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Crystal Serenity • Friday, January 24, 2020

Today’s Notices

Crystal Visions Enrichment Program • 10:00am Destination Lecturer Prof. Adrian Vickers in the Galaxy Lounge • 11:00am Special Interest Lecturer Capt. John Creighton in the Galaxy Lounge • 1:30pm Special Interest Lecturer Neil Leifer in the Hollywood Theatre

2020 World Cruise Games Opening Ceremony Today at 5:15pm, join us in the Crystal Plaza for the Parade of Flags and witness the opening ceremony for our 2020 World Cruise Games.

In Town Tonight Grammy-Nominated Saxophonist, Tommy Proulx performs ‘A High-Energy & Interactive Smooth Jazz Experience’ at 7:45pm and 9:45pm in the Galaxy Lounge.

Dance Show (20 minute show) Join the Crystal Ballroom Dance Quartet at 8:45pm & 10:45pm in the Stardust Club for their Sabor Latino Dance Show. Followed by Dancing with the Crystal Quartet.

Friday, January 24, 2020

At Sea, en Route to Nuku Hiva

Sunrise: 5:58am • Sunset: 5:06pmNB: Sunrise/Sunset times are given in Ship’s time and are approximate to the estimated position of the ship.

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Crystal Serenity • Cruise OCY200122, No. 3

Keeping Our World “Crystal Clean”

Crystal recognizes that our wonderful world is precious and fragile. We are commit-ted to all possible avenues of pollution prevention, complying with worldwide environ-mental regulations, and are continually enhancing our environmental management system to minimize and reduce the environmental impact of our operations. We are also dedicated to raising shipboard and shoreside awareness of responsible and respect-ful treatment of the environments through which we travel.

Evening Dress Code: Crystal CasualWomen’s Crystal Casual includes:A blouse, sweater, dressy slacks, skirt, dressMen’s Crystal Casual can include:A sport coat, dress shirt, button-down shirt, open collar or collared polo shirt and dress pants or smart trousers (no tie required)

For the nearly three decades that Crystal has been sailing the oceans and rivers of the world, significant strides have been made in global technologies and practices that help keep the world’s waters as free as possible from harmful substances. Crystal strictly adheres to – and often ex-ceeds – all relevant measures and requirements set forth to keep our world healthy.

We first introduced our Crystal Clean Environmental Management System (EMS) program in 1991, pioneering environmental efforts in the cruising industry, and have since maintained and enhanced our practices, conducting annual internal audits to ensure all prac-tices are observed. To protect our ocean and fragile environment, we follow a strict policy and procedures that dictate that all waste is carefully collected on board, stored and properly disposed of

through appropriate channels, rather than being discarded overboard.

Crystal Clean Begins with the Crew

Every crew member is trained in our Crystal Clean environmental policies and practices and signs a state-ment indicating they have received this training and commit to upholding Crys-tal’s environmental policies.

Monthly environmental meetings are also held to ensure that the latest poli-cies and procedures are continuously reviewed and improved where possible.

A dedicated Environmental Officer aboard our ocean ships supports our crew and company efforts, overseeing training and implementation of Crys-tal’s own policies, as well as compliance to those of various destinations. This officer ensures all facets of Crystal’s

FILM & THEATRE

JAZZ DAYS & CABARET NIGHTS

CRYSTAL WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL

OCEAN VIEWS

GOLF

ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX

BIG BAND & BALLROOM DANCE

MARQUEE EVENT

JAZZ

EMERGING ARTISTS

CLASSICS IN THE ARTS

EXPLORATION & ADVENTURE

PRESIDENT'S CRUISE

MIND, BODY & SPIRIT

CRYSTAL SOCIETY SAILING

SPECIAL OFFERS

FASHION & STYLE


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environmental stewardship are in proper working order, from inspections of chemical storage to the efficiency of waste management and water systems.

What Happens to Waste?There are two basic ways to manage

waste streams: to improve the process-ing of waste, and to reduce the amount of waste from the very beginning. In our efforts to address the latter of these two, Crystal has made significant strides aboard our ships, phasing out the use of plastic straws and beverage stirrers; replacing Styrofoam cups with paper; disposable plastic lint removers with solid wood lint brushes; plastic ice buckets with stainless steel; and plastic laundry and shoe bags with reusable cloth versions. We have also incorpo-rated reusable paper hangers and cloth bags for delivering guests’ clothes from the laundry. Crystal Cruises cloth tote bags are available in all guest rooms as a gift for guests to continue conservation practices beyond our ships.

Of course, it is inevitable that some waste is generated on board. Crystal ships are equipped with modern waste management equipment to process trash and sewage. And, believe it or not, the process starts with you, our guest, when you sort and place items in the appropriate recycling and trash bins on the outside decks. This initial sorting is tremendously helpful in reducing waste. Sorting is also done by the stateroom attendants and other cleaning staff prior to the final sorting done in the garbage room. After all sorting has been fin-ished, the trash goes into an onboard incinerator or is landed ashore to be managed by reputable waste manage-ment companies.

Wastewater is collected, treated in accordance with international, federal and state regulations, and its disposal is strictly managed by Crystal. Interna-

tional standards mandate that graywa-ter — water from laundry rooms and showers for instance — can be dis-charged into the sea virtually anywhere, including in ports. However, the more restrictive U.S. federal and state require-ments effectively limit discharge to more than three nautical miles from land for the U.S. coasts. Crystal exceeds these requirements by voluntarily discharging treated graywater a minimum of 12 nau-tical miles from shore. Treated black-water (or sewage) is also discharged at least 12 nautical miles from shore — a practice that exceeds international regulations which provide for discharge a minimum of only three nautical miles from shore.

Pivotal Partners: Crystal Guests & Worldwide Suppliers

Staterooms are one of the places where guests can help conserve re-sources. We invite guests to consider using their towels for more than one day instead of having towels laundered each day of the cruise. To indicate you would like to use your towel the next day, sim-ply hang up the towel. With the support of our guests, we are able to conserve significant amounts of water on each voyage, each year.

It is important to Crystal that our environmental efforts extend beyond our Crystal Family to our worldwide partners. We intentionally partner with suppliers across our operations that follow sound environmental practices of their own, and are willing and able to as-sist Crystal in achieving our standards.

Recycling EffortsRecycling is another imperative ele-

ment of our Crystal Clean practices. This policy permeates nearly every facet of ship operations. Many of our publica-tions, Reflections, Passport magazine, and brochures, are printed using recycled or

partially recycled materials. While the ships print menus that are used for only one meal, those menus are then returned to the ship’s print shop and printed again on the reverse side and used for crew notices and forms. They are also cut into handy sizes and recycled as notepads used all over the ship.

