Great Ships of the World, Part 2 — Evening Dress …...Crystal Serenity • Saturday, November 2, 2019 Today’s Notices Crystal Visions Enrichment Program Speakers today in the

Crystal Serenity • Saturday, November 23, 2019

Today’s Notices

Crystal Visions Enrichment Program Speakers today in the Galaxy Lounge Join today’s talks at: 10:00am • Bill Toone 11:00am • Captain Ted McCourt 1:30pm • Johnny Beerling

Tea Dance Music provided by the Crystal Quartet. The Ambassador Hosts will be present from 3:30pm to 4:30pm in Palm Court. Odyssey Art at Sea Display Pass by and view the wonderful works of art created this cruise during the art classes with Instructors Elizabeth Wadsworth & Ronnie Whitson at 4:30pm in Crystal Cove.

Sweet Soul Music Our Crystal Ensemble Production Cast and Crystal Showband present in song and dance a collection of classic hits from Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder and more at 7:45pm & 9:45pm in the Stardust Club (25 Minute Show).

Forward Elevators Please note that due to luggage handling procedures, only one elevator is available for use this evening after 9:00pm. Thank you for your understanding.

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Great Ships of the World, Part 2 — War and Peace

The name Lusitania still reverberates around the world. Few remember her design or the four giant Parsons turbines that gave her greater speed than her predecessors. Or the fact that she was the winner of the Blue Riband, making the Trans-Atlantic crossing in less than five days.

Her gilded fixtures and wood paneling are a faded image. What lives long in our memory is that she rests on the bottom of the sea along with 1,198 souls, sinking within 18 minutes of being hit by a German torpedo.

The Queen Mary, June 20, 1945, arriving into New York with thousands of US troops from European battles.

Evening Dress Code: Crystal CasualWomen’s Crystal Casual includes:A blouse, sweater, dressy slacks, skirt, dressMen’s Crystal Casual can include:A sport coat, dress shirt, button-down shirt, open collar or collared polo shirt and dress pants or smart trousers (no tie required)

Saturday, November 23, 2019 At Sea, en Route to Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale), Florida, USA Sunrise: 7:20am • Sunset: 6:06pm

NB: Sunrise/Sunset times are given in Ship’s time and are approximate to the estimated position of the ship.

Crystal Serenity • Cruise OCY191112, No. 12

BIG BAND & BALLROOM DANCE

Important Notice for All Guests Disembarking Independently in Port Everglades, Florida, USA on November 24, 2019: Independent guests who do not wish to book an airport transfer arranged through Crystal Cruises should kindly contact the Concierge Desk or Reception Desk, Crystal Deck 5 Midship, should you need to disembark Crystal Serenity at a specific time between 8:15am and 9:45am on the morning of disembarkation. Please note that taxis in Port Everglades cannot be pre-booked on board. The taxi line may be congested and waiting time for taxis can be anticipated. Please allow yourself sufficient time when disembarking Crystal Serenity. Your patience and understanding is appreciated.



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Controversy still surrounds the event. Why had Lusitania’s captain not main-tained maximum speed or zigzagged as ordered? Was the vessel carrying wartime materiel along with her un-suspecting passengers? Or were they all just ordinary citizens caught up in the crosshairs of war? Whatever the truth, this event signaled a start of a new era for ships. It was May 7, 1915.

Called Into ServiceOcean liners were now being con-

verted to military ships, sporting coats of battleship gray paint. Some were even camouflaged including Mauritania, which had a diamond-pattern paint-job. Never very efficient because they burned more coal than military vessels, they served their nations well, nonetheless. Their hulls were reinforced and outfit-ted for weapons. Portholes were painted black and all running lights switched off. These liners also served as hospital ships and troop ships ferrying men to the front lines.

Captains carried sealed orders for ac-tions they were to take should war break out. What once were only vessels caught up in a challenge for passenger load and speed records, now faced off as enemies at war. When the last gun was silenced, a company like Cunard had lost 22 ships, more than half its total tonnage. This sad chapter was finally brought to a close.

