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Quinette Gallay is one of the world's leading developers and manufacturers of high-end seating solutions for performing arts centers, auditoriums and cinemas. The company recently announced that it will provide a new space-saving product – Folding auditorium seats can accommodate 6.5 people when closed.

The function and elegant thin design of the Avos auditorium seats have a futuristic feel. In order to adapt to various site configurations, Avos offers two backrest heights, 35 inches and 38 inches, both of which provide the best support for the spine. In addition, the seat also provides customizable embroidered seat number and row end plate lettering. However, the biggest innovation offered by Avos is that the weights of the seat, backrest and armrests are all perfectly weighed and can be folded up in a simple action.

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The beloved York Theatre Company (York Theatre Company) suffered a large-scale flood, causing damage and mud. On January 4, the water supply interruption that occurred under the subway entrance at St. Peter’s Church and 53rd Street on Lexington Avenue severely affected the gem of Broadway.

Art director James Morgan wrote: “Most situations can be performed at a level above 2 feet, and levels below 2 feet have been performed under water and mud for a while. The theater may need new carpets. And new computers, maybe a new ceiling is needed, but I’m glad that our new seats seem pretty good."

The legendary songwriter and York supporter Tom Jones shared these words of encouragement: "It is sad to lose all carefully preserved material, but it is not the end. The past is the past. The future is the most important thing. And space. You have a usable space in the center of New York City. That is your trump card. If you have space, you can use it. You don’t need theater seats. Folding chairs do. (This is how York was born .) At least at the beginning, you don’t need fancy light panels. Even at the beginning, you don’t even need a set or costume. You need a piano. You need a performer and a director. You need exciting materials, these The material will make people laugh and cry, and feel that something special is happening. I don't want to be Dr. Ponrose, but honestly, I believe that in a disaster, there is a chance for a new beginning, more exciting than in the past. My thoughts and prayers are with you." 

Those who wish to donate can directly contact the theater or 

Suzanna is the co-owner and publisher of the newspaper "Times Square Chronicle" (T2C). On the one hand, she is an actress at work. She has performed many works in movies, TV, cabaret, opera and theater. She has performed at the New Orleans Jazz Festival, the United Nations and Carnegie Hall. Her works include movie scripts and TV shows, which she developed in collaboration with her mentor and friend, the late Arthur Herzog. She is a proud member of the Drama Bureau and outside critics, and is a nominee. Email: suzanna@t2conline.com

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After the loss of beloved principal Tom Russell (Tom Russell), this is a painful time for the students, teachers and staff of Flagler Palm Coast High School, but last week, the members of this high school band drum With their magic, picked up the instruments, the band played.

Although Russell is relatively new in Flagler School, it is an educator and an advocate of programs designed to improve the education of students in the community, including the arts.

When facilities director Amelia Fulmer performs on the steps of the Flagler Auditorium in Holiday Extravaganza every year, facilities director Amelia Fulmer said that as everyone knows, Russell will join and encourage performers in the rehearsal and believe that he will be proud of the students performing at the concert .

"They are rehearsing all day, and listening in my office is so beautiful," Fulmer said.

"I will tell you that Mr. Russell likes art. She said that he visited the choir in September and then said: "The COVID-19 will not stop artistic creation, so he will come here and like this concert. "  

Students dressed in exquisite costumes gathered in the band room, ready to take the stage for family and friends.

Only a limited number of tickets are available, and the two performances ensure that everyone has a chance to be seen and heard, because volunteers at the campus gate ticket gate and instruct families with folding chairs where to set up.

When the band members were ready to take up their positions, FPC band director John Seth thanked the students for their dedication in difficult times.

"All our performances and concerts are vital to their courses and learning. The classroom is where we learn to do things, and then we show them." Seth said. "I would say that all children are great for handling everything that happens. I just thank them for their hard work and hope to have this in my own life."

Seth paused to pay tribute to Mr. Russell and shared the support the administrator gave to the students.

"Mr. Russell's passing is also a big event here. We pay tribute to Mr. Russell. He has been caring about our courses and all of our courses in school. He wants the children to succeed and show Show their enthusiasm," Seth said. "We mentioned him in the plan, and he must be in our hearts."

The families of the band students are also very happy to continue performing.

When Jillian Mazzella played two euphonium solo in the evening, his mother Judy Mazzella expressed gratitude for some normal things in life, and his family stood nearby.

