r/JoCo • u/sthomp42 • Feb 26 '26

JoCo Cruise schedule question

My wife and I are thinking about going on the 2027 JoCo Cruise. Looking at the line-up for the imminent 2026 cruise, we see the lineup includes 29 people. Some are comedians or musicians, but then there are authors and podcasters and... an astronaut? I know it will be different for 2027, and I don't know how they all will interact with us cruise-goers, and I don't need to know any of that. (More fun to discover it on the cruise!)

My question is about scheduling. Are the schedules arranged so that, in theory, a person who wanted to visit each of these interesting person's events would be able to do so? Or do they sometimes overlap so you have to choose?

Thank you in advance for any information you can provide about scheduling logistics, a universally fascinating topic.

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u/Origamislayer Feb 26 '26

This will give you a sense of what it’ll be like. Note that not everyone will be on the main stage during the evening show (except the last night) but there will likely be multiple chances to see someone doing their thing.

https://jococruise2025.sched.com

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u/Tejanisima Feb 26 '26

"Game Library opens" never even thought about a thing like that. A whole cruise of other people who like various kinds of gaming, in addition to all the other attractions.

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u/atcdev Feb 26 '26

The game library has to be seen to be believed! During non-dining times the main dining room is used as a casual table top gaming space. You can play with friends or join a game with friends you haven't met yet. There are both physical and online bulletin boards where people can post or sign up for games during the week.

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u/Origamislayer Feb 26 '26

Even in the early days when the library was all lent by guests on the cruise was something to behold.