The Statue of Liberty BeckonsWith the European continent in ruin,

immigrants turned their backs on their homelands. Driven by desperation and hope for a better life, they packed the below-decks steerage compartments. Within a week, they could stand on American shores. A month or more brought them to New Zealand and Aus-

tralia. The majority of these immigrants sailed past Lady Liberty then walked haltingly through the bureaucracy of Ellis Island. Twelve million arrived from 1892 to 1924. Ships had a new calling.

In the early 1920s, the public renewed its interest in ships. But American ships lost business to foreign carriers during Prohibition when it was forbidden for them to serve alcohol. The European vessels even offered overnight cruises from New York for $10 per person where the liquor flowed and a good time was had by all. Some historians identify these “booze cruises” as the inception of cruising as we know it today for they ultimately extended up to voyages of seven days or more.

A New Day DawnsThe end of the 1920s saw the Flapper,

economic ups and downs and the intro-duction of superliners like the 43,000-ton Ile de France, which carried 1,786 passengers. Travelers donned their fin-ery and took to the seas. Ship architects designed public spaces with soaring ceilings and shimmering chandeliers, replicating the world’s finest hotels.

Italy, Holland, Germany, England, America and France each put a unique signature on its ships. The Queen Mary, Normandie, Rex, Conte di Savoia and others all featured something revolu-tionary — indoor pools, telephones, greenhouses, fresh flowers, larger prom-enade decks, production shows, famous entertainers and more.

The Depression took a toll on every-thing, ships included. One called St. Louis made sad history when she was refused permission to disembark her Jewish refugees in Havana. The winds of war began to blow cold again. Soldiers

were being relocated around the world as nations prepared for war, transported usually by ship. On September 3, 1939, Britain’s Athenia was torpedoed then sank below the seas taking 112 to their watery grave.

World War II brought a halt to recre-ational cruising. Ships had become huge targets. The Queen Elizabeth slipped out of port in the dark of night, ultimately bound for New York according to sealed orders. German bombers flew over the Solent where they suspected she would be en route to Southampton. The British had purposely planted misinformation about her destination, and the Queen was able to steam on to American shores with only 400 crew members rather than the requisite 1,296.

Ultimately, luxurious liners were stripped of their comforts to accommo-date up to 15,000 soldiers. The Queen Mary transported 16,683 on one voyage alone in July 1943. Sadly, many great lin-ers were lost in battle.

When the war ended, ships provided transport for returning troops, war brides, and refugees. Prosperity set the world back on its feet and another era began for ship travel. Once again, people skipped up the gangways bound for ex-otic destinations while enjoying all that ships could offer. The only dark cloud now on the horizon was a shadow in the shape of an airplane. It, too, would irrefutably affect ship travel forever.

– Karyn L. Planett

Captain Egil Giske and the Crystal Family wish a…

Happy Birthday to:

Mr. Gary Da Rosa

Best Wishes!


CRYSTAL IMAGES,Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

LAST CHANCE Crystal Images NoticeToday is the last day to consider making any of your photo purchases. Please pass by the Photo Shop at your soonest conve-nience to make your selections. The Photo Shop is open today from 9:30am to 1:00pm and 4:00pm to 10:00pm

AVENUE OF THE STARS BOUTIQUES, Tiffany Deck 6


Disembarkation BriefingAll guests are urged to watch the tele-

vised disembarkation presentation for

important information regarding disem-

barkation procedures in Port Everglades,

Florida. The disembarkation talk is

shown, throughout the day and evening

on your stateroom I-TV Digital Entertain-

ment – Crystal Media.

Stateroom Safe ReminderGuests who are disembarking Crystal

Serenity are kindly reminded to remove all

their personal items and please leave the

safe door open/ajar.

Library Books & Games All disembarking guests are requested to

turn in borrowed books and games by

11:00pm today to avoid being charged

for these items.

WALKVEST® ReturnGuests who borrowed a WALKVEST® are

asked to please return them today to the

Fitness Center, Sun Deck 13. Thank you.

