12th Annual ETA Bluegrass Cruise 2010
Ahoy!
Just wanted to give you an update on the 12th Annual ETA Bluegrass Music Cruise. Get ready to experience Royal Caribbean’s newest and world’s largest cruise ship… Oasis of the Seas! The cruise is slated for FEB 20-27, 2010, departing from Royal Caribbean’s newest port terminal at Port Everglades, Ft Lauderdale, FL. The Port is 3 miles from Ft Lauderdale Intl Airport and is accessible by all means of transportation.
Get ready for the experince of a lifetime! The Oasis of the Seas has 16 decks filled with some of the most innovative staterooms of today, an impressive Royal Promenade where guests can choose some several lounges, bars, eateries and shops. Not to mention the only cruise ship to have an actual working Carousel! Don’t forget about the 2 Flowriders where you can actually go surfing on the Aft of the ship! Oh… did I foget to mention the new and exciting Zip Line!! Take a ride high in the sky!
The ETA Bluegrass Shows are filled with fantastic music by some of today’s Bluegrass Artists/Musicians, including: CHERRYHOLMES, MARK NEWTON & THE STRINGTONES, GARY WALDREP BAND, JOSH WILLIAMS BAND, LORRAINE JORDAN & CAROLINA ROAD, TIM GRAVES & CHEROKEE. There will also be workshops, daily jams, evening jams, the ETA Guest Talent Show, & the ETA Bluegrass Beach Show at Waikiki Beach Resort on St. Maarten!
Don’t miss out on this exciting adventure! This will be a cruise to remember by all! For further information and reservations, please contact: ETA, 888-711-7447 or 615-356-0702. The ETA Bluegrass Cruise is celebrating 12 years straight! We look forward to welcoming you on board and hope to see you there! www.cruise-eta.com/bluegrass.htm.
Happy Cruisin’!
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