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Wilson

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I think we have to book something.

 

Agreed.

 

If you are a fan of Derek Lewis you will be happy to know that he is coming back after his summer break. We caught him every night in April and look forward to our group of 12 going to the shows in Nov.

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Agreed.

 

 

 

If you are a fan of Derek Lewis you will be happy to know that he is coming back after his summer break. We caught him every night in April and look forward to our group of 12 going to the shows in Nov.

 

What's the date for his return?

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Wilson

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What's the date for his return?

 

...everyday until June 12 (currently off on Wed's) - and scheduled to come back next fall beginning October 16 through April 16, 2017.

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Coralc

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Woohoo. Good news. The Piano Man is returning!!!

 

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Is he fun Karen? I don't think we have ever seen him. We will be onboard in September. Interactive? Sing along? Funny? :D

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George C

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...everyday until June 12 (currently off on Wed's) - and scheduled to come back next fall beginning October 16 through April 16, 2017.

 

Not happy to hear that, we will be on 4/30/17 hate to miss him

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George C

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Any strategy for getting close enough to actually see/hear him? Can you enjoy his music and fun without actually being in the pub?

 

Margee

 

 

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Get there early problem with us is we always eat at 8pm and by the time dinner was over place was packed ( most nights) he started at 9:30 most nights

 

Wilson, Shelagh has never posted on this forum

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Any strategy for getting close enough to actually see/hear him? Can you enjoy his music and fun without actually being in the pub?

 

Margee

 

 

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We have gotten pretty good at snagging a seat outside the pub just close enough that we can see and hear but aren't in much danger of becoming a "superstar". :p:D

 

I'm so sad that we are going to just miss him on our b2b.

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Again ..... our cruise does the "opposite" itinerary with one day at sea....then the islands...then 2 days at sea as we return. If anyone can send the daily compass for this itinerary it would be great! Assuming it would be exactly the same except in reverse .... but with RCCL you never know. Thanks again!!!!

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Two very worthwhile things to do on Sea Days on the Liberty, Martini Mixology Class at the R Bar and Pasta Making at Giovani's Table.

 

Martini Class...Melvin the Mixologist is your guide as you make and try 5 wonderful martinis. From muddling to shaking, the entire class participates. You get to try each of the martinis that are made and then get to drink your favorite and perhaos even more. A great class, with a great teacher for under $30. At the R Bar on the aft end of the Royal Promenade.

 

Pasta Class....As you walk into Giovanni's you are greeted with a glass of champagne and then launch into the recipe and a demonstration of the art of making pasta from scratch. The class is interesting but the real fun starts after as you are shown to your table and lunch starts. 2 appetizers, 4 different pasta courses, 2 desserts, and a choice of red or white wine. An incredbile value for $30, but come hungry!

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Pasta Class....As you walk into Giovanni's you are greeted with a glass of champagne and then launch into the recipe and a demonstration of the art of making pasta from scratch. The class is interesting but the real fun starts after as you are shown to your table and lunch starts. 2 appetizers, 4 different pasta courses, 2 desserts, and a choice of red or white wine. An incredbile value for $30, but come hungry!

 

That sounds wonderful !! Hope they are doing this in May. :)

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Two very worthwhile things to do on Sea Days on the Liberty, Martini Mixology Class at the R Bar and Pasta Making at Giovani's Table.

 

Martini Class...Melvin the Mixologist is your guide as you make and try 5 wonderful martinis. From muddling to shaking, the entire class participates. You get to try each of the martinis that are made and then get to drink your favorite and perhaos even more. A great class, with a great teacher for under $30. At the R Bar on the aft end of the Royal Promenade.

 

Pasta Class....As you walk into Giovanni's you are greeted with a glass of champagne and then launch into the recipe and a demonstration of the art of making pasta from scratch. The class is interesting but the real fun starts after as you are shown to your table and lunch starts. 2 appetizers, 4 different pasta courses, 2 desserts, and a choice of red or white wine. An incredbile value for $30, but come hungry!

 

The pasta class sound wonderful. What day did you do this? I don't want to miss it in the Compass or maybe I will just go to Giovanni's and inquire about it.

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Two very worthwhile things to do on Sea Days on the Liberty, Martini Mixology Class at the R Bar and Pasta Making at Giovani's Table.

 

Martini Class...Melvin the Mixologist is your guide as you make and try 5 wonderful martinis. From muddling to shaking, the entire class participates. You get to try each of the martinis that are made and then get to drink your favorite and perhaos even more. A great class, with a great teacher for under $30. At the R Bar on the aft end of the Royal Promenade.

 

Pasta Class....As you walk into Giovanni's you are greeted with a glass of champagne and then launch into the recipe and a demonstration of the art of making pasta from scratch. The class is interesting but the real fun starts after as you are shown to your table and lunch starts. 2 appetizers, 4 different pasta courses, 2 desserts, and a choice of red or white wine. An incredbile value for $30, but come hungry!

 

When I was on in April Giovanni's just had lunch for 20 dollars on sea days ( great lunch)

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