 All work and no play makes Jackie a dull techie! As well as checking out all of the venues on a cruise ship and meeting with the theatre technicians to learn what they do, there’s plenty of other things to spend your cruise time on. Each ship differs of course, but here’s what was on the Firenze… Ropes course – yep, that’s me!
Mini golf Water slides Pools and hot tubs Basketball/soccer/volleyball in the SportsSquare Foosball and ping pong Or keep fit on the jogging track, or in the gym Treat yourself to the spa Also, don’t forget about shore excursions while you’re in port. You can book them from the cruise line directly, but I recommend Shore Excursions Group. You can read all about them on the Cruise Techies Travel Agency website page – scroll down to the bottom of the page. Well, that’s it for our Firenze posts. Next ship - Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas. But until then, be sure to check in every week for boat loads of useful information about working in theatres on cruise ships! Please Like and Comment – I’d love to hear if you’ve had any experiences with theatres and venues on cruise ships (as a technician or audience member)! Want to learn more? Check out the Starboard Spotlight monthly newsletter.
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