Can anyone tell me what the evening entertainment is like on a Radisson cruise? We are booked for 4 nights in the Caribbean this March. We are not night owls but have mostly enjoyed the shows on previous cruises on Celebrity and Disney. I will be traveling with my mom who is eighty and my teenage daughter. I am not worried about the days because we will be getting off to go to the beach but I am hoping that the evening activities will be ejoyed by the different generations. Thanks in advance for your insight.

ROOM MOM, I was hoping someone else would answer this for you. We were on the Navigator in November for 10 days but we didn't make it to a single show after dinner. However, we have always enjoyed the entertainment on Radisson. The shows are usually appropriate for all ages. Kenny Smiles can get a little blue ... if you have questions about whether to take your daughter to any of the shows you can always ask at Reception.

Not sure what the entertainment is on your cruise, that is a real shorty! Perhaps you will be lucky and Kenny Smiles will be on! Sit way back or upstairs if he is!! Likely they will be trying to impress you for a future cruise and offer at least one "production" performance with all the dancers and costumes. Don't expect Broadway here. If your mom at 80 is like mine was at that age, she will be sleeping comfortably at the time the shows start! But if she is game, definitely take her unless she has a "bent" in preferring the casino!

What cruise are you on,Room Mom? We're booked for March 6 from San Juan. <img border="0" alt="[bounce]" title="" src="graemlins/ubbbounce2.gif" />

Thank you all for the info. hvsteve1, sorry we are booked on the 19th. I chose this cruise specifically for my mom who has always wanted to go to St. Barts. However, I am a cruise fanatic and think that I would be bored staying on one island for a whole week. I thought that this would be a nice introduction to Radisson and am looking forward to sailing her again in the future with DH. I know it’s a short cruise but we will stay an extra two days in San Juan to make up for the limited cruise length.

Hi, I think you should know that the entertainment is not really that wonderful. They had when we were on in Novemeber a fabulous concert pianist, but he was the only show we liked. I walked out on 3 shows then gave up going. They have a wonderful DVD library on board, but I found that after dinner and a little casino, that was enough for me. Since we were on a long cruise there weren't too many children on board. I think there were 3. I don't know what to say for your teenage daughter, but at the time you're going there may be many more.I'm certain though that you will love Radisson.

Howard the Cruise Crazed