Reducing Energy ConsumptionThe elegant lighting effects on board

do not only create ambiance for guests, they are designed to be as efficient as possible. Working with an expert consultant, Crystal thoroughly analyzed energy consumption on board and in-stalled new light bulbs and fixtures that maximize their efficiency.

Crystal Cruises recognizes and sup-ports the mission of the United Nations to preserve the world’s natural resource for future generations. We kindly request that our guests join us in our commitment to our Crystal Clean policy by doing your part to reduce waste and energy consumption. Please, never throw anything overboard, and take an extra moment to ensure that trash and recyclables are properly disposed of. With your help, we can keep our won-derful world Crystal Clean.

Morning Devotions: A ½ hour service includes singing a few of the greatest hymns of Christianity and hearing the inspirational stories behind their creation. Today’s theme: “The Spiri-tual Depth of Christmas Hymns”, led by Pastor Ed Voosen. All are welcome!


CRYSTAL VISIONS ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

Special Interest Lecturer Capt. John CreightonCapt. John Creighton graduated from the United States Naval

Academy with a degree in aero-space engineering and received a master of science degree from George Washington University. After graduating from the US Naval Test Pilot School, he became one of the first to fly the F-14 Tomcat of “Top Gun” fame. John flew 175 combat missions from aircraft

carriers during the Vietnam War and is thankful he has an equal number of takeoffs and landings.

Selected for the NASA Astronaut Program in 1978, Capt. Creighton flew three space shuttle missions as pilot and commander. He holds the world altitude record for flight of a winged vehicle.

After retiring from NASA, John joined the Boeing Company as a test pilot and eventually became their chief technical pilot where he was responsible for the development of standardization of flight crew training across the Boeing fleet worldwide.

Capt. John Creighton presents his talk today at 11:00am in the Galaxy Lounge.

Special Interest Lecturer Neil LeiferNeil Leifer’s photography career has spanned 60 years, since

becoming a professional while still

in his teens. Beginning in 1960, his

pictures regularly appeared in every

major national magazine, including

Time, Life, Newsweek, the Saturday

Evening Post, Look, and, most often,

Sports Illustrated.

Leifer became a staff photographer

for Sports Illustrated in 1972; then for Time in 1978. In 1988

he was made a contributing photographer at Life magazine and

spent the next two years dividing his time shooting for both Time

and Life. When he left Time Inc. in 1990, his photographs had

appeared on over 200 Sports Illustrated, Time, and People covers

– at that point, the most ever published of one photographer’s

work in company history. He is the 2006 recipient of the pres-

tigious Lucie Award for Achievement in Sports Photography. In

2008 he was honored for his outstanding contribution to Time

Inc. journalism with The Britton Hadden Lifetime Achievement

Award. In 2014, he became the very first photographer to be

inducted into the Boxing Hall of Fame.

Leifer has published 17 books, 9 of which have been collections

of his sports photographs. Ballet in the Dirt and Guts and Glory,

both published by Taschen, showcase the best of his professional

baseball and football photographs. His memoir, Relentless, was

published by the University of Texas Press in 2016. Taschen will

publish his next book, a collection of 60 years of boxing photog-

raphy, in 2020.

Leifer has traveled all over the world on sports assignments. He

has photographed 16 Olympic Games (7 winter and 9 summer),

4 FIFA World Cups, 15 Kentucky Derbies, countless World Series

games, the first 12 Super Bowls, and almost every important

boxing title fight since Ingemar Johansson beat Floyd Patterson

in 1959. He photographed his favorite subject, Muhammad Ali,

on almost 60 different occasions, covering all of his biggest fights

and over 30 one-on-one studio sessions.

Neil is now a full-time filmmaker whose documentaries have

appeared on both HBO and ESPN. His 2017 documentary,

Neary’s: the Dream at the End of the Rainbow, was shown on

PBS. His most recent film, Playing With Matches, was completed

in September 2018.

Neil Leifer lectures today at 1:30pm in the Hollywood Theatre.

Destination Lecturer Professor Adrian VickersProfessor Adrian Vickers, Ph.D., is a Fellow of the Australian

Academy of the Humanities and a

specialist on the cultural history of the Asia

Pacific. He is Professor of Southeast Asian

Studies at the University of Sydney, has

held several Visiting Fellowships including

Magdalene College, the University of

Cambridge, and most recently as the

Brayton Wilbur Jr. Fellow at the Asian Art

Museum San Francisco, and is the author of widely acclaimed

books on Indonesian history and art, some of which have been

translated into six languages. Professor Vickers has appeared on

programs aired on the History and National Geographic Channels

and is often called upon by the Australian media to comment on

events in Asia that affect Australia.

Professor Adrian Vickers lectures today at 10:00am in the Galaxy Lounge.


PERSONALITY PROFILES

Odyssey Art at Sea Instructor Linda WisslerLinda Wissler is an Impressionist Painter and Art Educator. She is passionate about painting on location in France, where she

recently lived for 8 years, the California Coast and the mountains of Idaho. Her works have been exhibited worldwide.

Linda was born in California. Her formal education was the University of Denver where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree (with Honors). Followed by Post Graduate studies at Otis Art

Institute in Los Angeles and the University of California, Irvine. She taught art at California State University at Fullerton and California Public Schools.

Linda enjoys teaching art and traveling to exciting ports of call. She has been teaching art for five years on Crystal.

She and her husband Bob, a former St. Louis Cardinal Baseball Player, now reside in Star, Idaho.

Odyssey Art at Sea Knitting Instructor Gail Ivanco Gail Ivanco, Odyssey Art at Sea instructor, from Kitchener, Ontario, is most delighted to share creativity with others,

exploring various art media such as painting and knitting.

Since retiring from her school teaching career, Gail has continued to expand her skills in fabric arts, studying with many well-known knitting experts. She is a member of the Central Ontario Art Association and the Kitchener – Waterloo Knitting Guild, where she regularly has

opportunities to share with others who also enjoy these two major creative outlets. The local community arts centre, also known as the “Button Factory” in Waterloo, features Gail’s unique one-of-a-kind knitted items in their gift shop, as well as having her as an instructor for specialized classes.

Creating patterns that can be easily adapted by her students is a main focus of knitting for Gail. In addition, she loves to make things for the growing family of grandchildren, a constant delight for Gail and her husband, John, who provides much appreciated support and assistance. Under the guidance of Odyssey Art at Sea, they enjoy sharing the opportunity for anyone, with or without experience, to create unique knitted items.

