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Crystal Serenity • Sunday, February 16, 2020

Today’s NoticesCrystal Visions Enrichment Program • 10:00am Destination Lecturer Capt. Richard Hayman in the Galaxy Lounge

• 11:00am World Affairs Lecturer Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Joe Shaefer in the Galaxy Lounge

• 1:30pm Special Interest Lecturer Prof. Judith Fordham in the Hollywood Theatre Grand Gala Buffet Enjoy the pinnacle of Executive Chef Werner Brenner and his galley staff’s culinary artistry as they present a feast for the eyes and palette. Today’s Grand Gala Buffet, arranged in the Crystal Plaza, Crystal Deck 5, opens for picture-taking at 11:30am; chefs are presented at 11:45am; and dining begins at 12 Noon. Be sure to be on hand to meet, applaud and photograph the finest chefs at sea.

Passports Ashore in New Zealand All guests must carry their passport ashore in all New Zealand ports (photocopies will not be accepted). Please keep your passport until Australia. In Town Tonight Join International Jazz Pianist Kym Purling at 7:45pm and 9:45pm in the Galaxy Lounge. Stargazing with Dr. Bill McKay from 10:30pm – 12 Midnight, Sun Deck 13, Forward (weather permitting).

Sunday, February 16, 2020

At Sea, en Route to Bay of Islands, New Zealand

Sunrise: 7:02am • Sunset: 8:11pmNB: Sunrise/Sunset times are given in Ship’s time and are approximate to the estimated position of the ship.

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Crystal Serenity • Cruise OCY200204, No. 12

Cook’s Second Voyage: HMS Resolution, 1772 To 1775

James Cook’s days ashore following his first voyage were quiet, without a great deal of fanfare. Certainly his accomplishments were acknowledged by seafarers, but others weren’t as quick to applaud.

Critics attacked the value of the new lands mapped by Cook. New Zealand, they cried, was just a land of fighting cannibals. Northeastern Australia, they complained, was nothing more than a barren wasteland surrounded by a dan-

gerous coral reef, filled with stone-age people who grew nothing. And of the Unknown Southern Land, Cook proved nothing. Could it not still exist some-where between South America and New Zealand?

Perhaps because of these attacks, the King of England promoted Cook only to Com-mander, not to Captain as many felt was war-ranted.

But talk of a second voyage was still whis-pered about in the royal chambers. Even Cook felt a second voyage was necessary

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)

Important Notice: Disembarkation Transfers in Auckland, New Zealand on February 19, 2020. Please refer to the Disembarkation Transfer information in this issue of Reflections, for further details on making the necessary disembarkation arrangements in Auckland, New Zealand. We anticipate disembarkation to commence at approximately 8:00am on February 19, 2020.

Important Notice: If any guest wishes to disembark in Auckland earlier than 7:00am on February 19, they need to let Reception Desk know, as they will need to be processed by immigration on February 18 in the terminal. The deadline to inform the Reception Desk is 12 Noon, February 16.

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to address the question of the Southern Continent. And so the Admiralty, for reasons of safety, purchased two vessels and began outfitting them for Cook’s second voyage. They were two Whitby colliers, rechristened HMS Resolution and HMS Adventure for this cruise. Joseph Banks, the wealthy scientist who was such an integral part of the first voy-age, was left behind in a huff along with his retinue of scientists, artists, servants and musicians. His demands to outfit Resolution with an upper deck for his en-tourage made the ship so top-heavy she couldn’t even navigate the tame waters of the Thames!

The Ships Set SailA crew was hand-picked. Provisions

were stowed aboard. Preparations were completed. The mighty figure of Cook would once again take command of a sailing ship, the 120-foot long Resolu-tion. Another ship, Adventure, was un-der the able leadership of Lieutenant To-bias Furneaux, who had already logged in one circumnavigation of the globe. Bound by a common goal, they would sail around the Antarctic region and discover this new southern continent at last, or put this notion to rest forever. A dangerous mission lay ahead as each of these seamen knew. No ships had ever dared venture into these treacherous seas. Their minds could only imagine the walls of snarling water, the oceans of jagged ice, the foggy silence of the unknown. The date was July 13, 1772.

