'Soap Cruise' Returns to Celebrity Century
MIAMI, Nov. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --
Fans of Celebrity Cruises and of soap opera stars have the rare opportunity to spend four days with their favorite actors at sea, when
Celebrity Century again hosts "Soap Cruise" in 2010.
Soap Cruise - the third voyage of its kind - is a special offering that pairs Celebrity's exceptional service with exclusive activities allowing guests who have purchased the Soap Cruise package the opportunity to directly interact with 20 of the hottest actors on several of daytime TV's most popular shows.
Among the activities that Soap Cruise organizers have arranged exclusively for Soap Cruise guests will be autograph and photo sessions, soap opera trivia games, an elite beach party with the stars, and other special events allowing guests to mingle with their favorite actors. Fans of
Guiding Light - the show that shined for 72 years - will have the opportunity to meet top actors from the landmark show, including Kim Zimmer ("Reva"), Robert Newman ("Josh") and Jeff Branson ("Shayne").
Hosting Soap Cruise will be Cameron Mathison, who plays "Ryan" on
All My Children and has appeared on
Dancing with the Stars. Joining him on
Celebrity Century will be fellow
All My Children actors Jacob Young ("J.R.") and Vincent Irizarry ("David"); Austin Peck ("Brad") and Julie Pinson ("Janet") from
As the World Turns; Brandon Beemer ("Owen"), Don Diamont ("Bill") and Winsor Harmon ("Thorne") of
The Bold and the Beautiful; Nadia Bjorlin ("Chloe"), Drake Hogestyn ("John") and James Scott ("E.J.") of
Days of Our Lives; Bradford Anderson ("Spinelli") and Laura Wright ("Carly") from
General Hospital; Jeff Branson ("Shayne"), Robert Newman ("Josh)" and Kim Zimmer ("Reva") of
Guiding Light; Bree Williamson ("Jessica") and John Brotherton ("Jared") on
One Life to Live; and Daniel Goddard ("Cane") and Christian LeBlanc ("Michael") of
The Young and the Restless.
The stars will mix it up exclusively with guests who have booked the Soap Cruise package on
Celebrity Century's January 28 itinerary departing roundtrip from Miami, with visits to Key West, Fla., and Cozumel, Mexico. But, "like sand in the hourglass," time is running out for booking the opportunity. A limited number of staterooms remain for guests interested in experiencing Soap Cruise. For reservations, visit
Soap Cruise | Third Voyage, or call 888-381-4654. Bookings on
Celebrity Century's January 28 itinerary through other avenues will not include access to Soap Cruise activities.
Celebrity Cruises offers comfortably sophisticated, upscale vacation experiences with highly personalized service, exceptional dining, and extraordinary attention to detail. Celebrity sails in Alaska, Bermuda, California, Canada/New England, the Caribbean, Europe, Galapagos Islands, Hawaii, the Pacific Coast, Panama Canal and South America. The line also offers unique cruisetour vacations in Alaska, Canada, Europe and South America. The top-ranked cruise line in the mega-ship category in
Conde Nast Traveler's annual readers' poll (November 2009) and noted for four of the top 10 "Top Cruise Ships in the World" in the large-ship category of the poll, Celebrity's fleet - including the new
Celebrity Solstice and
Celebrity Equinox, will be joined by
Celebrity Eclipse in 2010, a fourth Solstice-class ship in 2011, and a fifth in 2012. For more information, call your travel agent, dial 1-800-437-3111 or visit
Cruise Vacations, Cruise Deals, Port Excursions and Much More | Celebrity Cruises.
SOURCE Celebrity Cruises
Elizabeth Jakeway, +1-305-539-6127,
ejakeway@celebritycruises.com, or Tavia Robb, +1-305-539-6721,
trobb@celebritycruises.com
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I never did get into soaps either. I know one or 2 actors by name from the commercials but haven't seen the shows.
Even though there was a period of time that I didn't watch them (between my teen years and until about 20 years ago when I was sick in bed for a few weeks and ran out of game shows to watch). I actually have met a couple of the ones listed (Drake Hog.from hanging out with some fans of him watching him play softball -- he was with a major league farm team before becoming an actor. He's pretty funny in person, but seriously not one of the better actors even in soaps. If you ever saw Friends when the Joey character was on Days of Our Lives, he talked about learning from one of the actors how to act with his eyebrows. Well, Drake is the one referred to). Vincent Iz. once came into the place where I was working and since none of the sales staff was available to ring up his sale, I left my office and helped him.
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