Creative Media FUN-damentals Instructor Erin ManningTelevision viewers know Erin best as the photography expert and host of DIY Network’s Telly Award-winning TV series The Whole

Picture. In addition to creating and hosting the syndicated Digital Photography 101 video series, she is the

author of two photography books with Wiley and multiple online courses with Lynda.com/LinkdIn Learning

and Creative Live. From her own line of educational photo-lighting products with FJ Westcott to lectures

and workshops at sea with Crystal Cruises, she inspires her audience with creative ways to capture and

share their stories.

Erin spent several years working as a commercial, portrait, and stock photographer, as well as completing

a degree in Studio Art/Graphic Design from Loyola Marymount University. She is passionate about helping

people understand photography, social media, and technology and is known for her clear, friendly teaching

style. Find out more at erinmanning.com.



Private Pilates Instructor Natalie RossNatalie hails from New York City, where

she is a Classical Pilates instructor, actress

and vocalist.

As a senior-level Pilates instructor (Power

Pilates) certified on all the apparatus, her

teaching honors the integrity of the orig-

inal Method developed by Joseph Pilates.

She works privately and in small-group

settings with a diverse clientele, ranging

from the senior population to budding

performing artists.

In NYC, she coordinates the Pilates

program at the Harvard Club, Cap21

Musical Theatre Summer Conservatory

and Google.

With a passion for travel and spreading

the immeasurable benefits of Pilates, she

loves guest teaching aboard the beautiful

Crystal Serenity and Symphony. Natalie’s

teaching style is integrative, enthusiastic,

vigorous and fun!

Additional certifications include Pre and

Post Natal Pilates, Pilates for the Senior

Population, Super Advanced Pilates (all

apparatus), and Hatha Yoga. Natalie

is featured in several Pilates and fitness

instructional videos including JB Berns

Infomercial and Leaders In Fitness.

If interested, please contact instructor Natalie Ross via the Reception Desk.

Memoir Writing Instructor - Joe KitaJoe has authored six popular books, written for numerous magazines including Men’s Health and AARP, taught writing at Lehigh University, launched magazines in such diverse places as Korea and Kazakhstan, and appeared on “Oprah,” “Montel,“ “Charlie Rose,“ CNN and other national programs. Joe special-izes in writing about health and wellness. Since 2007, Joe has been splitting his time between his home office in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania and teaching on Crystal. In addition to his

memoir-writing class, which has enabled dozens of guests to publish their life stories,

Joe also assists his wife, Maria, with her yoga program.

Memoir Writing

If your family has been bugging you for years to “write this stuff down!,” here’s your chance to finally get started. Instructor Joe Kita has published five memoirs, written for numerous national magazines, taught journalism at Lehigh University, and appeared on “Oprah.” He has taught this class on 10 previous Crystal World Cruises, and more than a hundred of his students have gone on to actually publish books. You’ll learn everything from how to get started to how to self-publish. Don’t miss this opportunity to leave a

special legacy.

World Cruise Book Club

If you enjoy discussing good books or just want to learn more about the unique places on our itinerary, join the club! Organized by memoir-writing instructor Joe Kita, it meets periodically throughout the World Cruise. Our seven titles are a mix of old and new, fiction and nonfiction, and are keyed to areas we’ll be visiting. Please bring your own print or digital version; library has limited copies. All guests are welcome. Here’s what we’ll be discussing this present cruise:

Voyage 2: “Island of Shattered Dreams” by Chantal Spitz

Yoga Instructor – Maria KitaLooking for a fun new way to get in shape and feel better instantly? Yoga is great for soothing aches, easing stress, building strength, and saying hello to your toes after all

these years! Maria knows. Sixteen years ago, she had major back surgery. Now she’s doing full back bends and standing on her head. She’s even grown a half-inch. The secret to her comeback wasn’t just a good surgeon, but daily yoga. It has helped her heal and grow stronger, physically and mentally. Now, as a registered yoga instructor and practicing registered nurse, she’s ready to help you experience these same benefits.

When she’s not on the ship (this is her ninth World Cruise appearance with Crystal), Maria lives in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania with her husband Joe. When traveling, Maria keeps learning by attending yoga classes in such parts of the world as Alaska, South Africa, Tahiti, New Zealand, India and Vietnam.

Join her on sea-day mornings in the Palm Court (the most beautiful yoga studio in the

world!), or ask her about private or semi-private lessons.



Del Mar College Instructor Stan LejaStan comes to Crystal Cruises with an impressive background. After graduating from

the U.S. Military Academy, he spent almost 30 years in the Army. He has wide experi-

ence working with the global computer and satellite commu-

nications industry developing computer systems for the Army.

His academic background includes a MBA from the University

of Utah; a MS degree in Operations Research and an Engineer

degree in Operations Research from Stanford University; and a

MS degree in Computer Science from Texas A & M Corpus Christi.

Teaching is a joy to Stan.

At Del Mar College, Stan teaches computer science courses

and has also served as the Engineering Coordinator for Del Mar

College’s Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Engineering Technology

programs. Stan has an outgoing and patient personality, which coupled with real

enthusiasm make him very effective in helping guests learn new skills. During World

Cruise 2020, he is again presenting an updated series of Everything Apple coursework

(granting Continuing Education Unit credits from Del Mar College). After traveling and

living all over the world, Stan and his wife, Mary, now reside in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Everything AppleAn updated series of ‘Everything Apple’ courses developed and taught

by Professor Stan Leja (Corpus Christi, TX) is again being offered on iPads, iPhones, iMacs, iTunes, iWork, iLife, and iCloud. This Apple training provides

several different Continuing Education Unit (CEU) granting

courses from Del Mar College designed to improve your ability to

understand and to use your Apple devices.

Each course will contain different in-depth lectures and experimentation with various applications on both iPad/iPhone devices and Apple computers.

Photography, music, navigation, communications, business applications, videos,

social media, and web surfing with Apple devices will all be covered during

different portions of World Cruise 2020. Several software apps are needed on your

iPad or iPhone to fully participate in this coursework. Complete course details,

including course fees, will be available during the Everything Apple Open House at the 1:30pm on Friday, January 24th at CU @ Sea. Space is limited, so

please be signed in and seated in the classroom by 1:30pm.

No Solicitation PolicyCrystal Cruises is committed to providing

you the best luxury travel experience

possible. Under no circumstances is anyone

permitted to solicit your business on

board for future cruise travel. If anyone

approaches you for the purpose of

soliciting your future cruise travel business,

please report the matter immediately

to the Hotel Director who will take the

appropriate action.