Can We Be of Further Assistance?If you have any concerns that we can

address during your cruise, please don’t

wait to let us know. On behalf of all

of our officers, staff and crew, we are

committed to doing everything we can to

ensure this is your most wonderful vaca-

tion.

Last Day to Save on Your Next Crystal Cruise… Ocean, River or Yachtfor our guests disembarking at Port Everglades.

Please keep in mind you do not have to wait in line to start your booking; simply

complete and return the Onboard Booking Request Form to the Reception Desk

or to the onboard Future Sales Consultant, Jaque Brown.

A fully refundable deposit will be charged to your shipboard account and all further

cruise arrangements will be followed up by your travel agent at home, who receives full

credit for your booking.

Please note the last time to turn in a completed Self-Booking Cruise Request Form is November 23, by 8:00pm for those guests disembarking at Port Everglades.

HUBERT GEMS, Tiffany Deck 6


é Indicates Creative Learning Institute Activity

Good Morning 7:00am – 7:00pm Daily Update with Cruise Director Rick Spath. Available on Digital Entertainment - The Crystal Channel 7:00amé Fitness Class: Wake up Stretch with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 7:30am Morning Walk On Water with the WALKVEST® and Nordic Walking Program. Promenade Deck Aft 7 8:00amé Mat Pilates with instructor Tammy Gibson. Palm Court 12 8:15amé Fitness Class: Total Body Conditioning with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 8:30am – 12 Noon The Library is open. Please return books and board games. Library 7 9:00am Captain’s Update. The latest weather and navigation information. PA System & IP-TV Ch. 1 9:30am – 12:30pm Crystal Images Photo Gallery is open for your viewing pleasure. Tiffany Deck Aft 6 9:45am BINGO! Hosted by the Resorts World At Sea Casino. (Games start at 10:00am) Palm Court 12 10:00am Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Special Interest Lecturer Bill Toone presents “Elephants and Gorillas Are Eating My Lunch. “ True stories of the trials and tribulations of living with elephants and gorillas in one’s backyard. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Also Available on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6 10:00am Fitness Seminar: Relieving Back Pain and Improving Posture. The proper pressure distribution means the balance of the body and a natural skeletal system. To find out more about your skeletal system and how to relieve the pain, join the seminar and learn more about your foundation. Fitness Center 13 10:00amé Beginners Bridge with instructors Roger Allen and Mimi Staples. Bridge Lounge 7 10:00amé TaylorMade® Golf Clinic with PGA teaching professional Joe Herbert. “The Fairway Woods.” (Please access down the stairwells, from Deck 7 Aft.) Sports Area 6 10:00amé Odyssey Art at Sea Knitting Class. The Joy of Knitting with Ronnie Whitson. Please join in and be part of the fun! Palm Court, Port 12 10:00am Needlepoint Get-Together. Unhosted. Please bring your kit. Palm Court, Port 12 11:00am Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Special Interest Lecturer Captain Ted McCourt presents “Aircraft Black Boxes.” What are they; what can we learn from them and do they tell the full story?. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Also Available on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6 11:00amé Creative Media FUN-damentals. Photography, video, social media, and technology. Favorite Apps with instructor Wes Malkin. Apps on our smartphone, watches, tablets and more have become an integral part of our everyday lives. Learn about and experience a curated list of unique apps recommended just for you. The Studio 7 11:00amé Intermediate Bridge with instructors Roger Allen and Mimi Staples. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7 11:00am Paddle Tennis Open Play with fellow guests. For your safety, please wear proper tennis shoes. Wimbledon Court 13 11:30am – 12:30pm Carlos Rayan plays guitar for your listening pleasure. Crystal Cove 5