She said: "I'm very excited, Jillian and all the children are going to perform tonight." "This has been a difficult year, and it's great to celebrate their hard work."

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Emily Platt, the box office manager of the Fox Tucson Theater at 17 Congress Street, wrote on the sign that there was an advertisement for cooking in the theater. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Fox Tucson Theater has been closed.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Fox Tucson Theater at 17 W Capitol Street in Tucson, Arizona has been closed. December 16, 2020.

When the COVID-19 cloud rises and is blocked for a long time

Reopening to audiences and artists, Executive Director Bonnie Schock believes that in the nearly 1,200-seat historical theater, her staff and audience will be full of emotions.

Shock, who led Fox through the flu pandemic, said: "It feels very hard to get back there in a few days." "It will be an extraordinary emotional release to reach this point, and I think it is also correct for the audience."

But a few months will not pass that day. Shaw, who took over Fox a few days before the city and state officials ordered the company to shut down, said she expects Fox to return to live concerts before the end of summer or early fall.

Glenn Grabski, executive director of the Tucson Convention Center, stands by the box office at 260 Church Street. The conference center is undergoing renovation when it is closed.

Glenn Grabski, Executive Director

Said it might even be later than that.

He said: "I think most of the big movers are focusing on the fall, maybe the end of the fall, the end of the third quarter or the beginning of the fourth quarter." "I think some of our entry prices reflect this."

All seats in the Tucson Concert Hall at 260 Church Street will be replaced as part of the renovation of the music venue.

With the launch of the first COVID vaccine last week, venue operators in Tucson are finally optimistic about seeing the performance on stage and the fans sitting in their seats. Since the shutdown in March, most areas have been dark. When the state government lifted the closure order in May and allowed companies to reopen with limited production capacity, most concert venues in the city kept their lights off. Most people say that limiting the capacity to 25% is not feasible for the venue to break even.

"If you think about it in this way, we may be one of the first industries to close, and we will be the last to reopen," said Kip Volpe, president of the industry.

. "Finally died."

The shutdown has severely damaged live entertainment venues, such as

, The company had to fire all salaried employees including long-term executive director Curtis McCrary in September. Volpe has taken over daily operations, and the foundation has contracted out work that the volunteer committee could not complete. The non-profit theater located at 318 E. Congress St. relies on COVID relief funds and its donors to make ends meet.

In April, this historic downtown theater launched the "Fantasy Concert Lineup" fundraising event, allowing donors to create their own Final Fantasy concert lineup and advertise on Rialto's marquee. Since then, this effort has evolved into The Marquee Project, a collaboration with the KXCI community radio station, allowing you to donate $500, post the concert lineup or special messages on the subtitles for five days, and then broadcast it on KXCI Out.

The Rialto Theatre at 318 Congress Street was closed for several months due to the coronavirus pandemic. In September, the theater fired all paid staff.

Rialto communications coordinator Lara Ruggles said: "That must be something that helps us pay for it," he added, adding that Rialto also received $18,000 from Jim Click.

lottery. According to the organizers, the sweepstakes raised more than $1 million and benefited 294 charities in Tucson and Southern Arizona.

Last week, the Rialto Foundation learned that the city’s "

Fund by

. The program provides a grant of up to $50,000 for the venue; the award amount takes into account the funds received by the venue from the federal government-funded early urban CARES grant.

Xiaoke said that the Fox Tucson Theatre at 17 W. Congress St. also received a $40,000 award from the latest funding program.

The stadium hopes that the money will help them keep the lights on for longer.

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It is forbidden to hold 50 or more gatherings on March 17, and a large number of artists across the city quit concerts. Texas singer and lyricist

He was the first person to unplug during the Rialto March 10 performance on March 21st.

In consideration of Fox's performance on March 29, the company gave in due to concerns about isolation after traveling from India. In the following days,

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After the venues (Tucson Music Hall and Centennial Hall) closed, everyone cancelled the rest of their season.

On the day Romero banned large gatherings, the venue led by the Fox Tucson Theater and Rialto was suspended. The plan had been suspended for three weeks, but the three weeks turned into several months. The only downtown venue to reopen is the Congress Hotel, which moved live performances to an outdoor plaza stage on October 1st, creating a social venue with disinfection stations and providing three weekly events for a limited audience Concert Series: Tucker Tuesday and

, Soul Food on Wednesday and Blues&BBQ on Sunday afternoon, all programs are created by local artists.

