Sail Across the Sun…with TRAIN!

KAFE 104.1 has a chance for you and a friend to Sail Across the Sun in beautiful Cozumel, Mexico…with the band, Train!

Fill out the entry form below for a chance to win roundtrip airfare from Seattle to Miami, where you’ll board the cruise ship, “Norwegian Gem,” with unforgettable accommodations in a balcony cabin from February 13, 2025, through February 17, 2025.

While you’re on the cruise, Train performs 3 shows…and will even assist in a Valentine’s Day Vow Renewal. Plus, non-stop on-board activities like a Gong Show, wine tasting with Pat Monahan, swimming pools, a spa, casino, fitness center, and more.

See everything you can expect to see on this cruise HERE!

You can enter once per day to escape the cold this February and Sail Across the Sun! This is a multi-station contest. Click here for contest rules.

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