
Brooks Aehron
& the "Music at Sea"
Concert Cruise Programme
Welcome! You can browse my home page, read my latest Blog entry for our June 20, 2010 Alaska & Canadian Rockies Music at Sea Concert Cruisetour on Celebrity Mercury & the Rocky Mountaineer train, or get the details on our upcoming Music at Sea Concert Cruises by clicking on the desired link below. I hope you will join me on a Music at Sea Concert Cruise very soon. It's the ultimate classical music theme cruise for music lovers.
Brooks Aehron was born into a musical family in the mediaeval market town of Guildford, England, where his unusual talent for the piano quickly manifested itself into numerous awards and scholarships. When just ten years old he was selected for free tuition at London's famous Royal College of Music which later awarded him a prestigious Foundation Scholarship. On completion of his studies Brooks became a member of the college staff but eventually the demands of a flourishing performing career forced the exclusion of his teaching activities.
In
England, Brooks Aehron has appeared at the major concert halls including
the Royal Festival Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall and Wigmore Hall. Press reports
have described him as an "astonishing pianist" with "deep musical insight"
and "phenomenal technique". His amazing versatility has even taken him to
that temple of show business, the legendary London Palladium, where, on
a live telecast he caused a sensation by performing Leroy Anderson's "The
Typewriter" - playing both piano and typewriter simultaneously!
He has guested on many television shows, and his enormously successful BBC radio programme "Brooks Aehron's Serenade", featuring his playing and presentational skills and sixty piece orchestra, ran through two series with repeats, each time topping the Audience Appreciation Index.
Brooks Aehron is a regular guest artiste for the major cruise lines. He was one of the first to be engaged at the start-up of Celebrity Cruises and has made over 200 appearances on the legendary "Queen Elizabeth 2", where he was one of the special guest performers on the superliner's final transatlantic voyage of the last Millennium and the first transatlantic voyage of this Millennium! He created and inaugurated the "Classics For Your Pleasure" recitals on Royal Caribbean's "Legend of the Seas" and "Splendour of the Seas" and starred in Royal Caribbean International's Gershwin centenary show - "By George It's Gershwin" - which was created for him.
When not on tour Brooks lives quietly in London with his wife, the writer Ann Mann, preparing new programmes and coping with the ever increasing demands of furry felines!
Mr. Aehron offers multiple "Music at Sea" Concert Cruises each year. At the end of 2008 we will have completed our 24th "Music at Sea" Concert Cruise and cruise up to #32 are already annouced. . These very special cruises offer a unique opportunity for a limited number of people to enjoy his music with private concerts and many special events exclusively for guests of the Music at Sea Concert Cruises.
Other passengers on board the cruise ship will not know about these private functions and are not permitted to attend. These special events and concerts are held exclusively for guests of the Music at Sea Concert Cruises. Each program is uniquely designed for lovers of great music and include:
To get our special group price that includes all the unique Music at Sea program events and be included in the limited number of special guests allowed on each Music at Sea Concert Cruise, one must purchase these cruises from GalaxSea Cruises of San Diego, the exclusive travel agency for these special cruises.