Canyon Currents is part of the Taco Tuesdays band, and the outdoor activities in the Rhythm & Roots series that began in October are held at Hotel Congress. The series was recently discontinued.

"We are very satisfied with their passing, and we are very satisfied with our COVID agreement," said David Slutes, Director of Entertainment at the Hotel Congress. "We think we are doing well, people are enjoying it and feeling safe."

But as the COVID numbers in Pima County started to rise again in December, Taco's Tuesday series has been discontinued. Slutes said that despite the recent cold weather, Wednesday and Sunday events are still taking place despite the decline in attendance.

People are excited to hear live music. Some people say they are scared, but once they experience it, they feel safe. "Susan Holden said she organized concerts for the long-running Rhythm & Roots series of concerts founded by her late husband in 1998. "Some of these bands have not performed for eight months. Some people didn't even rehearse, so when they jumped onto the stage, they were very excited. "

But Holden said she is concerned about the recent surge in COVID cases. For safety reasons, when the couple of Catherine Burns and Ryan Alfred unplugged the sweet ghost performance on December 8, Horton decided to also postpone the remaining December concerts.

"This is difficult (hard. You want people to come out. You want the band to make a living, but if people are uncomfortable, you don't want them to come out." Horton said. "This is a good line."

She added: "I hope maybe we will come back to live broadcast in February, but it really depends on the advice of Pima County and health professionals."

At the same time, Holden said that she is considering the proposal of hosting live concerts through ethnic behavior.

Baby steps on the hill

Several venues in Tucson resumed live music performances this fall, including

, Is a small university site located at 136 Park Avenue in the North District of the University of Arizona, and

, Located at 5851 E. Speedway, which can accommodate 1,200 people, formerly Club XS.

Rock reopened some events in October, attracting a lot of spectators, well below the COVID agreement limit of 50 out of the venue’s 240 seats. The history of The Rock officials can be traced back to the early 1970s when it was The Stumble Inn. They stated that it has been an arduous effort to occupy 20 to 30 seats in most shows.

The owner, Kent Van Stelle, said he believes that part of the reason is that people are still unwilling to return to normal life. When we reached the other end of the pandemic, he thought his residence would be significantly different from many small places in the area.

He said: "It will definitely not be the same." "We don't know where this is going."

When he decided to resume live events after Thanksgiving, Encore owner Randy James had to reconfigure the Sponge Club as a sitting venue. In his first performance with Phoenix rock singers Metalhead and Drop D, he set up 250 social distancing seats and about 200 people attended.

He said: "I think we are all turned away at the moment."

When Tucson recently imposed a curfew at 10 pm, James suspended until the end of this month, when he will host Tucson native Pablo Francisco on December 27, which is his first hometown comedy performance in 20 years. James believes that even if the curfew still exists, the performance will end before the curfew, but his New Year’s Eve activities with Tucson worship bands "Scorpions" and "Jack" (AC/DC) may be a bit tricky; these two shows The performances start at 8 pm, which may be far past the 10 pm deadline.

Juliana Murphy (left), Stuart Oliver and Luci Figueroa perform at a Thursday night live singer concert at Monterey Court The first three individual performances.

Optimistic house

Located at 505 W. Miracle Mile was one of the first venues to resume live performances. After closing since March, the first venue was held on August 18. Owner Kelly McLear (Kelly McLear) recalled that the attendance on Tuesday night was encouraging, and the latter co-operated the restaurant/venue with her husband, Greg Haver.

The outdoor plaza was quickly booked for brunch service every Saturday night and Sunday morning. McCearly said, but it is not easy. The biggest obstacle is finding bands and artists to play.

McClier said: "One of the reasons we postponed to August is that it is difficult to find performers who are willing to play."

This problem also hinders

Location: E. Speedway 4915, the restaurant resumed live entertainment on its spacious terrace in mid-October.

"Due to "panic", the only locals who will compete here are

And I have my own family band (Timeframe), which will perform two nights a week. "John Bujak and his business partner Judith Bard have owned the venue for nearly four years. "We welcome any local behavior to participate. "

On most nights, Monterey Court fills almost every of its 125 terrace seats, which is half of the non-COVID capacity, and both guests and artists have followed the agreement, which includes setting up mandatory masks and disinfection stations throughout the terrace .