But Cook and his men enjoyed safe passage. Benjamin Franklin had ordered all colonial ships to respect the scientific nature of Cook’s voyages and grant him safe passage in the name of all mankind. This edict was graciously and wisely decreed despite the fact the British and the Colonists were at war during Cook’s expeditions.

The two small ships skirted the Euro-

pean and African coastlines en route to the Cape of Good Hope. A strong wind in their sails, they steered south toward the bottom of the world. On January 17, 1773, these men became the first in his-tory to cross the Antarctic Circle. Twice more before the completion of the voyage, the crew would sail within the Antarc-tic Circle. Resolution had but one small heater aboard so Cook finally ordered his freezing crew northward, for Fall was ap-proaching in the southern hemisphere.

Warmer WatersChilled to the bone, the sailors headed

north to New Zealand and Tahiti. One cruel leg of this journey lasted seventeen weeks and logged in eleven thousand miles, all without even a glimpse of land on the horizon. Along the way, a nasty storm separated the two ships. Furneaux’s crew arrived first in New Zealand’s Queen Charlotte Sound and battled with the Maoris. One dozen crew members were lost. Adventure and her weary men decided to return to England.

Cook, along with his shipmates, con-tinued on with the mission. He charted their course back to the waters of the Antarctic. At his southernmost point of 7l degrees 10 minutes south, Cook de-clared that if a continent did lie farther south it must be fit only for penguin!

During this voyage Cook also mapped and named the New Hebrides, New Caledonia and South Georgia. And although Cook’s ship passed within 100 miles of Antarctica while in the Indian Ocean, her crew never spotted land. They were so very close to this elusive landfall yet never knew, thanks to this odd twist of fate.

A Joyous Return to EnglandThree years, eighteen days after setting

sail, James Cook, Resolution and a full crew tied up alongside English soil. The date, July 30, 1775, was one long year af-ter Adventure’s return. Seventy thousand

miles of ocean had washed across Reso-lution’s bow. Sadly, four men had been lost, but none to scurvy. The Copley Gold Medal, Britain’s highest honor for intellectual achievement, was bestowed upon Cook. And, following two of the longest voyages ever undertaken, James Cook was finally promoted to Captain.

A third and final voyage was planned for Cook, cutting short his well-deserved days with his wife and family. His next assignment was to discover a navigable route between Britain and the East Indies via a northern passage in the Pacific. It seems his steamer trunks would be restocked, new ships would be outfitted, and Captain Cook would once again be underway.

–Karyn L. Planett

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PERSONALITY PROFILES

International Jazz Pianist Kym Purling Australian U.S.-based pianist Kym Purling is a world-renowned musician who has performed internationally since the age of 14. He made his first national television

appearance at age 16 and has since worked in over 50 countries and 50 states in the U.S. as a pianist, performer, composer, conductor, arranger, educator and recording artist.

Purling has recorded six albums, won awards and performed in many of the major concert halls and arenas around the world. He has appeared on numerous televi-sion shows and in countless newspapers and magazines in many countries and has also had national television documentaries produced about his incredible life story and career. Purling was found abandoned during the

Vietnam War at only a few days old and several months later became one of the very first overseas adoptions of any nationality in Australia.

Trained classically from the age of six, Purling has since made significant contribu-tions in the worlds of jazz and musical theater. He has enjoyed a dual career as a performer in his own right and as a musical director and/or pianist for Natalie Cole, Engelbert Humperdinck, The Mills Brothers, Kaye Starr, Buddy Greco, Clint Holmes and many other world renowned artists. He has musical directed and conducted touring Broadway shows from New York City and has also dedicated much of his time towards charity organizations and cross cultural performance and education.

Kym Purling performs this evening at 7:45pm and 9:45pm in the Galaxy Lounge.

Cruise Director Rick SpathRick has been at sea for over 40 years and first became a Cruise Director in

1984. This year marks his sixteenth World Cruise, and he always enjoys traveling to various parts of the world, although his favorite region is the South Pacific.

