The show doesn’t have to end: On new Broadway cruise, fans can immerse themselves in theater
What does that mean for travelers?
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When is The Broadway Cruise?
The cruise will sail round-trip on the Norwegian Gem from New York City to Bermuda from March 31 through April 5, 2023.
What can passengers can expect on The Broadway Cruise?
The cruise will feature performances from stars like Alan Cumming, Kristin Chenoweth, Laura Benanti, Joshua Henry, and more. Diaz said fans can expect a mix of what they might see on the performers’ solo tours, “new content that maybe they can’t do in a traditional theater environment,” and QA sessions.
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There will also be meet-and-greets, discussions with industry veterans like scenic designer David Korins of shows like “Hamilton” and “Dear Evan Hansen,” and karaoke, where passengers can have their turn in the spotlight.
You never know who might stop by to sing a show tune, either.
“We try to curate an environment where the actors or the talent feel really comfortable and oftentimes it’s common for that natural interaction to come about across the ship, and actors will pop in the casino and sometimes they’ll pop on the stage with karaoke.”
How much does The Broadway Cruise cost?
An interior room starts at $2,191 for one person, or $1,195 per person for two guests (a small discount is added for single occupancy rates). There is an additional $395 charge per passenger for taxes and fees, according to the cruise’s website.
The price of the room includes all performances, meals, and basic beverages like drip coffee, tea and non-pressed juices. Travelers can find more information and book online or by calling 1-877-379-9172. The ship can accommodate nearly 2,400 guests at double occupancy.