"We don't have any chance," McClier said. "If you want, we even impose severe penalties on people who don't want to wear masks. Not only will they be asked to leave, but they will also be asked to leave permanently and never return."

So far, they have not imposed the penalty.

When he reopened for the first time, Bujak brought a few Phoenix tribute bands and did not charge an entrance fee "just to restore and replay the live music." The patio did not reach its full capacity of 100 for COVID, but the response was positive.

Bujak said: "It can be done with a little money, which is why he and Bard turned their attention to local bands.

Bujak and McLear said that with the recent surge in the number of COVID cases, curfews in cities and counties and lower night temperatures, finding bands has become more challenging.

"We are ready to go. We comply. We are actually here to heal, waiting for the band and customers to walk through the door."

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Bujak believes that artists and listeners will appreciate live music even more before the arrival of spring. But he said that his music friends are not optimistic, and even if the vaccine was introduced last week, the music will not recover soon.

"Some people say that by the end of 2021, we should get rid of the predicament and go alone, but I also have friends in the live music industry, and they are not optimistic. They say that full-scale development will resume in 2022 and 2024." "I hope that by 2021 In March 2015 (one year anniversary), we will at least see some people return to the stage and return to live music."

Bujak is so optimistic that he has planned a celebration, which he calls the "Parade Festival" in Reed Park on March 20. All he was looking forward to was getting city permits.

Schock of Fox Tucson Theatre wants to know what the post-COVID entertainment world looks like. Will the audience be reluctant? Will the artist?

She said: "Everything is uncertain." "What did the first few games back to the room look like? I think people are thirsty and it's nice to be together again to celebrate what we missed."

For Fox, the first concert after the pandemic will feel like a historic evening, similar to the 2006 New Year’s Eve event, which reopened the theater after being closed for 25 years. The reopening was after six years of refurbishment that cost millions of dollars, and the theater was restored to its 1930s glory.

Xiaoke said: "In a sense, no matter what happens, it will give people a sense of grand opening." "And I will cry because I am a cryer."

TCC's Grabski said that he is encouraged by recent research that shows that viewers are eager to return to live entertainment venues.

He said: “People’s requests to go out to participate in all kinds of activities, from live music to movies and even sports shows, are suppressed.” “Are you worried, will people come back? They will feel comfortable coming back soon. The overall feeling is It will rebound, and it will rebound seriously. It's just a matter of time."

Grabski said that the Tucson Road Runners hockey team may return to the ice in February, and he hopes they can start hosting some events after July 1.

Contact reporter Cathalena E. Burch

. On Twitter: @Starburch

, 17 W. Congress St., foxtucson.com; 547-3040.

: Israeli singer and lyricist David Broza will broadcast a live concert at the City Winery on Wednesday, December 23 at 6 pm to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his "Not Exactly Christmas Show" . 

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:access

Rialto Theater, 318 Congress Street, 

740-1000.

A live broadcast of the Alabama Blind Boys Christmas show on Wednesday, December 23 at 7 pm; $18 to

: You can donate to non-profit theaters or purchase Rialto equipment and gifts through the following channels

The Congress Hotel, 311 Capitol Street

; 622-8848.

: After the holidays, live music on the Soul Food Festival every Wednesday and the Blues&BBQ Exhibition Plaza on Sundays will resume. Limited audience and COVID-19 agreements, including social distancing and mandatory masks. 

Home to the Tucson Convention Center, Tucson Arena, Tucson Concert Hall and Rio Rich Theater (250 S. Church Ave.),

; 791-4101.

There are no upcoming events. 

Desert Diamond Casino at 1100 Pima Mine Road

 294-7777.

: There are no upcoming events. 

Sun City Casino AVA, 5655 Valencia Road,

; 1-855-765-7829.

 There are no upcoming events; the casino will be closed before January 2, 2021.

, 5851 E. Speedway, facebook.com/encoretucson; 885-3030.

: Comedian Pablo Francisco (Pablo Francisco), Sunday, December 27 at 7 p.m.; ticket prices start at $12.50

• At 7pm on December 31st, New Year’s Eve and the Scorpions paid tribute to the band Animal Magnetism and AC/DC to pay tribute to The Jack. Tickets start at $14.50

Robert Mason, who won the reputation of Warrant with Drop D at 7pm on January 16th (Saturday); the lowest fare is $8,

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• On January 23, Saturday, 8 pm, the ultimate tribute to Wildside, who pays tribute to love, hatred, sex, pain, and Gosmark;

Start early for $6.