Rick is originally from New Jersey but now hails from Charlotte, North Carolina, where he spends his vacations playing golf and with his four children – Michael, Anne-Marie, Nicholas and Steven. He met his wife Patty (from Twinsburg, Ohio) while at another company where she was the retail manager. Rick is a graduate of Springfield College in Massachusetts where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a concentration in physical education and kinesiology.

Rick has worked with, and interviewed, hundreds of celebrity actors, best-selling authors, sports personalities as well as two United States Presidents. His long career in the cruise industry began in the late ’70s, making continual progress through the ranks and working for several cruise lines in the process. As he moved up the ladder of success, Rick says he always wanted to work for Crystal Cruises: “It’s a pleasure to work for such a wonderful company, and with a crew who love what they do. I’ve always felt that if the crew enjoyed what they did, it would be infectious, hence, the guests would enjoy their cruise experi-ence that much more. Working in an environment that is friendly, clean... and No. 1 in the world is like a dream come true. It’s great to be part of the Crystal Family.” Often introduced as “Mr. Posi-tive Attitude,” he loves socializing and spending time with guests, and will always have time for you.

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HAIL TO THE CHEF!

150 different main courses, several lavish luncheon buffets and the Mozart dessert buffet. In addition, he is responsible for Silk and Prego restaurants, Trident, the pool snack bar and ice cream bar, room service and for the culinary welfare of Crystal Serenity’s 630+ officers, staff and crew.

If you get a chance to tour the Galley, you will see the large state-of-the-art food lockers which keep all this food fresh. Crystal Serenity is equipped with the most advanced “fresh air ” sys-tems for the storage of meat, fresh fish, produce, and dairy products in high-humidity, constant temperature rooms. Guests aboard a typical Crystal cruise consume over 50 pounds of caviar, 4,000 pounds of fresh fish, 30,000 eggs, 600 pounds of fresh strawberries, and well over 4 tons of bananas, oranges, mango, papayas, and melons. Our guests deter-mine the choice of menu items. Werner says “We must provide our guests with Prime Rib, the finest steaks and chops, smoked salmon, lobster, and only the freshest of fish.” Werner is a very busy man. Judging by the elegant repasts pro-vided to our guests, Werner is not only a busy chef, but an extremely successful one.

Executive Chef Werner Brenner

Werner was born and raised in a town called Kimberley, located in the North-ern Cape of South Africa. At the age of

nine Werner moved to Austria with his family. As a child, Werner knew that one day he would travel and become

a chef. From an early age, Werner dis-covered his interest in food by pestering his mother with question after question about cooking.

After learning all he could from his mother, Werner decided he would have to begin his travels to further his culinary education. This led him to an apprentice-ship as a chef at one of the finest resorts in the Austrian Alps. It was at this time that Werner began his studies at the Culinary Academy of Bad Gleichen-berg. There he mastered the essentials of cooking — from chopping vegetables to preparing gourmet dishes on demand. Werner graduated with honors from the Academy at the age of 18. Following his military service, he spent three years cooking in some of the finest resorts in Austria.

While working in Austria, Werner discovered the perfect way to blend his love of travel with his love of food — his brother at that time working as a head-waiter told him of the opportunities available for chefs on cruise ships. It wasn’t

long before Werner decided to make the move toward the cruise industry.

Werner’s life-at-sea began in 1990 when he joined Royal Princess as a Chef de Partie. Through hard work, deter-mination and talent, he moved up to Sous Chef. Werner then decided to take a break from the ships and spent four years in South Africa where he worked in Cape Town as Executive Chef. In the year 2000 Werner decided to go back to sea, and he joined Crystal Harmony as a Sr. Sous Chef. There he met his fiancé Sarah and they live happily together in Alicante Spain. Werner has worked on all of our Crystal Vessels and has been promoted to Executive Chef.

“A chef that works and travels on the open seas is a lucky chef ” says Werner “and a chef that works and travels on Crystal Serenity is luckiest of all. The galley staff that I work with are trained professionals eager to exceed the expec-tations of the guests they serve — they provide an enjoyable work atmosphere. The ship on which we sail provides the itineraries and experiences that allow me to further my culinary education almost every day.”

