Trekkies, mark your calendars. Star Trek: The Cruise is coming back for its tenth voyage, and this time it’s a full-on celebration.

The seven-day cruise sets sail February 20–27, 2027, departing from New Orleans for the first time in the event’s history. The ship hits Cozumel, George Town, and Montego Bay before returning stateside.

But the real draw? This isn’t just another fan cruise. Star Trek: The Cruise X is celebrating 40 years of The Next Generation, 10 years of Discovery, 5 years of Strange New Worlds, and a full decade of the cruise itself.

The guest list reads like a who’s who of the franchise. George Takei, Jonathan Frakes, LeVar Burton, Gates McFadden, John de Lancie, Denise Crosby, Nana Visitor, Chase Masterson, Casey Biggs, Robert Picardo, Garrett Wang, Tim Russ, Connor Trinneer, Jason Isaacs, Mary Wiseman, Wilson Cruz, Mary Chieffo, Todd Stashwick, Mica Burton, Celia Rose Gooding, Melissa Navia, Dan Jeannotte, Dawnn Lewis, and Noël Wells are all confirmed. More names are expected to follow.

What makes this different from your average convention? It’s immersive. Over 3,000 fans spend a full week with cast members through karaoke battles, yoga sessions, whiskey tastings, blackjack games, trivia, and vow renewals. The cruise features themed costume nights, live performances by the actors themselves, and Band 47, the event’s house party band.

Legendary director David Livingston joins as part of the “Science Squad and Federation Advisors,” along with guest lecturers and authors. The entire ship becomes part of the Star Trek universe for a week.

Cabins start at $2,740 per person (double occupancy), which includes all main performances, interviews, parties, events, and select meals. Booking opens March 5.

Entertainment Cruise Productions, which has produced more than 60 full-ship charters since 2001, is behind the event. Star Trek: The Cruise operates under license by Paramount Products and Experiences.

For a community that’s spent decades watching these characters explore the final frontier, this is the closest thing to actually joining the crew. And for one week in 2027, the ship becomes the Enterprise.