
The Lunar Weekender
Forty-eight hours, one Earthrise, and a Sea of Tranquility walk-out. The gateway drug of orbital travel.
Cycle 12 · Fares live now
Prices are in credits, all-in, per berth. No fuel surcharge, no port levy, no "resort fee" for a station that does not have a resort. What you see is what the airlock charges.
Headline charter
Our biggest release of the cycle, and the only charter where all four Galilean moons appear on a single manifest.

Io's sulphur plains from a safe and frankly generous distance, an under-ice descent at Europa, a low pass over Ganymede's grooved terrain, and three nights parked in Callisto's shadow with every light on the ship switched off.
Launch window closes
After that, fares reset to standing rates and the Grand Tour goes back to ₡44,600. We don't do extensions — the orbital mechanics genuinely do not care about our marketing calendar.
Station time, UTC-locked. Yes, we know time is relative. Please be early anyway.
This cycle's board
Sorted by departure. Everything on this board is confirmed crewed and fuelled — no provisional listings.

Forty-eight hours, one Earthrise, and a Sea of Tranquility walk-out. The gateway drug of orbital travel.

Down the bore shaft, into water that has never seen a sun. Two dives, one very good pilot, and a hard hard limit on depth.

Two rocks, one working port, and a night in a mining town that has opinions about inner-system tourists. Bring cash and manners.

Thick air, one seventh of a gee, and certification included. You will fly. Under your own arms. For actual minutes at a time.

A single, unrepeatable alignment: three moon shadows crossing the cloud tops at once. Private charter, whole ship, one shot.

Forty nights out where the sun is just the brightest star. No excursions, no planet, no distractions. Our hardest sell and our highest rebooking rate.
The Nine Club
Membership is annual, cancellable, and does not involve a presentation. Tier discounts stack on top of every fare on this page.
For the first-timer who suspects there will be a second time.
For people who have started planning next cycle before landing this one.
For the frequent flyer whose passport has run out of moons.
The fine print
All of it fits on one screen, which we consider a point of pride.
Berth, all meals, all excursions listed on the itinerary, pressure suit hire and fitting, in-flight medical cover, and return transit to Gate 42 from any partner surface port. Also a towel. The towel is genuinely non-negotiable and genuinely useful.
Getting yourself to Gate 42, personal insurance beyond our standard cover, souvenirs on the Promenade, and anything you break in the machine shop. Alcohol is included but rationed by mass — we will explain the maths at the briefing and you will find it reasonable.
A two-hour appointment at any partner clinic, valid for four cycles. Cardiac, vestibular and pressure tolerance. If you can climb four flights of stairs without stopping and follow instructions calmly under pressure, you will almost certainly pass. If you don't, the deposit is refunded in full, no appeal needed.
Full refund up to 30 days before departure. Between 30 and 7 days, you can move the booking once to any departure inside 12 cycles at no charge. Inside 7 days, 50% credit toward a future berth. If we cancel for any reason — weather, mechanical, orbital, or a crew member's judgement call — you get 100% back plus a Deckhand cycle on us.
12 kg per passenger, hard-limited by mass budget rather than by volume, so pack dense and small rather than large and light. Musical instruments travel free; we like having them aboard. Weapons, pets and unsealed liquids do not travel at all.
No. Nebula Nine Outfitters is a fictitious brand created as a design template by CSP Geeks. The credits are not spendable, the ships are not spaceworthy, and Gate 42 is a very good idea that does not exist yet. The towel advice stands regardless.
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