John and Rosemary Roberts are dear friends of Brooks Aehron and are the owners of GalaxSea Cruises & Tours of San Diego. We have handled all of the Music at Sea Concert Cruises since 2001 and will be happy to add you to our growing list of very special guests. We look forward to meeting you on one of the Music at Sea Concert Cruises described below. Please note, every year we meet Brooks fans on board the ship that learn about the Music at Sea Concert Cruise schedule from our mailings and mistakenly purchased the cruise through their local agency. When they get on board they were sorely disappointed to learn they are not part of our group, are not notified of our functions and do not get to enjoy any of the Music at Sea events. For Music at Sea Concert Cruises one must purchase the cruise through GalaxSea Cruises & Tours of San Diego. You are welcome to book all other cruises with you local agent and we will not market any other cruises to you. One last point is that our special price includes all these private functions and your local agent's price includes none of these special events and is likely to be a higher price and offers less.
Dear Friends,
My invitation letter for our new 2011 Music at Sea Concert Cruise offerings including our featured Enchanting Rhine River and Switerland cruisetour will be posted soon. I am currently on board or preparing for one of our spring 2010 Music at Sea cruises.
With warmest regards,
Brooks Aehron,
London
Our 2010 Music at Sea Cruises are as follows:
- 14-nt Feb. 14, 2010 Antarctica & South America on Celebrity’s Infinity
- 14-nt May 23, 2010 Western Europe, Barcelona to Copenhagen on Azamara Journey
- 12-nt June 20, 2010 Alaska & Canadian Rockies, Vancouver to Calgary on Celebrity’s Mercury and Rocky Mountaineer Gold Leaf Train Service from Vancouver to Banff
- 12-nt Sept. 17, 2010 U.S. West Coast & Wine, Vancouver to San Diego on Celebrity’s Millennium
- 13-nt Egypt & Israel Oct. 18, 2010 roundtrip Rome on Celebrity Equinox
Details on our six 2010 offerings follow:
1. 14-nt Antarctica & South America February 14, 2010 on Celebrity Infinity
2. 14-nt Western Europe & London, Barcelona to Copenhagen May 23, 2010 on Azamara Journey
3. 12-nt June 20, 2010 Alaska & Canadian Rockies, Vancouver to Calgary
4. 12-nt Sept. 17, 2010 U.S. West Coast & Wine, Vancouver to San Diego on Celebrity’s Millennium
| Date | Day | Port | Arrive | Depart |
| Sep 17 | F | Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA | 5 PM |
|
| Sep 18 | Sa | Nanaimo, British Columbia | 7 AM |
5 PM |
| Sep 19 | Su | Victoria, British Columbia | 8 AM |
5 PM |
| Sep 20 | M | Seattle, Washington | 7 AM |
5 PM |
| Sep 21 | T | At Sea | ||
| Sep 22 | W | San Francisco, CA USA | 2 PM |
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| Sep 23 | Th | San Francisco, CA USA | 6 PM |
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| Sep 24 | F | Monterey, CA | 7 AM |
5 PM |
| Sep 25 | Sa | At Sea | ||
| Sep 26 | Su | Catalina, Island, CA | 7 AM |
5 PM |
| Sep 27 | M | San Diego, CA USA - San Diego Trolley Tour, free time, overnight Grand Hyatt Hotel on San Diego Bay | 7 AM |
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| Sep 28 | T | San Diego, CA USA - all day tour with concert and reception at John & Rosemary Roberts home - overnight Grand Hyatt Hotel | ||
| Sep 29 | W | depart San Diego- any flight time is OK | AM |
5. 13-nt Egypt & Israel Oct. 18, 2010 roundtrip Rome on Celebrity Equinox
| Date | Day | Port | Arrive | Depart |
| Oct 18 | M | Civitavecchia (for Rome), Italy | 6 PM |
|
| Oct 19 | T | Naples | 7 AM |
7 PM |
| Oct 20 | W | Messina, Sicily | 7 AM |
8 PM |
| Oct 21 | Th | At Sea | ||
| Oct 22 | F | Corfu, Greece | 7 AM |
5 PM |
| Oct 23 | Sa | At Sea | ||
| Oct 24 | Su | Alexandria, Egypt (overnight) | 7 AM |
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| Oct 25 | M | Alexandria, Egypt | 7 PM |
|
| Oct 26 | T | Jerusalem (Ashdod), Israel | 10 AM |
10 PM |
| Oct 27 | W | Haifa, Israel | 7 AM |
|
| Oct 28 | Th | Haifa, Israel | Noon |
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| Oct 29 | F | At Sea | ||
| Oct 30 | Sa | At Sea | ||