In addition to his regular full day as chef, establishing the daily menus and overseeing a galley staff of 110, Werner works with hotel stores to keep the pan-try well-stocked. The galley provisions for a typical cruise include enough supplies for as many as 1,400 breakfasts, lunches and dinners each day. Each lunch and dinner menu, for example, has four or five main courses, which vary daily. Over a cruise like this, Werner must stock food for about 10,000 dinners, almost as many lunches and breakfasts, including over

Captain Birger J. Vorland and the Crystal Family wish a…

Happy Birthday to:

Mr. Bill Perry

Mr. Bill Hockett

Best Wishes!


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Good Morning 7:00amé Fitness Class: Stretch & Release with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 7:30am Morning Walk On Water with the WALKVEST® and Nordic Walking Program. Promenade Deck Aft 7 8:00am – 8:30am “Good Morning Crystal” (LIVE!) with Cruise Director Rick Spath and World Cruise Hostess Stacey Huston. Live TV - The Crystal Ch. Rebroadcast available on Demand. (Digital Entertainment - The Crystal Channel) 8:00amé Energetic Yoga with Instructor Corrine Welke. Palm Court 12 8:15amé Fitness Class: Tour de Cycle with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 8:30am – 12 Noon The Library is open to check out books. Sign-up for board games to play with fellow guests (Chess, Backgammon, Checkers, Canasta, etc.) and card games. Library 7 9:00amé Gentle Yoga with Instructor Corrine Welke. Palm Court 12 9:00am Rap with the Rabbi. Share questions on topics such as Bible, Jewish history, customs, beliefs or other subjects with Rabbi Morris Hershman. All guests are welcome. Avenue Saloon 6 9:00amé Piano For Beginners Presented by Yamaha with instructors Linda & David. Classes begin at the start of every World Cruise segment and progress throughout each cruise. No experience necessary. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 9:00am Protestant Interdenominational Service with Pastor Ed Voosen Hollywood Theatre 6 10:00amé TaylorMade® Golf Clinic with PGA teaching professional John Clark. Swing Teaching Aids. (Please access down the stairwells, from Deck 7 Aft.) Sports Area 6 10:00amé Power Pilates with Guest Instructor Natalie Ross Stardust Club 6 10:00amé Advanced Beginners Bridge, Class #7 with instructor Jeff Schuett. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7 10:00amé Absolute Beginners Bridge, Class #7 with instructor Ginny Schuett. Umi Uma 7 10:00am Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Destination Lecturer Capt. Richard Hayman presents “New Zealand: Land of the Long White Cloud” A historic and contemporary view of this most beautiful of island nations and its Maori culture – with an introduction to Auckland and the Bay of Islands. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Rebroadcast on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6

10:00am Needlepoint Get-Together. Unhosted. Please bring your kit. Palm Court, Port 12 10:00amé Odyssey Art at Sea Knitting Class. The Joy of Knitting with Gail Ivanco. Please join in and be part of the fun! Materials provided. Additional knitting kits available for purchase. All skill levels welcome. Palm Court 12 10:00am – 10:45amé Computer University@Sea Class with instructor Tim Grey. It’s Magic using PSE19. Learn to remove wrinkles, remove blemishes, take off the pounds and convert color to black and white. You will also be able to replace someone in a group shot that is acting up with a better image from another photograph taken at the same time. Limited space, registration is suggested. CU@Sea 7 11:00am Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. World Affairs Lecturer Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Joe Shaefer presents “Russia is in Decline: That Makes It Dangerous” Russia’s sheer size, comprising nine time zones, has made Russia historically difficult to govern, but today’s demographics, the rise of Islam within Russia, and its dependence upon a commodity-based economy make the future bleaker than ever. US, European and world foreign policy leaders must plan now for the potential nightmares of the future. (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Rebroadcast on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Galaxy Lounge 6

