Beam me outta here Scotty.......

 

'Star Trek' cruise will celebrate show's 60th birthday with William Shatner and more stars


Is Shatner still alive? 

“Star Trek” will have a 60th birthday celebration on the high seas.

Will the ship be called The Enterprise?

The ninth installment of the popular theme cruise, Star Trek: The Cruise IX, will mark six nearly decades since the franchise’s first TV series premiered when it sets sail next year

Sheesh, that was the best name they could come up with for that cruise? 

Passengers will visit Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Royal Caribbean’s private Bahamas destination, Perfect Day at CocoCay.

What, NOT CANADA??

Along with Shatner and Koenig, “Star Trek” actors Bobby Clark (The Gorn), Sean Kenney (Captain Pike) and Sandra Gimpel (The Salt Vampire) will make appearances. Other stars from throughout the franchise will come aboard, as well.

Those include Jonathan Frakes (Commander William T. Riker), John de Lancie (Q), and Marina Sirtis (Counselor Deanna Troi) from “Star Trek: The Next Generation”; Nana Visitor (Kira Nerys) and Terry Farrell (Jadzia Dax) from “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine”; Sonequa Martin-Green (Michael Burnham) and Anthony Rapp (Paul Stamets) from “Star Trek: Discovery” and others.


And others? Wouldn't be worth the money without.............




The cruise currently starts at $2,370 for returning guests and $2,530 for first-timers, according to its website.
https://startrekthecruise.com/early-bird-sale/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/cruises/2025/02/24/star-trek-cruise-2026-original-series/80031040007/


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