Travel is always more fun with a group!
Who can visit a theme parks, tours or resorts as a group?
· Large families
· Teams
· Sorority and fraternity
· Book Club
· Wine Clubs
· Work Retreats
· Sales Team Rewards
· Churches
· Clubs
· Weddings
· And more
How big is considered a group?
When coming to accomodations a group would be 6+ people. It may mean a need for multiple rooms or a suite.
Additional experiences and enhancements:
VIP Experiences
Dining reservations
Tours
Ground transportation
Something everyone in the group will enjoy!
Exclusive perks
Who would a group cruise be for?
· Large family events
· Teams
· Sorority and fraternity
· Book Club
· Wine Clubs
· Work Retreats
· Sales Team Rewards
· Churches
· Clubs
· Weddings
· Everyone has a group they could do a cruise with!
How big is considered a group?
Generally you are looking at minimum of 8 staterooms at double occupancy. So 16 individuals is generally your minimum of participants.
What if a group cannot reach that minimum?
No worries, there are cruise lines that will work with slightly smaller groups.
Does every stateroom only sleep two?
No, with many rooms you can sometimes have beds for 3, 4, or 5 people. If you need, suites also have more beds and space for your travel.
Things to know about group cruises:
· Planning the group sailing about 6 months or more will give you the best opportunity to get the right cruise.
· When it comes to land travel vs. cruising. Cruising when looking at cost per person per day, the inclusive pricing of cruises will save you money!
· You wake up in the port, giving you more time to explore rather than traveling during daylight hours.
· You unpack once and enjoy the ease.
· From pools, excursions, food, youth programs and more.
There is something for everyone!