If you are interested in booking a future

cruise, please visit the Future Sales

Consultant on Crystal Deck 5, and this

booking will in turn be forwarded to your

respective travel advisor on file with your

“Onboard Booking” discount applied.

CU@Sea Instructor Tim GreyOver the past two decades Tim Grey

has built a career

that combines his

passions for photog-

raphy, travel, and

teaching. He is a

highly respected

educator who has

authored eighteen

books on a variety

of subjects related to photography, has

published hundreds of video training

courses, and has had hundreds of articles

published in magazines such as Digital

Photo Pro and Outdoor Photographer,

among others. Tim teaches through

hands-on photography workshops and

presents at a variety of events around the

world, including in New York City where

he currently lives.


PGA Golf Professional John ClarkJohn Clark caddied and started playing golf at the age of 10, at Interlaken CC, Fairmont, Minnesota. He caddied for Patty Berg, LPGA

touring Professional in a golf exhibition with Ray Keller, PGA Club Professional at Interlaken CC, Fairmont, MN, 1958. Next he served

his PGA apprenticeship at Interlaken CC, Fairmont, MN, Minnetonka CC, Excelsior, MN, and Columbine CC,

Littleton, CO., under the late Tony Novitsky, PGA.

John was elected to the PGA membership at the Broadmoor CC, Colorado Springs, CO, with the Colorado PGA

executive board in 1972 with Dow Finsterwald and Arnold Palmer in attendance. He has held the following posi-

tions; Head Golf Professional, Hyperion Field Club, Des Moines, IA, Apple Creek CC, Bismarck, ND, Pinewood

CC, Flagstaff, AZ, Director of Golf at the Sheraton Resort and CC, Chandler, AZ. and the Director of Golf at the

Marine Memorial Golf Course, Oceanside, CA.

John has also played in a MS golf exhibition at the Wakonda CC, Des Moines, IA with Arnold Palmer. He was

awarded the Merchandiser of Private Country Clubs in the Iowa Section PGA 1981 and became a member of

the PGA Quarter of Century Club in 1997.

John currently keeps his hand in the game, so to speak, giving private lessons in the San Diego area. He is listed on the Carlsbad Golf

Center’s PGA teaching staff and is an Adjunct Golf Instructor at the Golf Academy of the Americas, San Diego Campus, whose mission

is to prepare students to become effective innovative Golf Professionals.

The WC2020 on Crystal Serenity is John’s 14th World Cruise with Crystal. John met his wife Pauline, in Harrogate, Yorkshire,

England. They have three children, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.


AVENUE OF THE STARS BOUTIQUES, Tiffany Deck 6

Captain Birger J. Vorland and the Crystal Family wish a…

Happy Birthday to:

Mrs. Monica Sada Salinas

Ms. Carol Ashinoff

Happy 20th Anniversary to:

Mr. Paul Jodoin & Mrs. Sharon Pye-Finch

Happy 42nd Anniversary to:

Mr. Morton & Mrs. Susan Richter

Best Wishes and Congratulations!


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Good Morning 7:00amé Fitness Class: Stretch & Release with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 7:30am Morning Walk On Water with the WALKVEST® and Nordic Walking Program. Promenade Deck Aft 7 8:00amé Energetic Yoga with Instructor Maria Kita. Palm Court 12 8:00am – 8:30am “Good Morning Crystal” (LIVE!) with Cruise Director Rick Spath and World Cruise Hostess Stacey Huston. Live TV - The Crystal Ch. Rebroadcast available on Demand. (Digital Entertainment - The Crystal Channel) 8:15amé Fitness Class: Fab Abs with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 8:30am – 12 Noon The Library is open to check out books. Sign-up for board games to play with fellow guests (Chess, Backgammon, Checkers, Canasta, etc.) and card games. Library 7 9:00am Catholic Mass celebrated with Fr. Patrick Moran. Hollywood Theatre 6 9:00am Morning Devotions with Hymn And Bible Study. Today’s theme: “The Spiritual Depth of Christmas Hymns” We share inspirational stories that have led to the writing of some of the greatest hymns of Christianity, led by Pastor Ed Voosen. All are welcome! The Studio 7 9:00amé Gentle Yoga with Instructor Maria Kita. Palm Court 12

9:00am – 11:45am World Cruise Games Registration & T-Shirt Distribution. Registration for all events takes place today. Stop by and sign-up for all your favorite events and pick up your t-shirt. Crystal Plaza 5 10:00am Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Destination Lecturer Professor Adrian Vickers presents “The Marquesas Islands, Herman Melville and the outliers of Polynesia” “At all hours of the day, they strike the eye with some new beauty, and the mind with the same menacing gloom”, said Robert Louis Stevenson of the Marquesas in 1888. These enigmatic islands are best known through Herman Melville’s Typee, in which the islands are a place of savagery. Explored by the Spanish, claimed by the French, despite being at the outer edges of Polynesia, they are a key to understanding the history of the Polynesian peoples’ migration through the Pacific. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Also Available on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6

10:00am Needlepoint Get-Together. Unhosted. Please bring your kit. Palm Court, Port 12 10:00amé Odyssey Art at Sea Knitting Class. The Joy of Knitting with Gail Ivanco. Please join in and be part of the fun! Palm Court 12 10:00am Fitness Seminar: Walking with Comfort with the Fitness Director. Do you experience any foot, ankle, knee, hip or shoulder pain? Find out how your feet affect the rest of your body as well as your balance and posture. Fitness Center 13 10:00amé TaylorMade® Golf Clinic with PGA teaching professional John Clark. Golf Swing Analysis (Please access down the stairwells, from Deck 7 Aft.) Sports Area 6 10:00amé Beginners Bridge, Class #2 with instructor Ginny Schuett. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7 10:00am – 10:45amé Computer University@Sea Class with instructor Tim Grey. iCloud. This class is designed for those who would like to learn more about cloud computing on Apple and other devices. Bring along your iPad or iPhone to this lecture along with you Apple UserID and its associated password. Hollywood Theatre 6 10:00am – 11:00am Piano For Beginners Presented by Yamaha (Session 2) with instructor Craig Sale. Classes begin at the start of every World Cruise segment and progress throughout each cruise. No experience necessary. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 10:30am BINGO! Hosted by the Resorts World At Sea Casino. (Games start at 10:45am) Palm Court 12 11:00am Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Special Interest Lecturer Capt. John Creighton presents “What is it Like to Be an Astronaut and Why Do We Need Space Programs? Ever wonder what it is like to see meteors travel below you or see the sunrise and sunset 16 times a day? Experience becoming an astronaut, training, and flying on the space shuttle with Astronaut Commander John Creighton. Why Do We Need Space Programs? Why in the world do we even have a space program? How does it benefit each of us every day, including onboard the ship? Learn about the spinoffs of man’s efforts in space exploration. It is amazing to think of the technology we now have in our pockets. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Also Available on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6

