We were on the Freedom April 2-9. We were two families traveling with two 8-year-olds and one 4-year-old. The kids LOVED the shows every night. We somehow missed the Hasbro family show (probably because the dads hate to get put on the spot) but attended the other ones. We saw 88 keys, a beach-themed show (kinda cheesy, but the kids liked it), a Motown-inspired show (kids didn't know the songs but the moms liked this one), and then as mentioned by a previous poster, the Flying Scotsman did his one-man act. He is by far the best singer of the group, so it makes sense that he has his own show. That show was on the last night and was more like an 80's/90's rock show, but everyone was encouraged to sing along. It was a special treat for the kids to stay up to around 10 pm every night, but that's what happens when you're on vacation!
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We were on the Freedom April 2-9. We were two families traveling with two 8-year-olds and one 4-year-old. The kids LOVED the shows every night. We somehow missed the Hasbro family show (probably because the dads hate to get put on the spot) but attended the other ones. We saw 88 keys, a beach-themed show (kinda cheesy, but the kids liked it), a Motown-inspired show (kids didn't know the songs but the moms liked this one), and then as mentioned by a previous poster, the Flying Scotsman did his one-man act. He is by far the best singer of the group, so it makes sense that he has his own show. That show was on the last night and was more like an 80's/90's rock show, but everyone was encouraged to sing along. It was a special treat for the kids to stay up to around 10 pm every night, but that's what happens when you're on vacation!