U cruises have teamed up with the Queens for a one-of-a-kind river cruise experience along the European Rivers…
U has teamed up with beloved RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni Jiggly Caliente (season 4), Darienne Lake (season 5) and Phi Phi O’hara (season 4) for a one-of-a-kind cruise experience in Germany this summer aboard The A.
The very first U in Drag cruise, which sets sail from Frankfurt on July 6, 2019, will offer a variety of interactive activities co-hosted by the drag queens such as a karaoke night, drag makeup lessons, an exclusive bar crawl at one of the ship ports, and much more. Of course, the celebrity drag queens are also scheduled to perform several times throughout the week of sailing.
The sailing will be an action-packed celebration of culture, entertainment, glitter and stilettos.
“We’re so excited to announce a drag queen themed cruises for our U guests,” says Ellen Bettridge, CEO and President of U. “The themes coincide with everything our U brand stands for which is encouraging our guests to completely let go, be confidently themselves and meet new like-minded travellers along the way.”
U’s themed itineraries include open bar throughout the cruise, three daily meals, select shore excursions, complimentary Wi-Fi, onboard local U hosts, and other popular activities such as mixology classes, silent discos, a local DJ, paint & wine classes, and rooftop yoga.
For more information and prices or to book, visit www.ubyuniworld.com/themed-cruises.
Jiggly Caliente, Darienne Lake & Phi Phi O'Hara Are Hosting A Cruise This Summer!
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