11:00amé Intermediate Bridge with instructor Jeff Schuett. Leads, Signals, & Defense. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7

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11:00am Paddle Tennis Open Play with fellow guests. For your safety, please wear proper tennis shoes. Wimbledon Court 13 11:00amé Creative Media FUN-damentals with instructor Erin Manning. Favorite Apps. Apps have become an integral part of our everyday lives. Learn about and experience a curated list of unique apps recommended just for you. Hollywood Theatre 6 11:15am – 12 Nooné Computer University@Sea Class with instructor Tim Grey Basic Files and Folders using Microsoft Windows 10. Learn how to create, save and retrieve files and folders in your PC. Discover how easy it is to manage your documents, photos, videos, and sound files! CU@Sea 7 11:30am Said No to surgery? How about Thermage? (30 min) Join this seminar and learn why the Thermage skin tightening procedure is still one of the best non-invasive solutions to reduce the visible signs of aging. Presented by Dr. Fernanda Osorno. The Studio 7 11:30am – 12:30pm Arturo Castillo plays guitar for your listening pleasure. Crystal Cove 5

Good Afternoon 12 Noon Captain’s Update. The latest weather and navigation information. PA System & IP-TV Ch. 1 12:05pm Noontime Trivia Challenge – Special World Cruise Edition (Session 1). Join World Cruise Hostess Stacey and Richard Pucci on the keys for the first quiz in our ongoing Trivia Challenge. Teams may be up to 8 players. Palm Court 12 12:05pm A Walk Through Time. Join Swiss Time expert, Stephen Dias as he presents an overview of the horological development over the last 500 years. Hollywood Theatre 6

1:30pm Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Special Interest Lecturer Neil Leifer presents “Relentless: The Stories behind the Photographs” The celebrated Sports Illustrated, Time and Life photographer Neil Leifer presents a retrospective of fifty years behind the camera, as featured in his recent bestseller, Relentless (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Also Available on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Hollywood Theatre 6

1:30pm Acupuncture Seminar: Release your Pain with Acupuncture Want to feel better? Find out about this amazing, effective treatment for countless conditions such as back pain, sciatica, arthritis, indigestion, sea sickness and weight issues. Avenue Saloon 6 1:30pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $100 Texas Hold‘em Tournament. Register by 1:15pm. Resorts World Casino 6 1:30pmé Piano For Beginners Presented by Yamaha (Session 2) with instructor Craig Sale. Classes begin at the start of every World Cruise segment and progress throughout each cruise. No experience necessary. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 1:30pmé Complimentary Dance Class with the Crystal Ballroom Dance Team. Jive. Palm Court 12 1:30pm An Informal Talk: Master Photographer David MacDonald. With illustrations of his work as a professional portrait photographer. Avenue Saloon 6

1:30pm – 2:20pmé Everything Apple Open House & Sign Up. Learn how to best use your Apple iPad, iPhone, and Mac computers devices and Apple’s software. Complete course details,including course fees, will be presented during the open house. Please be seated by 1:30pm. CU@Sea 7 1:30pm – 2:30pm Poolside Music with the Crystal Quartet, weather permitting. Lido Deck 12 1:30pm – 4:00pm Mah Jongg Players meet in... Umi Uma 7 1:30pm – 6:00pm The Library is open to check out books. Sign-up for board games to play with fellow guests (Chess, Backgammon, Checkers, etc.) and card games. Library 7 2:30pm Memoir Writing with Instructor Joe Kita. The 3 Key Ingredients of Every Great Story. Avenue Saloon 6 2:30pm Table Tennis Open-Play with the Fitness Director and fellow guests. Sports Area 6 2:30pm Zumba & Dance Fitness. Join World Cruise Hostess Stacey for this energetic class, where we put the FUN back into Fitness! Don’t forget your towel and water. Stardust Club 6 2:30pmé Progressive Piano Presented by Yamaha (Session 2) with instructor Craig Sale. Designed for those who wish to continue beyond the Beginner Class. Class will progress throughout the cruise. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 2:30pmé TaylorMade® Golf Clinic with PGA teaching professional John Clark. Rotate your Core, don’t Sway (Please access down the stairwells, from Deck 7 Aft.) Sports Area 6 2:30pmé Duplicate & Social Bridge with instructor Jeff and Ginny Schuett. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. The Bridge Lounge 7 2:30pm Movie: After Everything (2018) Action, Drama, Thriller. Featuring: Marisa Tomei, Maika Monroe, Jeremy Allen White. Not Rated; 1:35. Hollywood Theatre 6

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2:30pm – 3:20pmé Everything Apple Introduction Class for guests who signed up for the course. CU@Sea 7 3:00pm Hubert Gems Pearl Chat. As we sail towards the islands of French Polynesia, please join Gemologist and Director of Sales for Hubert Gems, Karen Dickson for an informative chat to learn more about the history of pearls, and their origin and value. Facets 6 3:00pm Fitness Seminar: Detox for Health and Weight Loss. Our Fitness Director teaches you how your body works on the inside and how our metabolism is affected through daily living. Learn how you can melt away any stubborn fat. Fitness Center 13 3:00pmé Odyssey Art at Sea: Discover “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Techniques with Instructor Linda Wissler. Draw and watercolor “Seashells, the Gifts of the Sea” or a subject of your own choosing. All levels welcome. Marketplace Aft 12 3:00pm – 4:00pm Poolside Music with DJ Emotion, weather permitting. Lido Deck 12 3:30pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $25 Slot Tournament. Register by 3:15pm. Resorts World Casino 6 3:30pm Advanced Piano Presented by Yamaha (Session 2) with instructor Craig Sale. Designed for those with prior keyboard experience. Class progresses throughout the cruise. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 3:30pm – 4:30pm Crystal Afternoon Tea Time with music by Richard (piano) & Irina (violin). Palm Court 12 3:30pm Progressive Memoir Writing with Instructor Joe Kita: Don’t Get Sued. How to Avoid Libel and Other Legal Headaches. Prego 7 4:00pmé Fitness Class: Total Body Conditioning with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 4:00pm – 6:00pm Walk-in Complimentary Facial Rejuvenation Consultations with our Medi-Spa physician, Dr. Fernanda Osorno. Crystal Life Spa 13 4:00pm – 6:00pm Walk in Acupuncture Consultations. In pain? Need help losing weight? Stressed? Explore why acupuncture has survived the test of time and how it can benefit you in a 15-minute consultation with our onboard acupuncturist Anqi Wang. Crystal Life Spa 13 4:30pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $50/$50 Blackjack Tournament. Register by 4:15pm. Resorts World Casino 6 4:30pm Friends of Bill W. meet in… Marketplace, Aft Stbd 12 4:30pm Crystal Chorus Rehearsal. Led by Ed Voosen. Anyone who loves to sing is invited to participate. The Studio 7 4:30pm Sabbath Eve Service conducted by Rabbi Morris Hershman. Hollywood Theatre 6 5:00pm Afternoon Walk On Water with the WALKVEST® and Nordic Walking Program. Promenade Deck Aft 7 5:30pm Fitness Service: Walk In Footprint Clinic – Complimentary Assessments “Make your footprint, cure the cause instead of the symptom and walk in comfort.” Fitness Center 13

