Eurovision Cruise 2027 to Sail Between Helsinki and Stockholm

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Eurovision fans will once again be able to take part in a dedicated Eurovision-themed cruise when the Eurovision Cruise 2027 sets sail between Helsinki and Stockholm next August.

Organised by OGAE Finland in cooperation with Tallink Silja, the two-night cruise will take place aboard the Silja Symphony, departing from Helsinki on 19 August 2027 and returning to the Finnish capital on 21 August. 

The main evening of the cruise will be Friday, 20 August, when Eurovision-themed activities are planned throughout the day and night. The programme is expected to include Eurovision music, a Eurovision show, Eurovision karaoke, live artists and a disco lasting until 6 a.m.

The main Eurovision party venue will be the ship's Starlight nightclub, where Eurovision fans from Finland and around the world will gather to celebrate the contest while sailing across the Baltic Sea. 

The Silja Symphony also features a 143-metre-long indoor Promenade, surrounded by restaurants, bars, shops and other services.

OGAE Finland says that further details about the artists, programme and activities will be announced later. However, bookings are already open, with the organisers encouraging fans to reserve their cabins early as the best cabin categories traditionally sell first.

A special EUROVISION discount code is also available for the cruise, with the discount applying to all cabin categories while the allocated quota remains available. 

The Eurovision Cruise has become one of OGAE Finland's major international fan events, bringing Eurovision fans together for a unique celebration outside the traditional contest season.

Source: OGAE Finland

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