| Oct 31 | Su | Civitavecchia (for Rome), Italy -flights OK after 10AM | 4 AM |
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15-nt Transatlantic Oct. 31, 2010 on Celebrity Equinox
Date Day Port Arrive Depart Oct 31 Su Civitavecchia (for Rome), Italy 6 PMNov 1 M Florence 7 AM 7 PMNov 2 T Nice (Villefranche) France 7 AM 6 PMNov 3 W Barcelona, Spain 9 AM 6 PMNov 4 Th Cartagena, Spain 10 AM 5 PMNov 5 F Seville, Spain 10 AM 7 PMNov 6 Sa At Sea Nov 7 Su Tenerife, Canary Islands 8 AM 5 PMNov 8 M At Sea - Nov. 8th to Nov. 14th to to At Sea - Nov. 8th to Nov. 14th Nov 14 Su At Sea - Nov. 8th to Nov. 14th Nov 15 M Ft. Lauderdale, Florida USA - flights OK after 11AM 7 AM ---
We are planning 4 Music at Sea Cruises for 2011 and one Transatlantic as follows:
- 14-nt March 13, 2011 South America & Panama Canal, Valparaiso, Chile (port for the Napa Valley of Chile) to Ft. Lauderdale for many unusual ports of call on Celebrity’s Infinity
- 11-nt July 24, 2011 Enchanting Rhine River & Switzerland cruisetour, Amsterdam to Zurich on AMA Waterways ms Amadagio
- 12-nt August 17, 2011 Norwegian Fjords & Iceland, Copenhagen to Dublin on Azamara Journey with Transatlantic return option
14-nt Transatlantic return option from London to Boston, on Sept 3, 2011 on RCCL's Jewel of the Seas - Not a Music at Sea cruise but an option for guests of Journey on Aug. 17 that may wish to cruise home rather than fly home.
- 12-nt Sept. 16, 2011 Classic Mediteeranean & Venice, RCCL's Brilliance of the Seas
Details on our 2011 offerings follow:
1. 14-nt South America & Panama Canal March 13, 2011 on Celebrity Infinity
| Date | Day | Port | Arrive | Depart |
| Mar 13 | Su | Valparaiso, Chile | 8 PM |
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| Mar 14 | M | La Serena (Coquimbo), Chile | 9 AM |
4 PM |
| Mar 15 | T | At Sea | ||
| Mar 16 | W | Arica, Chile | 7 AM |
7 PM |
| Mar 17 | Th | At Sea | ||
| Mar 18 | F | Lima, Peru | 7 AM |
5:30 PM |
| Mar 19 | Sa | At Sea | ||
| Mar 20 | Su | Manta, Ecuador | 8 AM |
5:30 PM |
| Mar 21 | M | At Sea | ||
| Mar 22 | T | Panama Canal Transit | 6 AM |
6 PM |
| Mar 22 | T | Colon, Panama Canal | 6 PM |
10 PM |
| Mar 23 | W | At Sea | ||
| Mar 24 | Th | Cartagena, Columbia | 7 AM |
5 PM |
| Mar 25 | F | At Sea | ||
| Mar 26 | Sa | At Sea | ||
Mar 27 |
Su | Ft. Lauderdale - flights OK after Noon | 7 AM |
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2. 11-nt "Enchanting Rhine" River & Switzerland, July 24, 2011 on AMA Waterways ms Amadagio
| Date | Day | Port |
| Jul 24 | Su | Amsterdam, Holland - embarkation - overnight on ship |
| Jul 25 | M | Amsterdam City Tour & Canal Cruise |
| Jul 26 | T am | Cologne,Germany - City tour & Cathedral visit am |
| Jul 26 | T pm | Koblenz, Germany - Walking Tour |
| Jul 27 | W | Rudesheim - Siegfried's Music Museum & Wine Tasting |
| Jul 28 | Th am | Worms, Germany - City Tour |
| Jul 28 | Th pm | Heidleberg, Germany - City tour |
| Jul 29 | F | Strasbourg, France - Walking Tour & Canal Crusie |
| Jul 30 | Sa | Breisach - Colmar, "Alsace", France excursion OR |
| Jul 30 | Sa | OR Freiburg, Germany "Black Forest" excursion |
| Jul 31 | Su am | Basel, Switzerland - disembarkation & City Tour |
| Jul 31 | Su pm | Lucerne, Switzerland - Hotel check-in |
| Aug 1 | M | Lucerne - Walking tour & Optional Mt. Pilatus Tour |
| Aug 2 | T am | Lucerne - Lake cruise & scenic drive to Zurich |
| Aug 2 | T pm | Zurich - Hotel check-in |
| Aug 3 | W | Zurich - Walking Tour |
Aug 4 |
Th | Zurich - Airport Transfer flights OK after 10AM |
3. 12-nt Norwegian Fjords & Iceland, Copenhagen to Dublin, August 17, 2011 on Azamara Journey
| Date | Day | Port | Arrive | Depart |
| Aug 17 | W | Copenhagen, Denmark | 5 PM |
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| Aug 18 | Th | At Sea | ||
| Aug 19 | F | Bergen, Norway | 7 AM |
4 PM |
| Aug 20 | Sa | Geiranger, Norway | ||
| Aug 21 | Su | Lerwick/Shetland Is., Scotland | 12 PM |
6 PM |
| Aug 22 | M | At Sea | ||