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CRYSTAL IMAGES, Tiffany Deck 6


AVENUE OF THE STARS BOUTIQUES, Tiffany Deck 6

Grammy-Nominated Saxophonist, Tommy ProulxTommy Proulx is an example of one of the biggest artist development breakthrough stories in recent years. From high school band-geek to internationally acclaimed instrumental pop star, Tommy is the modern model of a self-produced, independent recording artist, a concept that many in the music industry refer to as “the new making it.” As a popular Instagramer and recording artist,

Tommy’s success story started with a single Kickstarter campaign that launched an international touring career, taking his shows to over 40 countries on 6 continents worldwide.

With a Masters degree in saxophone performance, Tommy utilizes his classical and jazz training to break through the music industry bringing the saxophone to a new generation of listeners. His high-energy live shows catapult the audience into a world where the complexity of modern jazz meets the infectious energy of pop, hip-hop and R&B. With the release of his debut album, “SaxTrax,” his youthful, yet sophisticated sensibility redefines the saxophone as a tasteful addition to today’s urban pop sounds.

Tommy’s recording credits span across many genres and has recently landed him his first contribution nominated for a GRAMMY award, Marvin Sapp’s “Here I Am.”

An inspirational speaker, vlogger, and music educator in his spare time, Tommy uses his story to inspire young musicians to take pride in the very thing that makes them unique - then wait for the world to catch up.

Tommy Proulx performs this evening at 7:45pm and 9:45pm in the Galaxy Lounge.

TONIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENT


Gergo Bite has been dancing for over 20 years, first beginning at the age of 10.

Gergo loves dancing which has led him to becoming the national champion of

ballroom dancing in his home country of Hungary. Gergo is looking forward to sharing

his passion and helping guests improve on their own dancing skills.

Zsuzsanna Szoke competed as a professional dancer and was a five-time

national champion in her age group. Her best result was 7th place in the European

Championship. Everything she learned during those years she shares with her

students. Zsuzsanna now enjoys expressing her passion and dedication for dance

through the shows she performs and teaching students.

Eniko Litauszki has been dancing since childhood. She began with ballet, jazz and

show dance in the Dance Academy, and later she danced as a theater dancer. Since

2016 she had the opportunity to work with the Latin Dance Group and to work as a

professional ballroom dancer.

Robert Sendrei started to dance when he was 13 years old and competed for

11 years. After two years of training he became the Slovakian Champion in Latin

American dances, holding that title for nine years. He represented his country for

many European and World Championships. In 2013, Robert was the best male dancer

in Slovakia.

The Crystal Ballroom Dance Quartet perform this evening at 8:45pm and 10:45pm in the Stardust Club (20 minute show).

Please join the Crystal Ballroom Dance Quartet for complimentary dance lessons on specific days throughout the cruise. Private dance lessons are available by request. Please contact Robert Sendrei at ext. 270004 to arrange your private lesson.

The Crystal Ballroom Dance Quartet. Left to right: Gergo, Zsuzsanna, Eniko, and Robert

The Crystal Ballroom Dance Quartet


Join us for Bingo!

Today in the Palm Court Lido Deck 12, Forward

• 10:30am Bingo cards on sale. Bingo game starts at 10:45am

(Game in Palm Court - Deck 12)

Today at 1:30pm: $100 Texas Hold’em Tournament (registration by 1:15pm)

Today at 3:30pm: $25 Slot Tournament (registration by 3:15pm)

Today at 4:30pm: $50/$50 Blackjack Tournament (registration by 4:15pm)

Please sign up at the cashier’s window

at least 15 minutes prior to the

beginning of the tournaments.

Space is limited.

Casino Tournaments Today The Casino is pleased to host these exciting tournaments today:


Crystal Life Spa & Salon Treats

For more information, please call 3875 or visit the Spa on Sun Deck 13 Aft.

For more information, please call 3875 or visit the Spa on Sun Deck 13 Aft. Offers valid for services booked and provided today. This promotion is subject to availability. Inquire at the SPA Reception for details. Offer may not be combined with other discounts or promotions. Shipboard credits may be used on all Spa and Salon Services. For your convenience, an 18% gratuity for Crystal Spa & Salon services is automatically added to your bill & charged to your shipboard account.

ELEMIS BIOTEC Anti-Ageing Facials • The BIOTEC machine offers multiple advanced technologies that help to renew, revitalize and regenerate the skin cells. Combined with 7 highly concentrated active complexes utilizing plant stem cells and absolutes we can penetrate deep beneath the surface of the skin targeting age spots, pigmentation, sagging skin, wrinkles, sun damage, enlarged pores, dehydration and all skin conditions associated with both intrinsic and extrinsic aging.

Select from: Biotec Line Eraser – Targets wrinkles and stimulates the skin. Biotec Firm-A-Lift – Utilizes hands on massage and sculpting technology for a visibly contoured complexion. Biotec Skin Resurfacer – Addresses uneven skin tone with ultrasonic peel. Biotec Super-Charger for Men – Boosts the skin with a triple hit of ultrasonic peeling and galvanic current to reactivate tired skin’s dynamism.

Book in for a free consultation to select the best Biotec facial for your concerns 50 min.

Credit Card Pre-authorizationPlease note if you have registered a credit card prior to boarding or during the check-in procedures, you are automatically registered for Express Checkout. As a part of the Express Checkout, a pre-authorization will be run on your credit card each evening. This pre-authorization will cover the value of your actual onboard spending, or a minimum authorization value of $1USD (whichever is greater at the time of pre-authorization and which will be removed once your actual onboard spending has been finalized). Some credit card companies will notify you of this pre-authorization.

Please note that this is a pre-authorization only, no charges will be applied to your credit card apart from your actual expenses. At the end of the cruise you will receive your shipboard folio statement, showing a zero balance, reflecting your actual spending on board.

