ABOARD WITH JORD: filling the ice, more rehearsals, settling into a routine, ship views

Editorial Summary

The creator provides an update on the installation process for a show aboard Voyager of the Seas. After several days of floor rehearsals, the crew begins the intensive process of creating ice in Studio B. This task involves working in freezing temperatures to water the surface in three hour shifts. The process faces several setbacks, including technical issues with compressors and a Zamboni battery. While the crew eventually attempts to skate on the new ice, significant cracks appear, leading to the decision to melt the ice and start the process over. Following this setback, the creator describes the challenges of working with cracked ice and the subsequent decision to attempt to keep the existing ice instead of a full melt. The video also covers the daily routine of a performer, including gym workouts, rehearsals with understudies, and the difficulties of managing video uploads with poor ship Wi-Fi. The creator concludes by noting that while the cast and stage crew are not yet at full capacity, the show is beginning to come together through choreography rehearsals.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.