é Indicates Creative Learning Institute Activity

Good Afternoon 12 Noon Team Trivia Challenge hosted by the Entertainment Staff. Palm Court 12 1:00pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $25 Slot Tournament. Register by 12:45pm. Resorts World Casino 6 1:30pm Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Special Interest Lecturer Johnny Beerling presents “Roy Orbison, A Tragic Tale.“ On December 6, it will be 31 years since we lost that wonderful singer, Roy Orbison, yet his songs have survived and are as popular as ever. In this lecture Johnny Beerling tells the story of Roy’s success and you will hear the man himself, talking about his career and how he wrote some of his greatest hits. A treat for all Orbison fans. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Also Available on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6

1:30pm – 2:30pm Poolside Music with DJ Flair, weather permitting. Lido Deck, Poolside 12 1:30pm – 4:00pm Mah Jongg Players meet in... Umi Uma 7 1:30pm – 6:00pm The Library is open. Please return books and board games. Library 7 1:30pmé Complimentary Dance Class with the Crystal Ballroom Dance Team. Class Review. Palm Court 12 2:00pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $50/$50 Blackjack Tournament. Register by 1:45pm. Resorts World Casino 6 2:30pm Table Tennis Open-Play with the Fitness Director and fellow guests. Sports Area 6 2:30pmé Duplicate & Social Bridge with instructors Roger Allen and Mimi Staples. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7 2:30pm Movie: The Nightingale (2018) Adventure, Drama, Thriller. Featuring: Aisling Franciosi, Sam Claflin, Baykali Ganambarr. Rated R; 2:16 Hollywood Theatre 6 2:30pmé TaylorMade® Golf Clinic with PGA teaching professional Joe Herbert. “The Driver!” (Please access down the stairwells, from Deck 7 Aft.) Sports Area 6 2:30pm Chinese Herbal Remedies. The use of medicinal herbs in China has existed over 3,000 years and is the most sophisticated and researched herbal medicine in the world. Licensed Acupuncturist Anqi Wang tells how you can benefit from Chinese Herbs. The Studio 7 3:00pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $100 Texas Hold‘em Tournament. Register by 2:45pm. Resorts World Casino 6 3:00pm – 4:00pm Poolside Music with DJ Flair, weather permitting. Lido Deck, Poolside 12 3:30pm – 4:30pm Tea Dance with music provided by the Crystal Quartet. Join the Ambassador Hosts... Palm Court 12 4:00pmé Fitness Class: Stretch & Release with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 4:00pm – 5:00pm Walk-in Complimentary Facial Rejuvenation Consultations with our Medi-Spa physician, Dr. Fernanda Osorno. Crystal Life Spa 13 4:30pm –5:30pm Odyssey Art at Sea Display. Pass by and view the wonderful works of art created this cruise during the art classes with Instructors Elizabeth Wadsworth and Ronnie Whitson. Crystal Plaza 5 4:30pm Friends of Bill W. meet in… Marketplace, Aft Stbd 12 5:00pm Afternoon Walk On Water with the WALKVEST® and Nordic Walking Program. Promenade Deck Aft 7 5:15pm Catholic Vigil Mass celebrated with Fr. Thomas Falkenthal. Hollywood Theatre 6 5:30pm Fitness Service: Walk In Footprint Clinic – Complimentary Assessments “Make your footprint, cure the cause instead of the symptom and walk in comfort.” Fitness Center 13



AVENUE OF THE STARS BOUTIQUES, Tiffany Deck 6

Important Notice

Today is the last day the Casino will be open for this cruise.

We kindly request that all guests visit the casino prior to 2:00am today to settle any outstanding casino transactions. These transactions include:

• Redeeming any slot vouchers, table games chips or Bingo vouchers for cash.

• Guests with active credit lines who have outstanding balances are required to make settlements by cash, personal check or chips.

The staff and management of Resorts World at Sea Casino would like to thank you for visiting the casino during your cruise. We trust you have enjoyed your cruise and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

Thank you and have a safe journey home.

Crystal Life Spa & Salon TreatsFor more information, please call 3875 or visit the Spa on Sun Deck 13 Aft.

Medispa Cosmetic Treatments Unlock the secret to a more youthful-looking skin and body with our safe and effec-tive cosmetic treatments available onboard. Revitalize your appearance in minutes with little, if any, downtime. The result – a renewed you. Contact the spa for a complimentary consultation.

