Activities

A variety of activities are offered for all ages throughout the length of the cruise.

Bonsai Class

This introductory Bonsai course has been particularly planned for students who have had no experience in this fascinating living horticultural art form. The aesthetic appreciation and fundamentals of Classical Bonsai Art are covered in this two-hour course. The time will fly by as students prune, wire and pot their own trees which can then be taken home as a very special souvenir. Additional Bonsai trees are available for purchase.

Origami class

Have you ever marveled at beautiful Origami creations? Learn the secrets of the art of Japanese paper folding in this one-hour class. Take home your creation along with additional paper and an instruction book. See master artists at work, learn from the best, and see the wonderful things that can be made from paper. Different levels for adults and kids make this a wonderful family activity. Pre-made origami art is available for purchase.

Candy Artistry

The origin of candy artistry dates back over 250 years, in the EDO Era. Candy artists were originally the stars of citizen entertainers on street corners and local folk festivals. Candy artists create animals and flowers with soft rice dough, very much like taffy. The Dynasty’s “street corner” is actually deck 14 by the Cri-kee pool where kids can watch candy treats take shape before their eyes, and then eat them!

T’ai Chi Class

T’ai Chi Ch’uan is considered a soft style martial art based on the system originally taught by the Chen family to the Yang family starting in 1820. It is often promoted and practiced as a martial arts therapy for the purpose of health and longevity. Variation of T’ai Chi’s basic training forms are well known as the slow motion routines that groups of people practice every morning in parks across China and other parts of the world. Join T’ai Chi teachers on Deck 14 near the Oasis pool every morning for a stimulating one hour session.

Entertainment on The Dynasty is plentiful. We offer our passengers a Lounge and Casino just to name a few of our entertainment possibilities.


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		A variety of activities are offered for all ages throughout the length of the cruise.



		Bonsai Class This introductory Bonsai course has been particularly planned for students who have had no experience in this fascinating living horticultural art form. The aesthetic appreciation and fundamentals of Classical Bonsai Art are covered in this two-hour course. The time will fly by as students prune, wire and pot their own trees which can then be taken home as a very special souvenir. Additional Bonsai trees are available for purchase. Origami class Have you ever marveled at beautiful Origami creations? Learn the secrets of the art of Japanese paper folding in this one-hour class. Take home your creation along with additional paper and an instruction book. See master artists at work, learn from the best, and see the wonderful things that can be made from paper. Different levels for adults and kids make this a wonderful family activity. Pre-made origami art is available for purchase.





Candy Artistry The origin of candy artistry dates back over 250 years, in the EDO Era. Candy artists were originally the stars of citizen entertainers on street corners and local folk festivals. Candy artists create animals and flowers with soft rice dough, very much like taffy. The Dynasty’s “street corner” is actually deck 14 by the Cri-kee pool where kids can watch candy treats take shape before their eyes, and then eat them! T’ai Chi Class T’ai Chi Ch’uan is considered a soft style martial art based on the system originally taught by the Chen family to the Yang family starting in 1820. It is often promoted and practiced as a martial arts therapy for the purpose of health and longevity. Variation of T’ai Chi’s basic training forms are well known as the slow motion routines that groups of people practice every morning in parks across China and other parts of the world. Join T’ai Chi teachers on Deck 14 near the Oasis pool every morning for a stimulating one hour session. Entertainment on The Dynasty is plentiful. We offer our passengers a Lounge and Casino just to name a few of our entertainment possibilities.