11:00amé Creative Media FUN-damentals with instructor Erin Manning. Video Editing with iMovie for iOS. Become a mobile movie maker! Learn how to add some polish to your videos and images, spiffing them up with titles, transitions, and even background music. It’s fun, it’s easy, and I’ll guide you every step of the way. Session requirements: iPhone or iPad with iOS 12, and the latest iMovie App. Hollywood Theatre 6 11:00amé Intermediate Bridge with instructor Jeff Schuett. Competitive Bidding. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7

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11:00am Paddle Tennis Open Play with fellow guests. For your safety, please wear proper tennis shoes. Wimbledon Court 13 11:15amé Computer University@Sea Class. Remove or Add Object Background using PSE19 with instructor Tim Grey. This class introduces the concept of “layers” in digital editing. Learn to remove a pesky background, add a new person or object to your photograph, or replace someone in the photograph with someone else. Limited space, registration is suggested. CU@Sea 7 11:30am Said No to surgery? How about Thermage? (30 min) Join this seminar and learn why the Thermage skin tightening procedure is still one of the best non-invasive solutions to reduce the visible signs of aging. Presented by Dr. Fernanda Osorno. The Studio 7 11:30am – 12:30pm Richard (piano) and Irina (violin) play for your listening and cocktail pleasure. Crystal Cove 5

11:30am (Viewing) Grand Gala Buffet. Experience the pinnacle of our Executive Chef’s culinary creations at our lavish Grand Gala Buffet today. Our culinary staff are presented at 11:45am. Be sure to be on hand to meet, applaud and photograph the finest chefs at sea. Opens at 12 Noon for your dining pleasure. Crystal Plaza 5 Good Afternoon 12 Noon Captain’s Update. The latest weather and navigation information. PA System & IP-TV Ch. 1 12:05pm Noontime Trivia Challenge – Special World Cruise Edition (Series 2 FINAL) Stacey & Richard host the final Quiz of the Series and this voyage. Good luck to our teams! Palm Court 12 12:30pm – 1:30pm Joel Spire plays the Crystal piano for your listening and cocktail pleasure. Crystal Cove 5 12:30pm Acupuncture Seminar: Release your Pain with Acupuncture. By adjusting pain signal conduction and activating the self-healing process in human body, acupuncture is proven to be effective for both acute and chronic pain. Learn more about the science behind acupuncture with our onboard Acupuncturist Anqi Wang. The Studio 7

1:30pm Crystal Visions Enrichment Program. Special Interest Lecturer Prof. Judith Fordham presents “Happy Families OR the Curious Case of the Kissing Cousins” Everyone was happy when grandma came to visit. That is, until her granddaughter accused her grandson of a terrible crime. What really happened? The answers were in the DNA, but would anyone realize? (Broadcast Live on Live TV - The Crystal Channel & Rebroadcast on Digital Entertainment - Enrichment Lectures) Hollywood Theatre 6

1:30pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $100 Texas Hold‘em Tournament. Register by 1:15pm. Resorts World Casino 6 1:30pmé Piano For Beginners Presented by Yamaha with instructors Linda & David. Classes begin at the start of every World Cruise segment and progress throughout each cruise. No experience necessary. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 1:30pmé Complimentary Dance Class with Crystal Dance Star Beverly. Line Dance Palm Court 12 1:30pm – 2:30pm Poolside Music with the Crystal Quartet, weather permitting. Lido Deck 12 1:30pm – 4:00pm Mah Jongg Players meet in... Umi Uma 7 1:30pm – 6:00pm The Library is open to check out books. Sign-up for board games to play with fellow guests (Chess, Backgammon, Checkers, etc.) and card games. Library 7 2:30pm Veterans’ Get-Together. Meet Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Joe Shaefer. Avenue Saloon 6 2:30pm Movie: Maiden (2017) Documentary, Sport. Featuring: Frank Bough, John Chittenden, Brudo Du Bois. Rated PG; 1:37. Hollywood Theatre 6 2:30pm Shuffleboard Open-Play with the Fitness Director and fellow guests. Horizon Deck Aft 8 2:30pmé Progressive Piano Presented by Yamaha (Session 6) with instructor Linda & David. Designed for those who wish to continue beyond the Beginner Class. Class will progress throughout the cruise. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 2:30pm Zumba & Dance Fitness with World Cruise Hostess Stacey. Join Stacey for our final class of this voyage as we celebrate dance and moving! Don’t forget your towel & water. Stardust Club 6 2:30pmé Duplicate & Social Bridge with instructor Jeff and Ginny Schuett. The Bridge Lounge is reserved for lessons and bridge games only. Bridge Lounge 7 2:30pmé TaylorMade® Golf Clinic with PGA teaching professional John Clark. “Q&A” (Please access down the stairwells, from Deck 7 Aft.) Sports Area 6

