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Castle Indoor Playground

A Dreamland for Children: With vibrant colors, interactive features, and a plethora of exciting activities, the castle indoor playground offers a safe and stimulating environment for children to unleash their creativity and energy.

Step into the enchanting world of castle indoor playground, where dreams come alive and imaginations run wild. From towering turrets to secret passages, every element of these indoor playgrounds is meticulously crafted to create an immersive experience that captivates young minds. Whether they’re climbing up a rope ladder, sliding down a spiral slide, or navigating through a maze, the possibilities for fun are limitless.

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Earth Day Events 2021

-April 17, 2021: Earth Day Wetland Wanderings Young Birders Event-

Description: Take an evening hike at Rose Oaks County Park in the Shiawassee Watershed. The park has several glacial lakes and numerous wetlands which offer habitat for a variety of wetland birds. The park has a checklist of 145 species. Evening is a good time to see shy wetland birds that are more active at dusk. April is also a wonderful time to hear breeding frogs singing. An Oakland County Permit or pass is required for park entry. Plan to hike about 2 miles

Time: Saturday at 6 PM – 8:30 PM

Location: Rose Oaks County Park (1132 FISH LAKE Rd, Holly, MI 48442)

-April 17, 2021: Village Parks Clean Up Day-

Description: In celebration of Earth Day we are organizing volunteers to help with caring for our little section of Earth. All ages, skill level and availability welcomed. Community volunteerism is a great opportunity to gather with your neighbors and contribute to making a difference. Save the date. Please spread the word. Bring the family, come out and join us!

Time: Saturday at 9 AM EDT – 3 PM EDT

Location: Waterworks Park  (690 S. Broad Street, Holly, MI)

-April 20, 2021: Earth Day Celebration – West Bloomfield Parks-

Description: What better way to celebrate Earth Day than by spending time outside enjoying nature. Come explore the Outdoor Natural Play Area. Celebrate Mother Earth with many activities which, include: • Recycled craft • Live animal interactions • Vendor activities and displays • Free tree seedlings to the first 50 registered children • Guided nature hikes at 4:30 and 5:30 pm  REGISTER HERE This is a FREE event, but pre-registration required for each person attending. Please bring a face covering if you need to enter the building to use the restroom. Building is closed otherwise.

Time: April 20, 2021 from 4-6 pm

Location: WB Parks Recreation Activites Center (4640 Walnut Lake Rd West Bloomfield, MI 48323)

-April 22, 2021: Earth Day Upcycle Crafting-

Description: Enjoy Earth Day by taking items we’d normally throw away and turn them into something useful! For this upcycling craft we’ll take packaging tubes of different sizes and create a colorful wall hanging organizer. The finished organizer will be about eleven inches long by seven inches tall and hang on your wall. You can decide to make it smaller or larger to fit a space in your home. Make it your own by designing it and choosing paint colors you like. There’s no need to be an artist or even an expert crafter as we will supply everything you need and go step-by-step with you to complete this upcycle craft. This program will take place outside near Hudson Mills Activity Center. Social distancing and face coverings are required. Ages 10 and up. Pre-registration is required by April 20 at 4 p.m. Pre-register online or by calling 734-426-8211.

Time: 6 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Cost: $6 per person

Location: Hudson Mills Metropark, Activity Center

-April 22, 2021:  American House Earth Day Celebration Event-

Description: We’ve done a lot of great things together, now lets do something good for the earth. Come by American House, get a tree and plant it to celebrate Earth Day! While you’re here, we’ll fill you in on the events and activities we are “growing” within our community. Call or email milfordassistant@americanhouse.com by April 19, 2021 to let us know if you are coming by for your tree.

Time: April 22, 2021 4PM - 5PM 

Location: American House – Milford (700 Napa Valley Drive Milford, MI 48381 United States)

-April 24, 2021: Children's Earth Day Collages with Julee Cowher-

Description: Let's get creative and curious about our beautiful planet in this wonder art workshop for kids! We will explore the Earth together through a children's book and create Earth collages with both mixed media art materials and treasures from nature. Perfect for kids who love to create and wonder! This class will be held indoors in the Brighton Light House Art Studio (with ample space for distancing between students and/or households).Capacity for events is limited and registration is required so we can maintain social distancing. In addition, we are utilizing other necessary safety measures like masking, regular sanitizing, and using our outdoor space for events where weather permits. The Brighton Light House complies with all applicable COVID-19 workplace precautions.

