There’s a reason we cruise again and again: the experience is simply richer. When we travel by plane or take a road trip, we often end up in a hotel or motel, flipping through TV channels and calling it a night. It’s comfortable, yes — but not exactly memorable.
On a cruise, the days feel fuller. There’s always something happening just steps away: music, lectures, games, shows, and that wonderful buzz of people enjoying themselves. Entertainment isn’t an add‑on — it’s part of the heartbeat of the ship, and it’s one of the things we love most.
This week we joined the Global Trivia, hosted by the Future Cruise team. Out of 46 questions, we scored 41 — and the winning team had 43. Not bad at all. If you’ve sailed with Princess before, you’d recognize many of the clues, which made it even more fun. It’s that blend of familiarity and discovery that keeps us coming back.
Cruising gives us destinations, experiences, and entertainment all woven together. It’s travel that feels alive — and that’s why we choose it.
Here are some pictures of the first couple of days of entertainment:
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| The aerielists were wonderful |
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| Sand Artist at work |
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| A very delightful Latin production. Many more singers and dancers but I was enjoying it so much I didn't take more pictures. |
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| Andrew Kennedy put on two shows, the family show the first night and the XX rated at PG 18 at 10:30 PM both very good |
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| This concert was incredible! A fabulous guitarist/vocalist |
