Event.CruisesReviews of event.cruises

My husband and I have been going to D20 cruise for 4 years now. I just got off of the cruise and already are chomping at the bit to get next year's cruise details nailed down. The people running this experience have the players best interest in mind throughout the entire cruise. They work tirelessly to ensure that the gaming portion runs smoothly. Outside of the organized gameplay, there are events to be able to interact with other patrons of the cruise. You can play Magic The Gathering, Board Games or even run a one shot of your own! They ensure both physical and emotional safety of the players throughout the experience with the event. D20/10! Definitely recommend!

While the concept was intriguing, the execution was lacking. Better organization, more diversity in offerings, and better promotion will allow this event to expand into a "must go" gaming event along the lines of some of the more well known events.

My family has gone on three D20 cruises, the last 2 years with our kids. The amount of fun we have every year is ridiculous! Year one, I asked a bunch of random people to help me create duck themed monsters that I randomly dropped into games, much to the delight of several GMs, and the horror of their players. Year two, our kids made such an impression on the group as a whole that they were well remembered when they returned year three. The kids were welcomed and included, they painted their little hearts out with ImpendingDuff each day he held classes, they helped play NPCs for two of the GMs, one kid helped someone create paper crabs, and then played her crab in the Scuffed Cosplay skit. Core memories are made each year. Event.Cruises goes above and beyond to create inclusive events that are full of activities and camaraderie. They have board games, a photo scavenger hunt, DnD, MTG, mini figure painting workshops, World Anvil workshops, and so much more. The community is the best, full of laughter, and each year we leave and can't wait to get back for more.