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Dragging yourself to the gym just isn't how we want you to spend your Virgin Voyage. Zumba, though, is more party than fitness class, set to a contagious blend of Latin and international rhythms that provides a fun and effective workout. Developed in Colombia, this method combines low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance party. It's every bit as feel-good as an 80s music video, but the leotard is optional.

Come and get into the day-glow 80s groove. During this full-body workout, you’ll move and groove to a throwback soundtrack full of well-known, high-energy dance anthems to inspire everyone to “dance,” “with somebody,” or "feel the hee-eee-eeaat.”

As an award-winning storyteller and real-life submariner, Eric, gives the insider view of life on Nuclear Submarine. Hear his heart-warming personal stories of: Mateship, Danger and Love underwater.

There’s a reason comedian Stephanie Laing has quickly become one of Scotland’s favorite standup acts – and now you’ll get to see for yourself. Goofy and peculiar, Laing’s comedy is a mix of silliness, filth, and unusual observation, all underpinned by her refreshing honesty and unique perspective. And that’s all on top of the fact that she’s just plain hilarious.

Any group that performs Aqua’s "Barbie Girl" in eight different musical styles has our attention — so it goes without saying that we're thrilled to welcome aboard UK a cappella dynamos The Magnets. This fiery group of singers started out busking the streets of London's West End, doing their own arrangements and even their own dance choreography. Since then, they've toured their crowd-pleasing classics as a support act for Tom Jones, Blondie, The Black-Eyed Peas — even the late Queen's Jubilee.

Any group that performs Aqua’s "Barbie Girl" in eight different musical styles has our attention — so it goes without saying that we're thrilled to welcome aboard UK a cappella dynamos The Magnets. This fiery group of singers started out busking the streets of London's West End, doing their own arrangements and even their own dance choreography. Since then, they've toured their crowd-pleasing classics as a support act for Tom Jones, Blondie, The Black-Eyed Peas — even the late Queen's Jubilee.

Hailing from New Zealand, this criminologist, award-winning barfly, and (self-proclaimed) genuinely lovely guy has been described as both a keen observer and a man of contradictions. In his typical low-key style, Matt finds humor in diverse topics including love, drugs, family, and serial killers (one of whom he's interviewed). With a worldview inspired by his bizarre Dutch relatives and criminal theory, he’s taking the stage while doling out laughs to find meaning in life’s enduring mysteries.