- America’s Got Talent LIVE has debuted on Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas
- Performers include Aaron Crow, Berywam, Duo EmYo and Solange Kardinaly
- Show joins Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Shockwave Aqua Show and Fusion ice show
- Legend currently sailing seven-night Western Mediterranean cruises
- Caribbean debut scheduled for November 2026 from Fort Lauderdale
America’s Got Talent LIVE on Stage has officially debuted on Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, the Legend of the Seas. The reimagined extension of the show has presented itself in the Royal Theater, emulating a live finale experience featuring a rotating lineup of performers from the global Got Talent universe. Guests have seen acts including Aaron Crow from Belgium, a semi-finalist on America’s Got Talent Season 13, alongside Berywam from France, a beatbox group comprising four members.
Duo EmYo from France, winners of France’s Got Talent 2025, have incorporated aerial and acrobatic arts into the production. Solange Kardinaly from Portugal, an America’s Got Talent Season 19 finalist, has performed as a magician, singer, and quick-change artist. The show has joined Legend’s lineup of entertainment across stage, air, water and ice, including Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Shockwave, an all-new, gravity-defying Aqua Show featuring high divers, aerialists, robots and dancers in the AquaTheater.
The Legend has currently sailed its maiden season, offering seven-night Western Mediterranean cruises departing from Barcelona, Spain and Rome. Beginning in November 2026, the ship will make its Caribbean debut from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with six-night Western Caribbean and eight-night Southern Caribbean escapes including visits to Royal Caribbean’s exclusive destination, Perfect Day CocoCay.
Michael Bayley, president and CEO of Royal Caribbean International, shared: “The first-ever edition of America’s Got Talent at sea has officially debuted on Legend of the Seas, bringing the live finale experience to our guests in the Royal Theatre.”
