Margaritaville at Sea to Debut New Original Production on Beachcomber

Margaritaville at Sea Cruise Line plans to launch three new original production shows aboard its new ship, Beachcomber

The vessel is slated to debut in January 2027, featuring larger-scale production design, enhanced technical capabilities and a wider range of entertainment experiences. Starting next year, Beachcomber will sail seven- to 10-night itineraries from PortMiami to the Southern and Eastern Caribbean.

The three shows will run multiple times per sailing, allowing guests to experience each production during their voyage. 

“Live music and original entertainment have always been central to the Margaritaville at Sea experience and are one of the ways we create a vacation unlike any other,” says Karen Maybury, vice president of entertainment for Margaritaville at Sea Cruise Line. “With Beachcomber, we’re introducing three all-new productions that capture the energy, escapism and sense of fun that define our brand, while giving guests even more ways to immerse themselves in the experience from the moment they step aboard.”

The new shows are:

• Friday Night Country – Designed to capture the feel of a live outdoor concert, blending contemporary country hits with a festival-style atmosphere. The production emphasizes audience engagement, incorporating sing-alongs, choreography and specialty acts including acrobatics and variety-style performance elements.
• Red, White & Margaritaville – A rock-driven production following a small-town band chasing success, using a setlist of classic American rock anthems to anchor the narrative. The show incorporates live performances, illusion elements and large-scale staging effects, making it the most theatrical of the three productions. 
• Club Fuego – A Latin nightlife-inspired production, drawing from the visual and musical influences of Miami, Puerto Rico and Havana, and blending dance, vocals and contemporary Latin hits into a club-style experience. Setting the tone for a full night of onboard entertainment, the show progresses from smooth opening rhythms to a more intense late-night atmosphere, with a standard performance for all ages and a steamier, adults-only after-hours edition. 

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