| Aug 23 | T | Akureyri, Iceland | 12 PM |
8 PM |
| Aug 24 | W | Reykjavik, Iceland | 6 PM |
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| Aug 25 | Th | Reykjavik, Iceland | 5 PM |
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| Aug 26 | F | At Sea | ||
| Aug 27 | Sa | Torshavn, Faroe Islands | 7 AM |
4PM |
| Aug 28 | Su | At Sea | ||
Aug 29 |
M | Dublin, Ireland - flights OK after Noon | 4 AM |
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| Date | Day | Port | Arrive | Depart |
| Sep 3 | Sa | Harwich, England (near London) | 5 PM |
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| Sep 4 | Su | Le Havre (Paris), France | 7 AM |
9 PM |
| Sep 5 | M | Cherbourg, France | 7 AM |
3 PM |
| Sep 6 | T | Cork, Ireland | 9 AM |
6 PM |
| Sep 7 | W | Dublin, Ireland | 7 AM |
6 PM |
| Sep 8 | Th | At Sea | ||
| Sep 9 | F | Reykjavik, Iceland | 3 PM |
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| Sep 10 | Sa | Reykjavik, Iceland | 6 PM |
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| Sep 11 | Su | At Sea | ||
| Sep 12 | M | At Sea | ||
| Sep 13 | T | At Sea | ||
| Sep 14 | W | St. John's, Newfoundland | 8 AM |
6 PM |
| Sep 15 | Th | At Sea | ||
| Sep 16 | F | At Sea | ||
Sep 17 |
Sa | Boston, Massachusetts- flights OK after Noon | 6 AM |
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4. 12-nt Mediterranean & Venice, Sept. 16, 2011 on RCCL Brilliance of the Seas
Date Day Port Arrive Depart Sep 16 F Barcelona, Spain 6 PMSep 17 Sa Nice (Villefranche), Fance 10 AM 8 PMSep 18 Su Florence, Italy 7 AM 7 PMSep 19 M Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 7 AM 7 PMSep 20 T Naples,Italy 7 AM 7 PMSep 21 W At Sea Sep 22 Th Venice, Italy 1 PMSep 23 F Venice, Italy 8:30 PMSep 24 Sa Revena, Italy 7 AM 6 PMSep 25 Su Dubrovnik, Croatia 10 AM 7 PMSep 26 M At Sea Sep 27 T At Sea Sep 28 W Barcelona, Spain - flights OK after Noon 6 AM
Celebrity Cruises: Infinity, Constellation, Millennium & Summit (identical sister ships) & starting in 2009 the spectacular new Celebrity Equinox (one of the new Solstice -class ships). In 2011we will also have sailings on Royal Caribbean's Brilliance of the Seas and Jewel of the Seas. These are the same size as Celebrity's Millennium class and are sure to be as popular.
Many of our cruises are offered on Celebrity's top of the line premium class four identical sister ships. These 91,000 ton $350 million ships are larger than many new ships today but holds only about 2000 passengers. Compare this to the larger Grand Princess which is 109,000 tons but holds 3100 people. They are two of the roomiest new ship afloat except for the luxury class ships. Berlitz & Conde Nast Traveler readers rates these ships as the top large cruise ships (over 1000 passengers )and we agree! They set the standard for premium class cruising.
The
Ocean Liners restaurant is the specialty restaurant on board the Constellation
which sets a new standard for dining at sea. It offers an outstanding 5-star
dining experience with highly skilled and knowledgeable staff to make this 3
hour dining experience a meal to remember. It is one of Brooks Aehron's favorite
restaurants anywhere. The restaurant seats 130 guests and has a demonstration
galley, along with a dine-in wine cellar. We expect it to be a dining highlight
of your cruise. There is a small $30 per person service charge to cover staff
gratuities - the food is included in your cruise fare. The Millennium's specialty
restaurant is called the Olympic, the sister ship of the Titanic and includes
wood paneling from the Olympic preserved after her retirement.
Each of the dining areas onboard: the specialty restaurant, the main dining room, the Seaside Cafe and Seaside Grill offer Celebrity's highly rated cuisine. They also offer an excellent sushi bar, and healthy spa cuisine, and custom made pizzas.
These ships offer a number of interesting features and amenities, several of them industry firsts:

In addition to its new public spaces and amenities, there is also the highly-acclaimed, fleetwide signature elements, including museum-quality contemporary art collections, Cova Cafe (a big favorite of Brooks Aehron), Michael's Club piano lounge, a cinema, internet cafe, and Martini and Champagne Bars serving caviar and other delicacies.
We have also used Celebrity's Mercury for the extremely well received 2008 Australia/New Zealand and South Sea back-to-back cruises for Feb.& March 2008. Mercury is a small version of the Millennium Class.
We also used the newly refurbished Century for the first time in 2008. Century has been extensively redone with 314 balconies added, the spa enlarged and a specialty restaurant added. The early reviews have been wonderful.
We also look forward to the new Solstice Class Celebrity ships that debuted in October 2008. We have our first sailing on Equinox on October 2009.
Lastly we are very excited to be offering Music at Sea cruises on Celebrity's new 700 passenger "Deluxe" cruiseline named Azamara Cruises.
New Celebrity Solstice Class

In October 2009 we will use the new Celebrity Equinox for the first time. Equinox makes her inaugural sailing in August 2009. The Equinox is a spectacular new upgrade to the very popular Millennium class ships from Celebrity. You can see our review of her identical sister ship the Solstice at this link. The pool deck for the Solstice is shown below.

Azamara Cruises

Azamara Cruises was created by Celebrity in May 2007. We are excited to be able to offer our Music at Sea guests choices on Azamara Cruises for select Music at Sea Cruises as well. Azamara is:

Beautiful Michaels Club

Prime C is the steak and seafood sepcialty restaurant - no extra charge.
You can see our online brochure for Azamara cruises at click here

ms Amadagio - luxury river cruise ship built in 2006
This
is one of 58 French Balcony cabins (category C, B & A). They differ only
by location. The ms Amadagio has only 75 cabins. 62 have a French Balcony -
an AMA Waterway innovation. They were the first to introduce this design to
river cruising and it one of their most distinctive feature. Due to the narrow
locks found on the rivers balconies that exteneded outward are not possible.
The French balcony is behind the curtains. Standard window cabins and French
Balcony cabins both have 170 sq.ft. but appear to be wider than ocean ship balconies.
The French Balcony doors slide open so you can get fresh air and have a wall
of glass for great views and you will be able to experiences the sights, sounds
and smells as you gluide past the beautiful scenery. You cannot step outside,
however.

The Amadagio has 13 small window cabins located on the Piano deck, the lowest deck. Prices are the lowest for these cabins. Each has two small wide windows that are high up on the wall. It appears one would have to stand to see out well, but the cabins are full of light and the same size as the French Balcony cabins - just not a good a view..

This is a luxurious Junior Suite which is 50% larger than the window and French Balcony cabins at 255 sq. ft. All categories have marble appointed bathrooms with mullti-head shower. The Junior Suite also have a bathtub, and two sets of windows and lots of room.

Meals are open seating and served anytime within the dining range, like 6 to 9pm for dinner. As you can see the meals have the same luxurious and high standards seen thoughtout the ship. European wines are compliementary with dinner, as well as beer and sodas. Bottled water is supplied every day. Specialty coffees are also included at mealtime.
The side view of the ms Amadagio is shown below. All the aft cabins on the top two decks have large french balcony windows that open. Note the very small, narrow windows just above the water line and below the French Balcony cabins These are the windows for the 13 Window cabins on the Piano Deck that do not have a French Balcony.

The Sun Deck is outside on top of the ship.

The Violin Deck is the highest passenger deck and will have the best views. It is under the Sun Deck. All cabins have French Balconies. The four largest cabins (301 to 304) are the Junior Suites.

The Cello Deck also has only French Balcony cabins but is one deck lower than the Violin Deck.

The Piano Deck has cabins with small fixed windows high up on the wall and do not permit great viewing.