Time: Sat, April 24, 20211:00 PM – 2:00 PM EDT

Location: Brighton Light House (142 Brighton Lake Rd. Brighton, MI 48116)

-April 24, 2021:  Earth Day Township Cleanup-

Description: Each year dedicated volunteers gather together on a Saturday in April in honor of Earth Day for Waterford Township's Annual Earth Day Township Cleanup event. Since the event’s inception in 2016, more than 150 volunteers have removed approximately 170 cubic yards of litter making the community look better and helping to protect our abundant waterways from becoming the final resting place for this harmful debris. Thank you to the many volunteers for your hard work and dedication to this important community project. Thank you to our important partners who also make it possible to keep costs to a bare minimum. Sam's Club Novi - water, trash bags & gloves Waterford School District - dumpster locations In addition to our dedicated volunteers who return each year, we'd love to welcome new volunteers to continue to grow the event and increase the impact we're having. To be put on the email list for updates and upcoming Earth Day cleanup event notifications, please visit our Notify Me page, enter your email address, and click Earth Day Cleanup. An excellent volunteer opportunity for groups and individuals looking to make a difference in the Waterford community! Individuals, Scout groups, Athletic teams, Youth and Church groups, Social clubs, Civic organizations, Businesses, Corporate teams

Time: April 24, 2021 8AM-2PM

Location: In the parking lot of Town Hall (to pick up equipment and get road assignments 8AM-9AM) 5200 Civic Center Drive, Waterford MI

-April 24, 2021:  Earth Day-Garden Clean Up-

Description: Help pick up trash, and rake out leaves / debris along Milford and Livingston Roads. Prepare to cut back existing dead growth and remove trash-debris. We recommend bringing work gloves and tools. Refreshments will be provided. Event by Highland Downtown Development Authority

Time:  April 24, 2021 at 10 AM EDT – 12 PM EDT

Location: Highland Downtown Development Authority (205 W. Livingston, Highland MI)

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Cruise Lines Will Keep Trying to Get Your Attention in 2018

A rendering of the Magic Carpet, a platform that moves from level to level on the upcoming Celebrity Edge, is pictured. Cruise lines are coming out with more creative and unexpected ways to attract passengers. Celebrity Cruises

Skift Take: It's not enough anymore to launch the kind of ship that everyone has seen before. Cruise operators need to constantly find new ways to outdo themselves — and each other.

— Hannah Sampson

Robot bartenders and thrill slides are so last year. Soon, passengers on cruise ships will be zooming electric cars around the largest racetrack at sea, playing outdoor laser tag at night, and spotting marine life with diving drones.

And by soon, we don’t mean 2050. We mean 2018.

As cruise lines look to be fresh and relevant, the focus is on amazing experiences—specifically, the kind you want to post on social media.

“We’ve become spoiled as consumers to always want the coolest, best, neatest thing,” said Vicky Garcia, co-owner and chief operating officer of Cruise Planners Inc., an American Express Co.-affiliated travel agency. “It’s all about bragging rights.”

Luckily for us, cruise lines are responding. Here are the highly anticipated, out-of-the-box, whack-a-doodle cruise amenities that’ll stop you—and your Instagram followers—in your tracks in the coming year.

Go Karting Above the Pacific

As part of a weekly Grand Prix tournament hosted on the Norwegian Bliss, cruisers will get to put pedal to the medal on a fleet of electric go-karts manufactured by RiMo Germany GmbH. Special eco-friendly speakers attached to the cars’ accelerators mimic the sound of a real engine, so you get a visceral experience without causing noise pollution as you whirl past Alaska’s glaciers. As for the track itself, it’s about 1,000-feet per lap on decks 18 and 19, making it 40 percent larger than the pilot version installed on the China-bound Norwegian Joy earlier this year.

Surreal Underwater Lounges

Channel your inner Jules Verne at Blue Eye, the world’s first underwater lounge to be built into the hull of a cruise ship. It debuts next summer on Ponant Co.’s new Mediterranean-faring yachts, Le Laperouse and Le Champlain. The defining visual feature? Two large, eye-shaped portholes to get you up-close and personal with sea creatures. Dramatic as they are, the views may play second fiddle to the space’s high-tech bells and whistles. The entire room is meant to bring the outdoors in, with large screens broadcasting live images from three underwater cameras while a hydrophone captures the actual sounds of the ocean. A warning for the seasick-prone: even the furniture is tricked out to vibrate (lightly!) in sync with the sounds.

Friendly Infrared Competition

Prepare to go into stealth mode on Royal Caribbean’s 5,535-passenger Symphony of the Seas, debuting in late March as the largest ship in the world. During set hours, its ice skating rink will do double-duty as an indoor, glow-in-the-dark, 16-person laser tag arena, decked out in an intergalactic theme. The Norwegian Bliss, meanwhile, will debut a dedicated open-air laser tag course on its 20th (and top) deck, complete with an eerie, abandoned-space-station theme.

A Magic Carpet Ride

Brush up on your Aladdin karaoke skills—they’ll feel totally appropriate aboard the 2,908-passenger Celebrity Edge, which debuts in the Caribbean late next year. Why? One of its decks is being dubbed the “Magic Carpet” since it seemingly hovers over the edge of the ship and moves up and down like a giant, open-air elevator. At varying points during the day, it’ll transform into a specialty restaurant, an extension of the pool area, an al fresco cocktail lounge, and a luxury embarkation station for the ship’s sleek tenders. A whole new world, indeed.

