure for cheap flights; a 3 or 4 night sailing keeps the price close to a banquet weekend.

Why Committees Book With CruiseHub

A Real Private ReceptionWe arrange a private group event on board for the reunion's opening night, name tags optional.
The Booking List Is the RSVP ListClassmates book into the block directly. No committee spreadsheets, no chasing checks.
One Expert, Zero Committee BurnoutA dedicated group expert handles cabins, dinners, and the event so the committee attends its own reunion.

How It Works

1Pick the reunion windowThe milestone year, a season, and your best guess at attendance.
2We open the blockClassmates book in at the group rate with a link you can post in the class group.
3Reunite for days, not hoursReception night one, beach day two, stories every dinner.

Reunion Planning Tips

✓Post the link 12+ months outReunions book on nostalgia and lead time. Early announcements double attendance.
✓Do the reception night oneBreak the ice on boarding day and the rest of the sailing plans itself.
✓Let spouses and plus-ones inMixed tables keep dinner lively and lift the cabin count toward group perks.

Get a Reunion Group Quote

Tell us the class and the milestone, and a group expert will set up a block your classmates can book straight into.

Frequently Asked Questions

We open a group block and give the committee a booking link and phone reference. Each classmate books directly at the group rate and pays individually, and the group grows cabin by cabin.

Yes. We arrange a private reception for your group, typically on the first evening, with its own space and bar service. It replaces the banquet hall, with a better view.

Nobody can. We start the block on a conservative estimate and expand it while cabins remain, so early bookers anchor the group and late deciders can still join.

On 8 or more cabins, one guest’s fare is covered, and classes usually give it to the organizer who finally made the reunion happen.

Give the Class a Real Reunion

Post one link. Watch the RSVP list fill itself.

Plan Our Reunion Cruise

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