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3:00pmé Odyssey Art at Sea: Journey with Young Mi as we capture the tropical sense of Waitangi by creating a beaded keychain. No experience necessary. Everyone welcome. Marketplace Aft 12 3:00pm – 4:00pm Poolside Music with DJ Emotion, weather permitting. Lido Deck 12 3:00pm 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 3:30pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $25 Slot Tournament. Register by 3:15pm. Resorts World Casino 6 3:30pm Advanced Piano Presented by Yamaha (Session 5) with instructor Linda & David. Designed for those with prior keyboard experience. Class progresses throughout the cruise. Limited class size; pre-registration is required. The Studio 7 3:30pm – 4:30pm Crystal Afternoon Tea Time with music by Irina (violin) & Richard (piano). Palm Court 12 4:00pm Prof. Roberto D’Alimonte World Cruise Workshop on the World Order and Its Challenges: The US vs. The USSR: Lessons from the Cold War. Stardust Club 6 4:00pmé Fitness Class: Stretch and Release with the Fitness Director. Fitness Center 13 4:00pm Book Club with Fr. Patrick Moran. Avenue Saloon 6 4:30pm Galley Tour Today! Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at how all the delicious food is prepared. Meet outside Waterside. Enjoy! Crystal Plaza 5 4:30pm Resorts World at Sea Casino: $50/$50 Blackjack Tournament. Register by 4:15pm. Resorts World Casino 6 4:30pm Friends of Bill W. meet in… Marketplace, Aft Stbd 12 5:00pm Catholic Mass celebrated with Fr. Patrick Moran. Hollywood Theatre 6 5:00pm Crystal Chorus Warm Up. Led by Ed Voosen. Anyone who loves to sing is invited to participate. The Studio 7 5:00pm Afternoon Walk On Water with the WALKVEST® and Nordic Walking Program. Promenade Deck Aft 7 5:45pm The Crystal Chorus performs. Enjoy your fellow guests under the direction of Ed Voosen with Richard Pucci on piano. Crystal Plaza 5 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 10:30pm – 12 Midnight Stargazing with Dr. Bill McKay (weather permitting). Sun Deck 13, Forward

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Crystal Life Spa & Salon Treats

For more information, please call 3875 or visit the Spa on Sun Deck 13 Aft.

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.

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CRYSTAL CRUISES TRANSFER PROGRAM FOR AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

As it is our wish to ensure a smooth disembarkation for all of our guests and due to the necessity of planning for transportation we would like to take this opportunity to ask for your as-sistance in finalizing your disembarka-tion arrangements for Auckland, New Zealand.

Please be advised that Crystal Cruises offers complimentary transportation to Auckland International Airport (AKL) ONLY for those guests booked on our Air-Sea Program and flying out on February 19, 2020.For those of our guests travelling inde-pendently and that have not booked transfers with Crystal Cruises we are pleased to offer the following transfer options for Auckland as part of our award winning service:

Flights before 3:00pm:

Direct transfer to Auckland Interna-tional Airport (AKL).

Flights after 3:00pm: Auckland International Airport (AKL):

Transfer to the Crowne Plaza Hotel Auckland for light refreshments. Following refreshments you will be transferred from the hotel to the airport approximately 3 hours prior to your flight departure time.

A transfer fee for cruise only guests will be applied to your shipboard account. $70.00 per person to Auckland International Airport (AKL).