Fire and Ice Manicure

Your nails are one of your most important accessories, so keep them beautiful with this invigorating manicure that will warm your spirit and chill your stress. Thanks to a combination of therapeutic cooling gels and massage using a heated stone, your skin will be smoother and your nails will be nourished and polished to perfection. Duration: 45 minutes • Price: $55.00

Fire and Ice Pedicure This super rejuvenating pedicure will set your senses aglow and melt your tension away. Savor the sublime feeling as your feet and lower legs are soothed with our cooling gels and then warmed with a heated stone massage. This combination of hot and cold—plus aroma-therapeutic ingredients and polish application—promote healthy-looking skin and nails. Duration: 60 minutes • Price: $77.00

For more information, please call 3875 or visit the Spa on Sun Deck 13 Aft. Offers valid for services booked and provided today. This promotion is subject to availability. Inquire at the SPA Reception for details. Offer may not be combined with other discounts or promotions. Shipboard credits may be used on all Spa and Salon Services. For your convenience, an 18% gratuity for Crystal Spa & Salon services is automatically added to your bill & charged to your shipboard account.


ISTANBUL, TURKEY

Aug 1 7 Alaska Anchorage to Vancouver

Aug 8 7 U.S. Pacific Coast Vancouver to Los Angeles

Aug 15 18 Panama Canal Los Angeles to New York City

Sep 2 7 New England & Canada New York City Roundtrip

Sep 9 10 New England & Canada New York City to Québec City

Sep 19 8 New England & Canada Québec City to New York City

Sep 27 8 New England & Canada New York City to Québec City

Oct 5 8 New England & Canada Québec City to New York City

Oct 13 8 New England & Canada New York City to Québec City

Oct 21 14 U.S. Atlantic Coast Québec City to Miami

Nov 4 11 Panama Canal Miami to Caldera

Nov 15 10 Panama Canal Caldera to Miami

Nov 25 9 Caribbean Miami to San Juan

Dec 4 8 Caribbean San Juan Roundtrip

Dec 12 9 Caribbean San Juan to Miami

Dec 21 14 Caribbean Miami Roundtrip

WORLD CRUISE SEGMENT

JUNEAU, ALASKA

DATE NIGHTS DESTINATION FROM / TO

Jan 5 12 Caribbean Miami Roundtrip

Jan 17 16 Panama Canal Miami to Los Angeles

Feb 2 19 Hawaii & South Pacific Los Angeles to Auckland

Feb 21 18 Australia & New Zealand Auckland to Perth

Mar 11 18 Indian Ocean Perth to Mumbai

Mar 29 18 Middle East | Indian Ocean Mumbai to Istanbul

Apr 16 13 Mediterranean Istanbul to Monte Carlo

Apr 29 14 Trans-Atlantic Monte Carlo to Miami

May 13 16 Panama Canal | Mexican Riviera Miami to Los Angeles

May 29 16 Hawaii & South Pacific Los Angeles Roundtrip

Jun 14 9 U.S. Pacific Coast Los Angeles to Vancouver

Jun 23 7 Alaska Vancouver to Anchorage

Jun 30 7 Alaska Anchorage to Vancouver

Jul 7 11 Alaska Vancouver Roundtrip

Jul 18 7 Alaska Vancouver Roundtrip

Jul 25 7 Alaska Vancouver to Anchorage

202 2 C RU IS E C ALEN DAR

CRYSTAL SERENITY®

DATE NIGHTS DESTINATION FROM / TO


(25 Min Show)7:45pm and 9:45pm • Stardust Club, Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Sweet Soul MusicA collection of classic hits from Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight, Stevie Wonder and more.

