Oct 28–Nov. 4, 2006
ms Diamond Princess, Princess Cruises
2674 Guests
Sails from Los Angeles, CA, USA

Bigger and better than ever - our Mexican Riviera Cruise on the amazing new Diamond Princess is the largest ship we have ever chartered and the best Big Ship gay and lesbian cruise ever offered - by anyone. Join us for this unforgettable event. More parties, more fun.

Feb 25–Mar 4, 2007
Caribbean Princess, Princess Cruises
3100 Guests
Sails from Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA

Bigger's only better when it's RSVP! Come experience RSVP spirit and Princess style on this Caribbean classic cruise. We're taking 3100 of the finest, friendliest gay and lesbian guests and their family and friends to the sparkling blue waters and sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean.

May 29–Jun 4, 2007
Queen Mary 2, Cunard Cruise Line
2596 Guests
Sails from New York, NY, USA

This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. RSVP stands out from the crowd with a luxury event like no other: the first ever all-gay and lesbian transatlantic voyage and the first all-gay and lesbian charter with Cunard Cruise Line. It's not a cruise, it's a crossing. And nothing compares. Once you've stepped on board you've arrived at your destination, and what a destination she is!

Queen Mary 2. Don't miss it!

Aug 9–19, 2007
ms Westerdam, Holland America Lines
1912 Guests
Sails from Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

Whether you seek Italian enchantment, an Aegean odyssey, or an exploration of the Mediterranean's ancient empires and romantic Rivieras, this itinerary delivers it all! Not only is this our largest Mediterranean cruise ever it's packed with the people, places and great RSVP events that will make your vacation memorable.

Sep 7–14 , 2007
ms Amsterdam, Holland America Lines
1380 Guests
Sails from Seattle, WA, USA

As experienced travelers will attest, a cruise is one of the best ways to enjoy the incomparable scenery of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. We’re very excited to once again offer this itinerary that includes scenic cruising and stops in rich historical and cultural centers along the Alaskan coast. Bring your camera, your drawing pad, your binoculars.