, Park North Avenue 136, rocktucson.com; 629-9211 

: Mike Gaube’s Headbangers will perform "Dedwinter Fest 2021" at Dedwin, Fatal Malady, Fire Glass, The Ruin, Not My Master and Nowhere Man at 5pm on January 23. Tickets are $10 in advance through Rocktucson.com, on site Charged $13. Limited availability under the COVID-19 agreement.

, 4915 E Speedway, houseofbards.com; 327-2011.

The family band OnesAll, on January 15, 2021, will hold an open microphone night every week-music performance on Monday and comedy performance on Tuesday.

Invite local bands to perform in the venue. For more information, please contact Judith Bard. 

505 W. Miracle Mile, montereycourtaz.com; 207-2429. It is strongly recommended that you book through the website, and you can also buy tickets on the website. 

: Saturday, December 26, 6 pm, zero mileage is empty; PD Ronstadt & Company, Sunday, December 27, 6 pm ($10); Tuesday, December 29, 6 pm, Steff Kayser and Eric Schaffer ; December 30, Wednesday, 6 pm, Christy Lynn Band (Christy Lynn Band); December 31, 7 pm, celebrate New Year’s Eve with Funk House ($20 including champagne toast at 10 pm , $50 champagne and a four-course dinner). 

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Cathalena has been singing music for the "Star" for the past 20 years. She graduated from Arizona State University and worked for the Sedona Red Rock News in the Sedona Red Rock News in Niagara Falls, New York. . And "USA Today".

As the coronavirus pandemic will not ease anytime soon, this historic downtown venue will remain closed until 2021. 

This historic downtown hotel temporarily closed its doors at the end of business on Tuesday, including its restaurants and other businesses.

When Tucson's economy rises from the state-ordered COVID-19 shutdown, what will the future be? This is the information you need to know about shopping, dining out, activities, sports, school, entertainment, senior care, etc.

Some venue operators worry that the reduction in the ability of the coronavirus to keep distance from society may be unsustainable and may even be devastating. 

Developers and restaurant owners have rediscovered the area and are determined to build it into a new city in Tucson.

It was closed for a turbulent week, and there were announcements about canceling performances and temporarily closing the venue almost every hour.

Virtual concerts of Tucson artists are held in urban venues. 

The volunteer orchestra led by Toru Tagawa will perform works by Beethoven, Mozart and Corelli. This will be their first concert in 2020. The orchestra has never performed together since last December.

From "Hamilton" to the new restaurant to the first birthday of the Tucson Elephant, 10 things Tucson can be happy about in 2021.

The Music Director of True Concord Voices & Orchestra has curated a playlist to ring in the new year and beyond.

Starting Monday, December 28, residents and staff of the Arizona Skilled Nursing Home are expected to receive the COVID-19 vaccine from the medical team at CVS and Walgreens Pharmacy.

As a researcher, Robert Norwood, a professor in Optical Science and Lawrence Hurley, Professor in the Faculty of Pharmacy, joined nine other inventors from UA because of the technology launch in Arizona, UA’s technology transfer agency, who launched it Elected in 2013.

Casey Ryan has just been shortlisted for Breedlove Guitar’s national featured artists, which means that his music and performances will now reach a national audience. 

In the past ten years, the legendary Italian circus was established in Tucson. This year, it will be transferred to the autonomous driving theater for 31 performances within 16 days. 

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Nothing is perfect, including boat trips. You will encounter pain points because you are not the only person on board, and sometimes something happens beyond our control.

The good news is that you need a little knowledge and planning, and you can reduce these potential problems to a moment of boring, instead of "my vacation being destroyed" situation.

Before you take the cruise, we have 8 things to deal with on the cruise and how to solve all these problems.

You are unlikely to get seasick while on a boat, but it can happen to almost anyone.  

Royal Caribbean ships are large ships equipped with accurate GPS and stabilization technology. In addition, the captain will regularly map the route to choose the best route to bring comfort to the guests.

The good news is that even if you are seasick, it is easy to feel better quickly if you know what to do. You can take 

 Either 

 Respond quickly to effects. Eating green apples or adding ginger juice has also proven effective.

