And the crowd goes wild, indeed!
It’s The Ship gives you the Crazy Rich Asian vibes. An Electronic Music Festival with one key difference: the whole thing takes place onboard a modern-day cruise ship. Sailing the high seas from Singapore’s Marina Bay to the beautiful islands on Asia, then back on board a luxurious cruise ship with non-stop music, thrilling side activities and crazy pop-up parties. You can also bet that something breathtaking is coming your way, as you embark on the craziest adventure yet, on board Asia’s largest festival at sea this November.
In addition to the festivities you’d usually expect, attendees can get their kicks at restaurants, shopping malls, casinos, spas and all manner of sports and leisure facilities. Where else can you start the day halfway up a climbing wall and end it front left of the stage? This Festival is anything but ordinary. It has everything a party vacation should have and more. There are parties to experience, bars, restaurants, shopping malls, casinos, spas and all manner of sports and leisure facilities, even some surprises to encounter… who knows?
The pool parties here are crazy wicked and they last all night, with great DJs and an elated crowd. There are also huge beach parties when you reach a short stop in some islands, with inflatables to play on, exhilarating foam parties, fire dancing, and a full festival stage. Basically, if you can afford it and you can get there, you should probably go to this. Anything is possible when you find yourself on board on one of the best musical adventures, alongside other like-minded people on land and sea.
Just an additional info, Singapore is famously intolerant of drugs, and although the boat is going into international waters you still shouldn’t even think about bringing anything illegal with you, nor purchase illegal items on stopovers. The consequences are absurdly harsh, and if you’re caught with a substantial amount, they can and will literally kill you. With the current Covid-19 situation, “ship crews” are yet to announce if this will push through.
Asia’s largest festival at sea takes place on November, but dates are yet to be announced.