Starring the Crystal Ensemble of Singers and Dancers and Featuring the Crystal Showband

Evening Entertainment Choices

Dress Code throughout the ship for the entire evening after 6:00pm: CRYSTAL CASUAL

Women’s Crystal Casual includes: A blouse, sweater, dressy slacks, skirt, dress Men’s Crystal Casual can include: A sport coat, dress shirt, button-down shirt,

open collar or collared polo shirt and dress pants or smart trousers (no tie required)

Casino Tiffany Deck 6 Forward

Slots: Open 24 hrs. until close. Tables: Open 11:00am until close.

Hollywood Theatre Tiffany Deck 6 Midship

8:00pm & 10:00pm Movie: The Farewell (2019) Comedy, Drama.. Featuring: Zhao Shuzhen, Awkwafina, X Mayo. A Chinese family discovers their grandmother has only a short while left to live and decide to keep her in the dark, scheduling a wedding to gather before she dies. Rated PG; 1:40.

Crystal Cove Crystal Deck 5 Midship

Tamara Sivtsova plays violin: 5:15pm – 6:15pm & 11:00pm – 12 Midnight

Scott Mitchel plays the Crystal piano: 6:15pm – 7:15pm & 10:00pm – 10:45pm

Gonzalo & Daniela: 7:30pm – 10:00pm

Palm Court Lido Deck 12 Forward

The Crystal Quartet play for your dancing & listening pleasure. Enjoy Ballroom Dancing. Join the Ambassador Hosts. 5:15pm – 6:00pm, 6:45pm – 7:30pm & 9:15pm – 12 Midnight

Avenue Saloon Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Carlos Rayan plays guitar: 6:45pm – 7:30pm

John Randall sings and entertains: 9:15pm – 1:00am

Pulse Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Farewell Karaoke Party with DJ Flair: 10:00pm – 12 Midnight

Late Night Dance Party with DJ Flair: 12 Midnight to Late


Please refrain from holding up your electronic devices (iPads, cell phones, cameras, etc.) to film or photograph the show. It is a distraction for fellow guests.


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Today’s Drink SpecialYellow Jacket Jubilee

The cocktail doesn’t sting. Enjoy while cruising

the warm Caribbean Sea.

Gordons Gin, Lavender Syrup, Ginger Soup, Lemon Juice, Soda Water & Tonic Water.

Saturday’s Dining Hours

Saturday’s Bar HoursAvenue Saloon 5:00pm – LateConnoisseur Club 5:00pm – LateCrystal Cove 10:00am – 12 Midnight Palm Court & Sunset Bar 11:00am – 12 Midnight Pulse Night Club 10:00pm – Late Trident Bar 10:00am – 6:00pm

Crystal Casual Night

Breakfast Marketplace Lido Deck 12 Aft Early Bird & Coffee (Port side) 5:00am – 6:00am Continental Breakfast 6:00am – 7:30am Breakfast Buffet 7:30am – 10:00am Waterside Crystal Deck 5 Midship Breakfast (Open Seating) 8:00am – 9:30am Trident Grill, Lido Deck 12 Midship Late-Risers Breakfast 10:00am – 11:00am The Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship Go-to Coffee Bar with Freshly Baked Pastries 6:30am – 9:00am Late-Risers Coffee with Danish Pastries 9:00am – 11:30am

LuncheonWaterside, Crystal Deck 5 Midship Luncheon 12 Noon – 1:30pm Marketplace, Lido Deck 12 Aft, Port Side Luncheon Buffet featuring American classic specialities 12 Noon – 1:30pmSilk, Lido Deck 12 Midship Luncheon 1:00pm to 3:00pmThe Trident Grill, Lido Deck 12 Midship, Port Side Grill open for hamburgers, cheeseburgers, wraps and snacks 11:30am – 6:00pmScoops Ice Cream Bar, Lido Deck 12 Midship 11:30am – 6:00pmThe Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship 11:30am – 3:00pm Bistro Snacks, Tarts and Pastries & 3:15pm – 7:00pmPalm Court, Lido Deck 12 Forward Crystal Tea Time Dance 3:30pm – 4:30pm