If you are really worried about seasickness, please talk to your doctor about the prescription of the Orthopol base patch that is worn behind the ear during the voyage.

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Upsell is something that no one likes, but if the salesperson is not working, the salesperson will not do it.

When you arrange spa treatments on board, you are usually told at least some of the products you want to buy can be taken home to help you cope with any illnesses you face or improve your life situation.

If you want to avoid all upsells, please tell the crew politely at the beginning to give you spa treatments. You are not interested in buying any products today.  

In some cases, you may need to board a cruiser with other cruisers you don't know.

Sometimes, sitting with people you don’t know is undesirable, so if you want to avoid sitting with other guests, try the following tips.

The most common situation for sitting with strangers is in the main dining room. Talk to the waitress about arranging a private table. Normally this is not a problem, but you may have to wait longer to be seated.

Except for Ihiumi hibachi or Chef's Table, you will not have to worry about sitting with other guests in other specialty restaurants. Teppanyaki is served at the public table, so the only way to solve this problem is to buy the entire table.

Almost all coastal excursions are group trips, so the only way to solve this problem is private trips. If you want to arrange a trip through the Royal Caribbean, please check

Options.

Private Journeys is a personalized coastal excursion service of the cruise company, where you can create a journey that exactly suits your needs for your team.

We all know the importance of safety, but there is nothing easier to get your cruising pleasure into trouble than a safety drill.

This is a mandatory exercise required by the Maritime Law. Here you can learn how to deal with an emergency on board.

The good news is that the Royal Caribbean has completely changed the safety exercise, so the days of going to the outer deck and lining up to hear how to wear a life jacket are over.

new

The option will be operated via your smart device or a state-of-the-art TV, and allows you to exercise during your leisure on the first day of sailing, and then simply report to your assembly station to complete the process.

This new safety exercise method is not only faster, but does not require the entire ship to be in its orbit.

If you dream of sitting by the pool and spending a nice day at sea, the first step of your dream may be harder than you think.

Usually, guests get up early to reserve chairs by the pool and then return a few hours later to actually use them.

There are two ways to solve this problem: get up earlier than them and get there first, or go to sit in a chair elsewhere.

There are a lot of lounge chairs on the boat, if you go to the pool deck in the early morning, you should have no problem.

Another option is to look for chairs in other areas of the deck. You will find lounge chairs by the pool, but there is still plenty of sun and sea air at the front and back of the pool deck. Some boats even have hammocks and other comfortable seats in these areas.

Water slides, stage performances, and even major restaurants all have one thing in common: many people want to enter at the same time. The result is that lines can develop.

The best advice to avoid boat trips is to arrive sooner or later.

If it is a restaurant queuing, just wait for a while. Eventually, the line will dissipate, and you can easily wait for it at a nearby bar until the line disappears.

By pre-booking entertainment shows, you can avoid theater performances on Oasis or Quantum Class ships. If you are on another boat, please arrive at the theater 15 to 20 minutes before the show starts before the show.

Likewise, it’s best to go there when it’s open during the day or when a lot of people start preparing dinner in the afternoon to avoid queues for signature events.

You can also try water skiing, Flowrider and other short lines on the first day of sailing or when the ship is in the port and most other guests are on the shore.

The only thing worse than realizing that your cruise is about to end is to remember that you also have to pack everything.

It may be fun to take a package holiday, but it will smell bad to pack it home.

The best advice I have received is to put a suitcase in your closet and fold the dirty clothes there when discarding. If you do this every day, you can reduce the amount to be packaged on the last day.

All of us may think that we can avoid the temptation to over-indulge in cruise ships, but in any case, this is more likely.

Whether you love sweets or just want to eat more food than usual, gaining weight on a cruise vacation is not unheard of.

In addition to skipping some of these foods, there are some good strategies to make you eat cakes as well.

Jumping over the elevator and using the stairs will burn some extra calories, especially during your cruise.

All Royal Caribbean cruise ships have fitness centers that provide free weightlifting, machines and even fitness classes. Most gymnasiums are free (fitness classes usually cost extra), but you don't have to give up the regular gym on the cruise.  

If you like some outdoor activities, there is a jogging track on each boat.

The main restaurant menu will also mark some healthier options to make it easier for you to choose the right main course.

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