“We've had our best conversations about this business over a kitchen table, not from a stage. This trip is us bringing that same table out to the water — four days with the people building alongside us, and plenty of room left over to just be a family on vacation.”— Josh & Rachael Boyd, JRB Dream Team
Whether you closed your first wholesale deal last month or you're managing a dozen doors, whether you found us through a Dealmaker Atlanta meetup or you're already a JRB client or partner — this trip is built around one table, not a hierarchy. Bring your spouse. Bring your kids. Bring your questions.
Sessions run most afternoons for anyone who wants to sit in. The rest of the ship — pool deck, waterpark, dining, entertainment — is there for everyone, all week.
Grab a drink and swap notes with other investors working on their next deal.
Hit the pool, the waterpark, or the beach at Ocean Cay with the family.
Pop into a session, then head back to the pool whenever you're ready.
Picture a roundtable, not a lecture hall — our group, a drink in hand, working through the same questions you'd bring to a Dealmaker Atlanta meetup. No slides. No pitch decks. Just people further down the road than you, and a few who are exactly where you are right now.
Drop in whenever it works for you — there's no roster to sign, and plenty of guests will spend the week entirely at the pool instead.
Nassau is the Bahamas most people picture — pastel colonial facades around Parliament Square, the 66 hand-carved steps of the Queen's Staircase up to Fort Fincastle, and a downtown that's equal parts history and hustle. Wander the Straw Market for handmade goods, grab conch straight off the boat at Potters Cay, or just find a spot on Junkanoo Beach, a few minutes' walk from the ship.
This one has a story. Ocean Cay spent decades as an industrial sand-mining site before MSC signed a 100-year lease with the Bahamian government and invested roughly $200 million turning it into a private marine reserve — clearing out the mining equipment and replacing it with eight beaches, a working lighthouse, and an active coral restoration program. It's the rare private island that's also a conservation project.
MSC Seashore holds around 4,500 guests at double occupancy across 20 decks — big enough that nobody's ever waiting in line, laid out so the adults can find quiet and the kids can find chaos, in whatever order your day calls for.
Five pools, including the Jungle Pool under a retractable glass roof, plus Pirates Cove Aquapark's waterslides for the kids — and the kids at heart.
Full theatrical productions at the Madison Theatre, an acrobatic dinner show at Le Cabaret Rouge, F1 simulators and VR at the Hall of Games, and a full casino.
Age-grouped clubs from Baby Club Chicco (ages 0–3) through dedicated teen lounges (12–14 and 15–17), so every age on your family's roster has a place to go.
Aurea Spa, a thermal suite with whirlpools and steam rooms, and a gym with floor-to-ceiling ocean views for anyone keeping a routine going.
*Guests 3 & 4 in the room must be under 18 at the time of sailing for quad pricing. Rates subject to change until booking is complete.
Ready to lock in your spot for just $99?
Reserve Your SpotNo. Sessions run for anyone who wants to sit in, but there's no roster and no expectation — plenty of guests will spend the whole week at the pool instead.
Not at all. First-time cruisers are just as welcome as veterans — Jonathan can walk you through what to expect before you sail.
Yes. Bring whoever you'd want at your kitchen table — friends, family, or a partner you invest with.
Each traveler needs a valid passport, valid for at least 6 months beyond the return date. We recommend double-checking expiration dates as soon as you book.
We recommend purchasing travel protection to guard against the unexpected — illness, weather, or a change of plans. Your travel advisor can help you add it during booking.
Some travel costs may be deductible for business owners depending on your individual situation — talk to your own tax advisor before assuming any part of this trip is a write-off.
Prefer to ask Josh or Rachael directly? Call or text (770) 639-5177.
Only a $99 deposit gets you on the ship. Here's exactly what happens after you click reserve.
Hit the reserve button below. Only the $99-per-person deposit is due today.
Fill out the quick form and you'll get an email and text with the registration link from Jonathan Broome, our travel advisor handling every group meal, session, and logistic detail.
Jonathan sends the link, you pay the $99 deposit, and he takes it from there. The whole process is easy — and honestly kind of fun.
Questions along the way? Call or text Josh or Rachael at (770) 639-5177.
Just $99 per person to reserve — your final balance isn't due until April 17, 2027.
Only the $99/person deposit is due today. We'll text and email you Jonathan's registration link right away — he'll send the deposit link and take it from there. Your final balance isn't due until April 17, 2027.