Nightly Shows

[JerseyGrl]

I just booked a cruise on Adventure of the Seas and asked for late night dinner seating. My TA told me that the nightly shows are after dinner around 10-10:30ish. Then, I read a post on the message boards that said the shows were at 7. Can someone who has been on the ship let me know what time the shows are at? Thanks:)

[Merion_Mom]

If you have late seating, the show will be before dinner. Some nights (one or two), there will be a "late-night comedian" for anyone who cares to stay up past midnight.

[superjerryw]

Some nights the show will be before dinner and some nights it will be after dinner. The after dinner shows will be full shows, not just a comedian.

[sf2]

This varies on the ship . . . .but

 

if dinner seatings are 6 and 8:30=ish

 

then shows are either 7 and 9 OR 9 and 10:45ish

 

the later hours will most likely be on formal nights (to give the salon and photog's revenue)

 

comedians are most commonly on first and last night, plus a late night if the CD goes for that (or if it's a 'headliner' like Rondell Sheridan, John Joseph, Gary Mule Deer, or Marty Allen . . . my favorites)

 

If your on a Voyager class - they'll put the ice shows before or after the main theater shows so both seatings can see them

[truffles2]

If you have early seating, the shows are usually at 9 PM. Occasionally, there is only one show for both seatings but not very often.

[Cruzntime]

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comedians are most commonly on first and last night, plus a late night if the CD goes for that (or if it's a 'headliner' like Rondell Sheridan, John Joseph, Gary Mule Deer, or Marty Allen . . . my favorites)

 

So, was Rondell Sheridan funny? He is supposed to be on our cruise and I love comedy.

Thanks.

[sf2]

So, was Rondell Sheridan funny? He is supposed to be on our cruise and I love comedy.

Thanks.

 

I liked him - "who-tee-who"

 

I like his comedy act more than his "That's so Raven" role - but that is a kid's TV show . . .