DinnerWaterside, Crystal Deck 5 Midship (Open Seating) 6:00pm – 9:30pmPrego, Promenade Deck 7 Aft (Italian Cuisine) 6:00pm – 9:30pm Umi Uma, Promenade Deck 7 Aft (Japanese Cuisine) 6:00pm – 9:30pm Sushi Bar, Promenade Deck 7 Aft (Japanese Cuisine) 6:00pm – 9:30pm Churrascaria, Lido Deck 12 Aft (Brazilian Steakhouse) 6:30pm – 9:00pm SILK, Lido Deck 12 Midship (Chinese Cuisine) 6:30pm – 9:00pmThe Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship 7:30pm – 11:00pm

Petit Desserts & Cheeses

Late Night Gourmet Snacks Avenue Saloon, Pulse, Crystal Cove and Stardust Club 11:00pm – 12 Midnight Reservations for Umi Uma, Prego and Silk: Reservations for each specialty restaurant may be made in advance by dialing 3854 or 0 at any time. If you’d prefer to make reservations in person, Maître d’ Mario Moinheiro is available in Prego, Promenade Deck 7 Aft, today from 5:00pm to 6:00pm. No reserva-tions are required for The Sushi Bar, first-come, first-served basis (charges may apply).

A total of Two visits may be made during this cruise to either Prego, Umi Uma or The Sushi Bar or a combination thereof without charge. Should further visits be made to any of these specialty venues, a $30 fee per person / per visit will be charged to your onboard account. Please Note: Churrascaria and Silk Restaurants do not count towards this limit and no charges will be applied if you dine at either of these two venues.

Avenue of the Stars Boutiques: Apropos, Crystal Collection and Facets Open today from 10:00am to 10:00pm.

Computer University@Sea, Promenade Deck 7 Open 24 hours. Technology Concierges available from 7:00am to 11:00pm.

Concierge Desk, Crystal Deck 5 Midship Available today from 7:30am to 7:30pm.

Crystal Images, Tiffany Deck 6 Aft Open today from 9:30am to 1:00pm & 4:00pm to 10:00pm.

Crystal Life Spa & Beauty Salon, Sun Deck 13 Aft Open today 8:00am to 9:30pm. Spa tours and free consultations are available. Please book spa & salon appointments early to ensure your desired time of service. Late appointments until 10:00pm available by request.

Crystal Life Spa, Fitness Center, Aerobics Studio and Weight Room, Sun Deck 13 Aft Open 24 hours. Gym Equipment declaration forms must be signed for use of gym equip-ment. One of the Fitness Directors is on hand to answer any questions & book personal training appointments 7:00am to 7:30pm.

Crystal Society Host, Crystal Deck 5 Andrew Triplow is at his desk today from 8:30am to 11:30am and 3:30pm to 5:30pm.

Future Sales Consultant, Crystal Deck 5 Jaque Brown is at her desk today from 8:30am to 11:30am and 3:30pm to 5:30pm. Start a future booking while on board and enjoy extra savings on Ocean, River and Yacht sailings! Please note all detailed itiner-aries and fares can be viewed at www.crystalcruises.com.

Library, Promenade Deck 7 Midship Open today from 8:30am to 12 Noon, 1:30pm to 6:00pm and 7:30pm to 11:00pm. Return books and games, please.

Medical Center, Crystal Deck 5 Forward Located just forward of Reception Desk on the port side; use forward elevators or stairs. Open 8:00am to 12 Noon and 2:00pm to 6:00pm. Doctor’s Consultation Hours: 9:00am to 10:00am & 5:00pm to 6:00pm.

Medical attention (24 hours) call 9911. In an emergency call 3333.

Resorts World at Sea Casino, Tiffany Deck 6 Forward Slots: Open all day. Tables: Open at 11:00am until close.

Shore Excursions Desk, Crystal Deck 5 Open today from 9:00am to 7:00pm.

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Great Ships of the World, Part 2 — Evening Dress …...Crystal Serenity • Saturday, November 2, 2019 Today’s Notices Crystal Visions Enrichment Program Speakers today in the