If you do wish to participate in one of these transfer options or have any general queries in regards to disembar-kation, please contact the Concierge Desk or Front Desk located in the Crystal Plaza, Deck 5.

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Slots: Open all day until close.

Tables: Open at 11:00am until close.

Casino Tiffany Deck 6 Forward

Palm Court Lido Deck 12 Forward

The Crystal Quartet play for your dancing & listening pleasure. Join the Ambassador Hosts. 5:15pm – 6:00pm & 6:45pm – 7:30pm

Avenue Saloon Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Joel Spire plays the piano: 6:45pm – 7:30pm

Joel Spire sings and entertains: 9:30pm – 12:30am

Pulse Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

Evening Entertainment Choices

Hollywood Theatre Tiffany Deck 6 Midship

8:00pm & 10:15pm

Movie: Hotel Mumbai (2018) Drama, History, Thriller. Featuring: Dev Patel, Armie Hammer, Nazanin Boniadi The true story of the Taj Hotel terrorist attack in Mumbai. Hotel staff risk their lives to keep everyone safe as people make unthinkable sacrifices to protect themselves and their families. Rated R; 2:03.

Crystal Cruises proudly presents

Karaoke with DJ Emotion: 10:00pm – 12 Midnight

Late Night Dance Party with DJ Emotion: 12 Midnight – Late

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)

Crystal Cove Crystal Deck 5 Midship

Richard Pucci plays the Crystal piano: 5:15pm – 6:15pm, 7:15pm – 8:00pm & 11:15pm – 12 Midnight

Irina Guskova plays violin: 6:30pm – 7:15pm

Ana & Humberto entertain: 8:15pm – 11:15pm

7:45pm and 9:45pm • Galaxy Lounge, Tiffany Deck 6 Forward

Accompanied by The Crystal Showband

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.

In Town Tonight

International Jazz Pianist

Kym Purling

Stardust Club, Tiffany Deck 6 Aft

The Crystal Quartet play for your Dancing and Listening pleasure. Join the Ambassador Hosts: 9:15pm – 12 Midnight


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Today’s Drink Special Evergreen Created onboard by one of our talented Barkeepers. Hendrick’s Gin, Midori, Fresh Grapefruit Juice, Cucumber and Sugar Syrup.

Sunday’s Dining Hours

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

Crystal Casual

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 Grand Gala Buffet in the Crystal Plaza 12 Noon – 1:30pm Marketplace, Lido Deck 12 Aft, (Port side only) Luncheon Buffet 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 Bistro Snacks, Tarts and Pastries 11:30am – 7:00pmPalm Court, Lido Deck 12 Forward Crystal Afternoon Tea Time 3:30pm – 4:30pm

Dinner

Waterside, 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) 6:00pm – 8:45pm SILK, Lido Deck 12 Midship (Chinese Cuisine) 6:00pm – 8:45pmThe Bistro, Tiffany Deck 6 Midship

Petit Desserts & Cheeses 7:30pm – 11:00pm

Late Night Gourmet Snacks Avenue Saloon, Pulse, Crystal Cove and Stardust 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 reservations are required for The Sushi Bar, first-come, first-served basis (charges may apply). A total of Four 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 9:30am to 11:30pm.

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 & 4:30pm to 10:00pm.

Crystal Life Spa & Beauty Salon, Sun Deck 13 Aft Open today 8:00am to 8:00pm. Spa tours and free consultations are available. Please book spa & salon appointments early to ensure your desired time of service. Late appointments until 9:30pm 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 Hostess, Crystal Deck 5 Alissa Gustafsson is at her desk today from 9:00am to 12 Noon and 3:30pm to 5:30pm.

Future Sales Consultant, Crystal Deck 5 Paula Jean Pfitzer is at her desk today from 8:30am to 11:30am and 3:30pm to 5:30pm. Please watch TV Channel 59 to view future Crystal Cruises Ocean, River and Yacht Itiner-aries. We invite you to complete and turn in a future Crystal Cruise booking form to select your next voyage. Please note all detailed itineraries 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. Check out books and games for your enjoyment.

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 until close. 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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