THE TRIBUTE CRUISE
2023 Schedule
Our 2023 Tribute Cruise feature shows by some of the world’s best ETAs. Because of our great relationship with Royal Caribbean we have been granted excellent show times.
A schedule of shows will be posted below, as soon as we have one. Please note that due to ship operations and changes, show times are also subject to change and we appreciate your understanding. You will receive a final schedule of all events and concerts when you arrive on board.
2023 Show Schedule
Doors for all shows one half-hour before showtime. The priority seating group for each show (if any) will be seated first. Other guests will be let in following the priority group (see details below). Those who purchased VIP seating will have reserved seats unless otherwise noted below.
Saturday, January 21
5 PM – 6 PM Kick Off Reception
Early arrivals can gather at the Avanti Palms Resort in Orlando for our Kick Off Reception where you can greet old and new friends, listen to a few songs from those headliners that are in town early, get all the details about transportation arrangements to the port and hear about any last minute schedule changes.
Sunday, January 22
Depart Port Canaveral.
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Monday, January 23
Perfect Day Cococay – Bahamas
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Tuesday, January 24
Nassau – Bahamas
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Wednesday, January 25
At sea.
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Thursday, January 26
Falmouth – Jamaica
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Friday, January 27
Labadee – Haiti
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Saturday, January 28
At sea.
Show times will be posted once confirmed.
Sunday, January 29
Return to port early!
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A NOTE FOR GUESTS ON SHOW TIMES, PERFORMANCE VENUES AND PUBLIC SHOWS
We are posting this as a way of addressing some of the comments on the surveys over the past several years. We would love to pick the exact time and location of each of our shows for the entire week, assuring you the best shows possible. But unlike at most of our festivals, on the cruise the cruise company gives us the times and locations they have available. Generally, our only choice is to say yes or no. Luckily, or relationship with RC has given us a lot of leeway. We have contacted other cruise lines, and not been offered anything as generous.
Most of our shows are held in Studio-B because its one of only two rooms that can accommodate our group on the ship. We would LOVE to use the theater, but unfortunately it’s occupied every evening and the only way to use it under most cases is to have our shows at midnight. I don’t think anyone would like this.
Finally, we like to produce one or two public shows while on the boat for three reasons. First, it’s a great way to introduce new audiences to what we do in an attempt to grow our Elvis family. Second, it’s a great way of showing the other cruisers what we do so there are less questions and less odd looks from the ships other guests at our group of talented performers. Third, RC is very generous with our group and we do the public shows to give something back to the cruise company. They are always very pleased that we offer this in our negotiations with them.
I hope this all makes sense. We always try to provide the best and we hope that those of you who have attended multiple cruises see it getting better every year!