Any guests disembarking in Papeete who wish to change their credit card on file for their final shipboard account folio are kindly asked to do so no later than Saturday, February 1.

Shipboard Folio ChargesTo avoid any potential delays on the day of your disembarkation, please stop by the Reception Desk at any time during your cruise regarding your Shipboard Folio Charges. We will be pleased to assist you. As your Final Shipboard Folio will be delivered to your Penthouse or Stateroom on the morning of disembarkation, we kindly ask that any questions and/or disputes relating to your Shipboard Folio be addressed no later than 9:00am on the day of your departure.

Pain Management with Acupuncture • If you want to relieve aches and pains, this acupuncture treatment is for you. This pain management therapy will reduce or eliminate chronic back, neck and joint pain.

Weight-Loss Acupuncture • Having trouble shedding those extra pounds? This acupuncture treatment will help you lose weight safely and effectively.

“Just to Try” Acupuncture • Curious about acupuncture and how it can benefit you? Try this 60-minute special introductory treatment.

Stress-Free Acupuncture • Melt away stress and worries with this deeply relaxing form of acupuncture. By focusing on specific acupoints, the healing touch of acupuncture will refresh your mind, body and soul.

Stop Smoking • Kick the habit. This safe and natural treatment can be as effective as the patch or other methods used to stop smoking.

Sea Sickness • This treatment is designed to relieve motion sickness commonly associated with sea travel.


MEET THE FITNESS DIRECTORS

Fitness Director Julian FuchsJulian is from Munich, Germany. His passion is to motivate

people and to push them to their limits. For Julian, it is the best

feeling if his clients leave the gym with a smile.

Julian has been in the health, fitness

and nutrition industry for the past seven

years. He started his apprenticeship in

2010 and received different licences,

including nutrition, detoxification,

posture analysis, strength and

conditioning, as well as a diploma as

a sport and health trainer. After three

years apprenticeship, he worked four

years for the same company as a personal trainer. Julian wanted

more, he wanted to see more of the world, see other countries,

experience other cultures and to train these people, with the

same results as in Germany; to see them smile after helping

them. He also wanted to speak English fluently and possibly other

languages. Julian wanted to grow from the experience. His motto

is “If you have fun with something, then you take it serious.“

He has been involved in sports his entire life and has tried

everything, but his passions are tennis and skiing. Julian played

tennis for 17 years, but after starting the apprenticeship, he

stopped. He has been skiing for 20 years and has competed

as an athlete in the sport for two years. He discovered a new

passion; dancing. He learned Shuffle and Hip Hop in a dancing

school for a short time, because of his work in the gym. He

learned dancing for himself and used a lot of time to become

better. In the gym he trains 3-5 times per week for more than

an hour to keep his body fit and healthy.

In his free time, he enjoys time with his friends, dancing in

clubs, watching movies and listening to music. His family lives

in Salzburg, Austria, and he has a little brother with an age

difference of 20 years.

Fitness Director Dragan MilovancevicDragan is from Belgrade, Serbia. He is very passionate about

making people feel their best about themselves. His philosophy

focuses on continual lifelong learning towards enhancing the

wellbeing of his clients by empowering

them with the knowledge, skills, support,

and guidance and assist them on their

journey to a healthier life style.

He has knowledge in the medical field

that he acquired back home in his studies.

He has extensive background in teaching

various martial arts such as judo, aikido,

capoeira and kickboxing. Along with

being a fitness instructor, he is also a certified massage thera-

pist, which complements his knowledge of the human body.

Dragan has been in the health, fitness, nutrition, exercise, pain

management industry for the past five years as a personal

trainer. He did his training at the Prestigious Faculty of Physical

Education in Belgrade capitol of Serbia.

Dragan is skilled in delivering intense training using updated tech-

niques in exercise science and both aerobic and strength training

programs, with a unique ability to offer suitable health and

fitness products and solutions to achieve customer expectations.

A body transformation specialist who has achieved successes in

the improvement of client experiences through management and

delivery of reliable health and fitness information.

Dragan’s passions in life are his job and helping his clients to

reach their goals. He works with clients to evaluate fitness

levels, set goals, monitor progress and blast through plateaus.

As a group instructor, he leads fun energetic classes for diverse

age groups and fitness levels.

Dragan is a quality driven professional with extensive experience

in personal fitness training.

Watch Reflections for their fitness classes and seminars throughout the cruise.

Complimentary nutrition consultation. Diet and exercise are dynamic, lifelong pursuits. As your onboard fitness provider, we want to help you reach your wellness goals. A good starting point is eating right for your body, so consult with one of our fitness professionals and receive a healthy lifestyle plan based on your individual needs.


Slots: Open 24 hours until Close.

Tables: Open at 11:00am until Close.

Casino Tiffany Deck 6 Forward

Palm Court Lido Deck 12 Forward

The Crystal Quartet play for your dancing & listening pleasure. Join the Ambassador Hosts. 5:15pm – 6:00pm & 6:45pm – 7:30pm

Crystal Cove Crystal Deck 5 Midship

Richard Pucci plays the Crystal piano: 5:15pm – 6:15pm, 6:30pm – 7:15pm, 7:30pm – 8:15pm & 11:15pm – 12 Midnight

Ana & Humberto entertain: 8:30pm – 11:15pm

Avenue Saloon Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Joel Spire plays the piano: 6:45pm – 7:30pm Joel Spire sings and entertains: 9:30pm – 12:30am

Disco Hour with DJ Emotion: 10:00pm – 11:00pm Late Night Dance Party with DJ Emotion: 11:00pm to Late

Pulse Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Crystal Cruises proudly presents

Evening Entertainment Choices Dress Code throughout the ship for the entire evening after 6:00pm: CRYSTAL CASUAL

7:45pm and 9:45pm • Galaxy Lounge, Tiffany Deck 6 Forward

8:45pm & 10:45pm • Stardust Club, Tiffany Deck 6 Aft (20 min. show)

Crystal Quartet plays dance music. Join the Ambassador Hosts.

9:05pm – 12 Midnight

“Sabor Latino” Dance Performance with the Crystal Dance Quartet Zsuzsanna Szoke • Gergo Bite • Eniko Litauszki • Robert Sendrei

Hollywood Theatre Tiffany Deck 6 Midship

8:00pm & 10:00pm

Movie: Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles (2019) Documen-tary. Featuring: Marc Aronson, Michael Bernardi, Jerry Bock. The origin story behind one of Broadway’s most beloved musicals, Fiddler on The Roof, and its creative roots in early 1960s New York. Rated PG-13; 1:37.