Cabin Categories Legend & Notes:
Fuschia - Jr. Suite Violin Deck with French Balcony 255 sq. ft. - cabins 301,
302, 303 & 304
Blue - Category A Violin Deck French Balcony 170 sq. ft. - cabins 305 to 324
Green - Category B Cello & Violin Deck French Balcony 170 sq. ft.- 325 to
328 & 201 to 226
Purple - Category C Cello Deck French Balcony 170 sq. ft. - cabins 329-332 &
227 to 230
Gold - Category D Piano Deck Fixed window 170 sq. ft. - cabins 101 to 107
Yellow - Category E Piano Deck Fixed window 170 sq. ft.- cabins 108 to 113
For remaining 2010 Music at Sea Cruises, please call GalaxSea Cruises and Tours of San Diego (1-760-789-9635) for current prices and availability. You must reserve your cabin through GalaxSea Cruises of San Diego to be included in the PRIVATE Music at Sea program. Space is very limited.
Mar. 13, 2011 So. America and Pan. Canal 14-night
Aug, 17,2011 Norwegian Fjords & Iceland 12-night Sept. 3, 2011 Trans- Atlantic 12-night Sep. 16, 2011 Classic Med. & Venice 12-nightsCruiseline Celebrity Azamara RCCL RCCLShip Infinity Journey Jewel of the Seas Brilliance of the SeasCategory Cabin: Category/Price Category/Price Category/Price Category/PriceInside 9/$2541 10/$3999 N/$1731 N/$2511Oceanview (1) 7/$2681 5/$4449 G/$1831 G/$2831Entry Balcony (2)
2A/$3311 V3/$4999 E3/$1961 E2/$3431Concierge Class or Upgraded Balcony (3)
C2/$3488 V2/$5199D2/$2131
D2/$3521
Junior Suite (4) call call call callRoyal Suite (4) call call call call
Enchanting
Rhine & Switzerland 12-day/ 11-night Cruisetour |
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| Cruiseline | AMA Waterways |
| Ship (all cabins 170 sq.ft.) | ms Amadagio |
| Small Window - Category E | $4052double/$5872 single |
| Small Window - Category D | $4241double/$6155 single |
| French Balcony - Category C | $4601double/$6695 single |
French Balcony - Category B |
$4801double/$6995 single |
| French Balcony - Category A | $4901double/$7145 single |
| Junior Suite - 255 sq. ft. | $5851 double |
* Prices are per person double occupancy and INCLUDE port charges, taxes, all Music at Sea Concert Cruise private concerts and events. plus GRATUITIES (except for the AMA Waterways Rhine cruise). Don't be confused by on-line prices that do not include any of these items. AMA Waterway prices include one or more shore excursions every day. These prices are in U.S. dollars. Airfare is not included but available. Call for single prices on Celerbity, RCCL & Azamara. If prices decline we will lower your price to reflect the change. Please reserve your space early to get our group prices and while selection is good.
Each Music at Sea Concert Cruise requires a minimum subscription level and may be cancelled if that is not reached. In that event all deposits will be refunded. Call for single prices. Space is limited so reserve early! If prices decline we reduce your price. If price go up, more likely, you are protected by reserving early which locks in these great low prices. Prices go up significantly over time as ships fill.
DEPOSITS: 2011 Music at Sea Deposits are as follows
Cancellation Penalties:
NOTES:
(1) Oceanviews are unobstructed and 170 sq.ft. on Celebrity, AMA, & RCCL, 161sq.ft. on Azamra
(2) Entry balcony category 2A is 208 sq.ft including balcony on Celebrity Infinity, V2 & V3 is 215sq.ft. on Azamara, and E2 & E3 are 220 sq.ft. on RCCL.
(3) Upgraded Balcony category C2 on Celebrity Infinity is 232 sq. ft including the balcony, V2 is 215 sq. ft. on Azamara, D2 is 245 sq. ft on RCCL including the balcony. Concierge Class includes many special suite amenities like upgraded linens, fixtures & bedding, priority embarkation/disembarkation, fresh flowers, pillow-menu & personalized stationary.
(4) Please call for size, location, current price for suiites
Guests must book Music
at Sea Concert Cruises through GalaxSea Cruises of San Diego 1-800-923-7245
or 1-760-789-9635, the
exclusive agents for Brooks Aehron Music at Sea program. Guests must book
through Galaxsea Cruises to be included in the “Music at Sea”
group and to attend our private concerts, exclusive tours and private “Music
at Sea” events. We know you may have a favorite travel agent but for
these special cruises you must book through GalaxSea Cruises of San Diego
to be part of the private program with Brooks Aehron.
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reserve your space please fill out our quote request form by clicking on
the button below, email us at john@galaxsea.com or call GalaxSea Cruises
San Diego at 1-800-923-7245 (or 1-760-789-9635) . .
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