Cruise part 4 — I love the nightlife

 There’s so much to do on the ship at night!  There’s a show in the main theater, a show in the ice rink (yes, the ice rink), and lots of music and dancing in various bars and other small venues. 

Every night has a theme and dress code.  First night was “resort casual”.  Second night was “DressYour Best” a/k/a formal night.  We had the excursion the third night, so we skipped the theme — 70’s night (we lived through the 70’s, we didn’t need to revisit the era).  Fourth night was initially supposed to be Latin White Night, but about a week before the cruise they changed it to Halloween.  And the last night was tropical night.

Here we are on formal night.

We even met the captain.

And then … Halloween 

Aren’t we a cute couple?

Yeah, we had a good time …

We saw every show in the main theater as well as the ice show.

The ship has a permanent cast of singers and dancers as well as a house band, but there are also headliners who travel from ship to ship.

Comedian Miguel Washington 

The cast of Freeze Frame

The house singers and dancers in “Invitation to Dance”

The Nashville Tenors

Tap Factory is all about rhythm   They dance to drumbeats.  Acrobats are part of the act, too.

Comedian Rahn Hartman

And on the last night of the cruise, several members of the crew were invited onto the stage.

And my favorite 

Her job is to wear those inflatable costumes, stand at the entrance to the buffet and chant “washie washie” to remind everyone to wash their hands.

And at the end of the evening we’d go back to our cabin …and sometimes there’d be a towel animal.