We are excited to share the current schedule for this year’s cruise! Please only use this as a guide as events are subject to change while the event is underway.
The SVL Schedule mobile app is your essential tool for viewing the Flower Power Cruise performance schedule. The SVL Schedule app is complimentary to download and use, and is available in both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. It is best to download this app to your mobile device or tablet at home. The app schedule will refresh every time your mobile device or tablet is connected to the internet.
Sched is scheduling software we use to provide a schedule to you in advance. You will not be able to log in to this site using your StarVista Live account information. As a reminder, Sched is not a tool to reserve seats or attendance in advance. We understand it is a functionality within the app, however this is not available for our event.
A Note Regarding Colored Shows: All non-colored shows are first come, first serve. At the time of booking, if you chose the early show and late dinner, you will be given a key card with a GOLD background when you arrive and check-in in person at the ship terminal. If you chose late show, and early dinner, you will be given an SILVER card. Since the Celebrity Theater only holds half the ship, the two different colors simply indicate whether you see that main theater artist in the first or second show. This also provides a much more intimate experience for our guests.
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FLOWER POWER GOES HOLLYWOOD Ever since the beginning of the sound era, film producers and directors have recognized the importance of including music in their motion pictures, whether as part of a soundtrack or by including songs performed either by the film’s actors or by vocalists who dubbed them. Many great Rock & Roll songs have been an integral part of this process, particularly in such films as “The Graduate”, “Almost Famous”, “Goodfellas”, “Easy Rider”, and “Ghost”. During this presentation we’ll have an opportunity to examine how outstanding directors such as Martin Scorsese, Mike Nichols, and Francis Ford Coppola made effective use of songs from the Flower Power era to set a mood or remind the audience of the time frame in which the film was set.
