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CRUISE BINGO

Cruise bingo for every deck.

Seven days, one ship, sixteen squares. Claim them anywhere on board, unlock everyone else's, and disembark with one album instead of a thousand loose photos.

Completely freeJoins by link, no download
Seven Nights At Sea
Only unselected squares get new text. Your picks and renames stay.
Set up this board

Tap a square to select it, rename any square to make it yours, pick the grid size you want, then take it through to setup — your board comes with you. Rerolling only swaps out the squares you haven’t selected.

How the week plays out

Three moments. Works on ship wifi.

empty loungers on a ship's deck as the sun sets behind the wake

The link lands

EMBARKATION DAY

Board goes round the group before the safety drill. Everyone joins from the terminal wifi.

a cocktail on a ship's balcony table as the sun goes down over the water

Squares get claimed

EVERY PORT AND SEA DAY

Squares split the ship between you — the top deck, the port stop, the formal night. Photos unlock as you claim your own.

four friends sitting on rocks watching the sun set over a valley

The finale

DISEMBARKATION

Board closes on the last morning and every photo unlocks at once — a whole week in one album before the taxi home.

Why it beats the group chat

Everyone plays

Photos stay locked until you post your own. Even the ones who never post anything end up in the album.

Zero admin

No scoring, no chasing people for photos. The leaderboard runs itself.

One album at the end

Not one album per cabin — one album for the whole booking.

60 cruise bingo square ideas

Every square in the pool. Your board pulls sixteen at random, so cabins aren't chasing the same photo — shuffle, or write squares for your itinerary.

Think of these as a starting point rather than a menu — your board isn’t limited to them. Rename any square, mix in your own, or write the whole board from scratch.

Guaranteed

Will definitely happen. Gets everyone posting in the first hour.

  • Embarkation photo
  • Cabin reveal
  • Safety drill
  • Buffet plate, no shame
  • Sunset from the top deck
  • Pool deck, full
  • Formal night, full effort
  • Port stop, first photo
  • Cocktail of the day
  • Ship, from the shore
  • Muster station selfie
  • Sea day, no land
  • Towel animal
  • Sunrise at sea
  • Last morning, bags out

Dares

Someone has to actually do something.

  • Karaoke on board
  • Ask the captain for a photo
  • Do the top-deck slide
  • Learn a dance in the ballroom
  • Order something you can't pronounce
  • Sunrise on deck alone
  • Photo with the crew
  • Join a ship activity you'd never join
  • Try the spa thing
  • Talk to another table at dinner
  • Swim in port
  • Walk a whole lap of the deck
  • Trivia, actually competing
  • Dress for the theme night
  • Sing along at the piano bar

Spot it

Luck. The fun of hunting.

  • Another cruise ship
  • Dolphins or a whale
  • A very committed sunbather
  • Deck chair reserved with a towel
  • Someone lost on the wrong deck
  • Crew member who knows everyone
  • Perfect flat horizon
  • The engine room door
  • A seagull following the ship
  • Someone's hat overboard
  • A wedding on board
  • Rogue conga line
  • Sunset through a porthole
  • Ship's bell
  • Storm on the horizon

Together

Needs two or more people in frame.

  • Whole group on deck
  • Everyone at dinner
  • Group jump shot
  • All the cabins together
  • Group at the railing
  • Family, three generations
  • Group in port
  • Everyone in formal wear
  • Group with the crew
  • Pool group photo
  • Sunrise crew
  • Whole group in the lift mirror
  • Last night group shot
  • Everyone's cocktails in a row
  • Everyone's shoes in a row

Cruise FAQ

The four things groups ask before sailing.

Does it work on ship wifi?

Yes. Claim and shoot offline, and photos upload the next time you're on wifi or in port. No streaming, no data drain.

Is it good for a family group?

It's built for it. Cousins, grandparents and teenagers all end up in the same album, and every square works for any age on board.

Seven days, how many squares?

Twenty-five for a week, sixteen for a short cruise. Add a square per port if your itinerary is the point.

Can we include shore excursions?

Yes — write a square per port. Most groups mix ship squares with two or three port dares.