What Private Group Events Can You Book on a Cruise?

[Little c Travel]

So I was wondering what private group events one can book on a cruise.

Ones I know of are:

- Mixology
- Open Bar Party
- Mickey Mouse Meet & Greet

What other things can one book for a private group?

 

[dcassetta]

I would guess if you're willing to pay for it, you could have almost any kind of event you wanted on the ship.

DCL.Function.Requests@disney.com

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

You can also book the private room in Palo for brunch and dinner needs around 14 people this is on the Magic and Wonder.

 

[jdb in AZ]

What do you want to book for your group? Some businesses hold seminars at sea. Some passengers have church meetings -- privately scheduled by individuals, but they invite anyone who wants to attend.

On an extended-family cruise on the Magic, our DD wanted to play the piano for her grandma. (DD has her BA in music.) So DH reserved a lounge for our group. Guest services was very accommodating, and they didn't charge anything. It was just a matter of finding a lounge with a piano that wasn't already busy with a ship-sponsored activity.

 

[Little c Travel]

Was not looking to book anything in-particular, was just wondering what some of the options are. Going on a cruise and our cruise meet group is booking a mixology, open bar event, and Mickey Mouse meet and greet. I was just wondering what other things are options or things people have booked.

 

[Ajojo]

On my Alaskan cruise there were a bunch of us that wanted to do A Palo brunch but everything was sold out. We met on our cruise meet thread and someone organized a group lunch in the private room at Palo. It was real nice, even though we didn't really know each other, we still got to enjoy Palo.

 

[Patsydust]

I would like to know of all the options too and see what is available! I did the Mixology class and it was blast! It was so nice to only have 30 people there instead of a mega amount that are usually seen at some of the other classes like towel folding and the cooking demos. And golly gee whiz speaking of cooking demos, wouldn't that be nice to have a smaller group! I wonder what it would cost to do that with 25ish people! Not only because it would be nice with a smaller group but it'd be cool to attend another! It's one of my many favorite activities on board!