Your one-stop shop for gigs
all across the globe.
A comprehensive list of all entertainment positions on cruise ships, parks, and more? Read on.
Founded by performers
for performers
Cruise ships changed our lives
Hear it from our
performers
Fabian Paulsson
Chase Andreae and Grant Lesher
Alex Beard and Jade Ross
Kendel Haynes
Carlos Nebot
Meg Lanzarone
Your journeys starts
right here!
How do I land an entertainment-based cruise ship job with Lime?
- Apply
Just like that! - We offer you the gig.
Sweet! - You travel the world.
While making money and doing what you love!
Frequently Asked
Questions
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If you’ve got the talent, we want to see it! Apply with a video clip that shows off your skills, and if we think you’d be a good fit, we’ll either line up a virtual live audition or help you craft the perfect promo reel.
Your costs will be minimal compared to a normal life on land, but will vary according to your lifestyle on the ship. Accommodation is completely free — no rent payments! As well, all services in crew areas (food, laundry, etc) are free, with the exception of discounted alcohol, soda, and bottled water sold specifically for crew members. Goods and services for passengers are usually also offered to crew members at discount prices, including items from the gift shop (jewelry, suntan lotion, cigarettes, etc), coffee and pastries from the coffee shop (you can make coffee in the crew cafeteria for free), massages and haircuts from the spa, and alcohol from the bars. However, if you choose to simply eat three meals from the crew cafeteria and stay away from the bar at night, you’ll spend approximately $0 on a daily basis.
Of course! Our biggest priority is the happiness and well-being of our performers, and we will do anything we can to ensure that you’re enjoying your time at sea. Small matters can usually be resolved on board without our involvement, but if you feel that an issue is important enough to contact us, we will offer advice and, when appropriate, reach out to the cruise line’s head office in order to care of the matter quickly and in the way that is most beneficial to you.
Yes, but not many. At the beginning of each cruise, all guests and crew must participate in a 30-minute safety drill. Your role during that drill will most likely be to usher passengers to the areas of the ship designated for emergency situations and then supervise the guests until the completion of the drill. There are also crew drills (not involving guests) to practice in the case of an actual emergency. Aside from these drills, extra duties depend on the cruise line; some lines will use musicians for small tasks like assisting guests during embarkation or debarkation.