Accompanied by The Crystal Showband under the direction of Stephen Roberts

Please refrain from holding up your electronic devices (iPads, cell phones, cameras, etc.) to film or photograph the show. It is a distraction for fellow guests.

Grammy-Nominated Saxophonist,

Tommy Proulx

In Town Tonight

5:15pm • Crystal Plaza, Crystal Deck 5 Midship

From the Parade of Flags to the Official Welcome and Lighting of the Flame; A joyous celebration of sight and sound awaits you. Meet Celebrity Guest Olympian, Jennifer Chandler. With special feature by the Crystal Ensemble and Richard Pucci on piano.

‘A High-Energy & Interactive Smooth Jazz Experience’


Printed on Recycled Paper

Today’s Drink Special Boulevardier

First invented during Prohibition, this cocktail was known as the signature drink of writer Erskine Gwynne.

Makers Mark Bourbon, Campari Bitter, Sweet Vermouth

Friday’s Dining Hours

Friday’s Bar HoursAvenue Saloon 5:00pm – LateConnoisseur Club 5:00pm – LateCrystal Cove 10:00am – 12 Midnight Palm Court & Sunset Bar 11:00am – 11:00pm Pulse Night Club 10:00pm – LateTrident Bar 10:00am – 6:00pm

Crystal Casual

Breakfast Marketplace Lido Deck 12 Aft Early Bird & Coffee (Port side) 5:00am – 6:00am Continental Breakfast 6:00am – 7:30am Breakfast Buffet 7:30am – 10:00am Waterside Crystal Deck 5 Midship Breakfast (Open Seating) 8:00am – 9:30am Trident Grill, Lido Deck 12 Midship Late-Risers Breakfast 10:00am – 11:00am The Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship Go-to Coffee Bar with Freshly Baked Pastries 6:30am – 9:00am Late-Risers Coffee with Danish Pastries 9:00am – 11:30am

LuncheonWaterside, Crystal Deck 5 Midship Luncheon (Open seating) 12 Noon – 1:30pm Marketplace, Lido Deck 12 Aft Luncheon Buffet featuring American specialities 12 Noon – 1:30pmSilk, Lido Deck 12 Midship Luncheon 1:00pm to 3:00pmThe Trident Grill, Lido Deck 12 Midship, Port Side Grill open for hamburgers, cheeseburgers, wraps and snacks 11:30am – 6:00pmScoops Ice Cream Bar, Lido Deck 12 Midship 11:30am – 6:00pmThe Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship Bistro Snacks, Tarts and Pastries 11:30am – 8:00pmPalm Court, Lido Deck 12 Forward Crystal Afternoon Tea Time 3:30pm – 4:30pm

Dinner

Waterside, Crystal Deck 5 Midship (Open Seating) 6:00pm – 9:30pmPrego, Promenade Deck 7 Aft (Italian Cuisine) 6:00pm – 9:30pm Umi Uma, Promenade Deck 7 Aft (Japanese Cuisine) 6:00pm – 9:30pm Sushi Bar, Promenade Deck 7 Aft (Japanese Cuisine) 6:00pm – 9:30pm Churrascaria, Lido Deck 12 Aft (Brazilian Steakhouse) 6:00pm – 8:45pm SILK, Lido Deck 12 Midship (Chinese Cuisine) 6:00pm – 8:45pmThe Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship

Petit Desserts & Cheeses 8:00pm – 11:00pm

Late Night Gourmet Snacks Avenue Saloon, Pulse, and Crystal Cove 11:00pm – 12 Midnight Reservations for Umi Uma, Prego and Silk: Reservations for each specialty restaurant may be made in advance by dialing 3854 or 0 at any time. If you’d prefer to make reservations in person, Maître d’ Mario Moinheiro is available in Prego, Promenade Deck 7 Aft, today from 5:00pm to 6:00pm. No reservations are required for The Sushi Bar, first-come, first-served basis (charges may apply). A total of Two visits may be made during this cruise to either Prego, Umi Uma or the Sushi Bar or a combination thereof without charge. Should further visits be made to any of these specialty venues, a $30 fee per person / per visit will be charged to your onboard account. Please Note: Churrascaria and Silk Restaurants do not count towards this limit and no charges will be applied if you dine at either of these two venues.

Avenue of the Stars Boutiques: Apropos, Crystal Collection and Facets Open today from 10:00am to 10:00pm.

Computer University@Sea, Promenade Deck 7 Open 24 hours. Technology Concierges available from 7:00am to 11:00pm.

Concierge Desk, Crystal Deck 5 Midship Available today from 7:30am to 7:30pm.

Crystal Images, Tiffany Deck 6 Aft Open today from 9:30am to 1:00pm and 4:30pm to 10:00pm.

Crystal Life Spa & Beauty Salon, Sun Deck 13 Aft Open today 8:00am to 8:00pm. Spa tours and free consultations are available. Please book spa & salon appointments early to ensure your desired time of service. Late appointments until 9:30pm available by request.

Crystal Life Spa, Fitness Center, Aerobics Studio and Weight Room, Sun Deck 13 Aft Open 24 hours. Gym Equipment declaration forms must be signed for use of gym equip-ment. One of the Fitness Directors is on hand to answer any questions & book personal training appointments 7:00am to 7:30pm.

Crystal Society Host, Crystal Deck 5 Alissa Gustafsson is at her desk today from 8:30am to 11:30am and 3:30pm to 5:30pm.

Future Sales Consultant, Crystal Deck 5 Jaque Brown is at her desk today from 8:30am to 11:30am and 3:00pm to 5:00pm. Please watch TV Channel 59 to view future Crystal Cruises Ocean, River and Yacht Itin-eraries for 2020 and 2020. We invite you to complete and turn in a future Crystal Cruise booking form to select your next voyage. Please note all detailed itineraries and fares can be viewed at www.crystalcruises.com

Library, Promenade Deck 7 Midship Open today from 8:30am to 12 Noon, 1:30pm to 6:00pm and 7:30pm to 11:00pm. Check out books and games for your enjoyment.

Medical Center, Crystal Deck 5 Forward Located just forward of Reception Desk on the port side; use forward elevators or stairs. Open 8:00am to 12 Noon and 2:00pm to 6:00pm. Doctor’s Consultation Hours: 9:00am to 10:00am & 5:00pm to 6:00pm.

Medical attention (24 hours) call 9911. In an emergency call 3333.

Resorts World at Sea Casino, Tiffany Deck 6 Forward Slots: Open 24 hours, until close. Tables: Open at 11:00am until close.

Shore Excursions Desk, Crystal Deck 5 Open today from 9:00am to 7:00pm.

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