Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea on the Margaritaville Paradise

Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea

Island vibes, live on the high seas.

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Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea brings the iconic SiriusXM station to life with an immersive onboard experience. Hosted on the main deck or in the Stars on the Water theater, this event features live broadcasts, performances, and DJ sets celebrating Jimmy Buffett’s music and the tropical lifestyle. Guests can enjoy classic hits, rare tracks, and interviews with artists, all while sipping on margaritas and soaking in ocean views. With its laid-back vibe and island-inspired atmosphere, Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea offers a unique way to connect with the Margaritaville spirit through music and entertainment.

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Pro Tip

Arrive early to snag a good spot near the stage, and don't be afraid to request your favorite Jimmy Buffett songs for the band to play!

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FAQS
Below are some of the most frequent question about the Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea on the Margaritaville Paradise ship.
Is the price included for the Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea?

Yes

What is the price range for the Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea?

$0

What other pricing info should I know?

The Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea venue on your Margaritaville cruise ship is included in the cost of your fare.

Are there age restrictions?

The Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea venue on your Margaritaville cruise ship has the following age restriction: None for most activities at this location. All ages welcome unless otherwise specified.

What is the recommended attire for the Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea?

The Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea venue on your Margaritaville cruise ship has the following recommended dress attire: The Radio Margaritaville: Live at Sea dining venue on your Margaritaville cruise ship has the following recommended dress attire: Casual to smart casual. Daytime shows (e.g., comedy) are fine with shorts and T-shirts; evening performances (e.g., Tales from Margaritaville) lean toward collared shirts, sundresses, or nice jeans with sandals or flats. No formal dress code is necessary, but evening shows feel a bit more special—passengers often step it up slightly. Swimsuits or flip-flops are okay but less common at night.