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Captain’s log, stardate 01.09.2017: Begin voyage out of PortMiami on 2,394-guest vessel, Norwegian Pearl. After a day at sea, dock in Cozumel, Mexico. Return to sea and head to Nassau, Bahamas. Rendezvous with paradise on private island of Great Stirrup Cay. Complete mission, stardate 01.15.2017 in Miami.
In celebration of the iconic TV show’s 50th anniversary, Star Trek: The Cruise promises an immersive, six-day experience for Trekkies.
At the helm — of the event, not the ship — will be Capt. James T. Kirk himself, actor William Shatner.
Joining him for the "fascinating" experience: Marina Sirtis and Jonathan Frakes from Star Trek: The Next Generation; Robert Picardo from Star Trek: Voyager; James Darren fromDeep Space Nine; Denise Crosby from The Next Generation; and John de Lancie from The Next Generation, Voyager andDeep Space Nine.
Also along for the cruise will be the Enterprise Blues Band, featuring three actors who have appeared in Star Trek roles: Vaughn Armstrong, Steve Rankin and Casey Biggs.
Treats for Trekkies include dramatic performances, comedy shows and concerts by the actors, themed parties, screenings and competitions.
You can't beam on board, but you can book now at wwthaw.startrekthecruise.com.
Prices begin at $975 per person for an inside cabin, based on double occupancy. Port charges and fees are an additional $210 per person.
Don’t forget to pack the Vulcan costume. Live long and prosper.
