Entertainment and Activities All Day and Night

The best cruises bring you unforgettable entertainment. As the stars sparkle in the night sky, so do the stars on stage. Every P&O Cruises ship features a choice of dazzling entertainment for your exclusive pleasure. Spectacular shows you won't see anywhere else.

From parties and live performances to cabarets and karaoke, you can enjoy something new and exciting every night. All part of your incredible cruise holiday package.

Take a galley tour, savour an exotic wine tasting*, star gaze, learn new big top skills at a circus class, experience our traditional Champagne Waterfall, join in games by the pool or challenge Gloria Gaynor at karaoke. We're here to entertain you, day and night.

To view the many activities and attractions available during your cruise, check the Pacific Daily newspaper for specific locations and times.

Feature Movies

Enjoy recent release movies on our big screen on board. A selection is also available on your in-cabin television.

*Charges apply.

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Nautical Glossary

Above-water hull: The hull section of a vessel above waterline, the visible part of a ship. Also, topsides.
Beam ends: The sides of a ship. "On her beam ends" may mean the vessel is literally on her side and possibly about to capsize; more often, the phrase means the vessel is listing 45 degrees or more.
Fast: Fastened or held firmly (fast aground: stuck on the seabed; made fast: tied securely).
Fender: An air or foam filled bumper used in boating to keep boats from banging into docks or each other.
Handy billy: A loose block and tackle with a hook or tail on each end, which can be used wherever it is needed. Usually made up of one single and one double block.
Hand bomber: A ship using coal-fired boilers shoveled in by hand.
Dog-watch: The watches from four to six and six to eight in the evening.
Griping: The inclination of a ship to run to windward.
Lee-side: The half of a ship, lengthwise, which lies between a line drawn through the middle of her length and the side, which is farthest from the point of wind.
Fresh away: When your ship increases its velocity.

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What payment options do I have to pay for my cruise?: Accepted payment with selected credit cards (1.5% surcharge applies). More info here.
Once onboard, how do I pay for extra items?: Multiple ways of purchasing goods onboard are available to you - from Credit Cards to cash. More info here.
I have kids. What facilities do you have for children?: Qualified staff run a great choice of awesome activities for kids of all ages, giving you the option to spend the day child-free. Here's how it works.
What's actually included in the cruise price?: Accommodation, all main meals, entertainment and use of facilities such as swimming pools, gym, spas, table tennis, children's centres (excluding late night group child-minding) and library are all included in your cruise package.
What are the different types of cabins available? What's the difference between them?: Choose from outstanding balcony cabins with ocean views, great-value internal cabins, 4-berth options to share with family or friends or outside cabins with windows. Click here for more information.

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