Choose a cruise itinerary the whole group likes
A cruise puts the whole group on one ship for a week, so the itinerary matters more than on most trips. Some people want beaches and swim-up bars, others want glaciers, and the price gap between a long sailing and a short one is real. Rank the itineraries privately and book the one the group likes most overall.
- Western Caribbean, 7 nights
- Eastern Caribbean, 7 nights
- Bahamas, 4 nights
- Alaska Inside Passage, 7 nights
- Mediterranean, 10 nights
- Mexican Riviera, 5 nights
Free. Edit the options, then send one link to your group.
Why ranking beats a regular poll here
- Trip length and price come through honestly, since nobody sees who ranked the long sailing last.
- Second choices count, which matters when the group is split between warm and cold.
- The full order gives you a backup if cabins on the winning sailing sell out.
How it works
- Add the question and 3 to 30 options
- Send one private link to the group
- Everyone ranks privately, in about a minute
- You reveal the winner
Tips
- Put the nights in each option name, since length drives the price.
- Add a port photo to each itinerary.
- Compare the ship after the itinerary wins, with a second rank if needed.
Questions
Should we rank cruise lines or itineraries?
Itineraries first, because where you go shapes the trip most. If two lines sail the winning route, run a quick second rank to choose the ship.
Can people see how I ranked?
No. Each person’s order stays private. Everyone sees the group’s final order and where they personally landed, never anyone else’s individual ranking.
Is it free? Does everyone need the app?
Rankd is free and runs in the browser, so there is nothing to download. Friends open the link from any group chat (iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, email) and rank in about a minute.