A Fun Slide in Your Suite

On Symphony of the Seas, Royal makes a pitch to wealthy families by packing a duplex suite with unconventional amusements, including a covered slide connecting the two floors, a full-height Lego wall, an air hockey table, and a video-game corner with a popcorn machine. There’s also a private deck with a whirlpool big enough for the whole family—and 24/7 butler service. What it’ll cost you: about $40,000 a week for a family of up to eight, in low season.

Deep-Sea Drones

Norway-based cruise line Hurtigruten AS has teamed up with Silicon Valley’s BluEye Robotics to introduce 15-pound diving drones on expedition ships, including the hybrid-powered, 530-passenger MS Roald Amundsen that debuts in Antarctica next October. The drones can dive down to 150 meters in waters that are often too cold for human plunges—and are equipped with four thrusters and a wide-angle video camera adapted for low-light conditions. All that content gets streamed in real-time to screens around the ship (even to your personal devices), so you can virtually join a pod of whales while sipping a martini or lying in bed.

Helicopters and Submarines

There’s a reason why Australian river cruising company Scenic is calling its debut oceangoing vessel a “Discovery Yacht.” Intrepid travelers on the luxurious, all-suite, 228-passenger Scenic Eclipse—which launches in the Mediterranean in August—will be able to explore their surroundings in all sorts of unconventional ways: surveying Italy’s active volcanoes by helicopter and the icy Arctic Ocean via private submarine. These are features you’d expect on the mega-yachts of the rich and famous—not a casual vacation that starts at around $5,000 per person per week.

Driverless Vans

If you thought Google Inc. and Uber Inc. were leading the autonomous vehicle race, you overlooked a contender: Royal Caribbean International. The company is working with French company Navya SAS to launch Arma, a fully autonomous shuttle service, in “a lot of destinations” to move cruise passengers and crew more efficiently around ports. The self-driving, climate-controlled electric shuttles being tested can carry up to 15 people; they’re expected to be up and running in select ports before 2018 ends.

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This article was written by Fran Golden from Bloomberg and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to legal@newscred.com.

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Cruise Lines Will Keep Trying to Get Your Attention in 2018

A rendering of the Magic Carpet, a platform that moves from level to level on the upcoming Celebrity Edge, is pictured. Cruise lines are coming out with more creative and unexpected ways to attract passengers. Celebrity Cruises

Skift Take: It's not enough anymore to launch the kind of ship that everyone has seen before. Cruise operators need to constantly find new ways to outdo themselves — and each other.

— Hannah Sampson

Robot bartenders and thrill slides are so last year. Soon, passengers on cruise ships will be zooming electric cars around the largest racetrack at sea, playing outdoor laser tag at night, and spotting marine life with diving drones.

And by soon, we don’t mean 2050. We mean 2018.

As cruise lines look to be fresh and relevant, the focus is on amazing experiences—specifically, the kind you want to post on social media.

“We’ve become spoiled as consumers to always want the coolest, best, neatest thing,” said Vicky Garcia, co-owner and chief operating officer of Cruise Planners Inc., an American Express Co.-affiliated travel agency. “It’s all about bragging rights.”

Luckily for us, cruise lines are responding. Here are the highly anticipated, out-of-the-box, whack-a-doodle cruise amenities that’ll stop you—and your Instagram followers—in your tracks in the coming year.

Go Karting Above the Pacific

As part of a weekly Grand Prix tournament hosted on the Norwegian Bliss, cruisers will get to put pedal to the medal on a fleet of electric go-karts manufactured by RiMo Germany GmbH. Special eco-friendly speakers attached to the cars’ accelerators mimic the sound of a real engine, so you get a visceral experience without causing noise pollution as you whirl past Alaska’s glaciers. As for the track itself, it’s about 1,000-feet per lap on decks 18 and 19, making it 40 percent larger than the pilot version installed on the China-bound Norwegian Joy earlier this year.

Surreal Underwater Lounges

Channel your inner Jules Verne at Blue Eye, the world’s first underwater lounge to be built into the hull of a cruise ship. It debuts next summer on Ponant Co.’s new Mediterranean-faring yachts, Le Laperouse and Le Champlain. The defining visual feature? Two large, eye-shaped portholes to get you up-close and personal with sea creatures. Dramatic as they are, the views may play second fiddle to the space’s high-tech bells and whistles. The entire room is meant to bring the outdoors in, with large screens broadcasting live images from three underwater cameras while a hydrophone captures the actual sounds of the ocean. A warning for the seasick-prone: even the furniture is tricked out to vibrate (lightly!) in sync with the sounds.

Friendly Infrared Competition

Prepare to go into stealth mode on Royal Caribbean’s 5,535-passenger Symphony of the Seas, debuting in late March as the largest ship in the world. During set hours, its ice skating rink will do double-duty as an indoor, glow-in-the-dark, 16-person laser tag arena, decked out in an intergalactic theme. The Norwegian Bliss, meanwhile, will debut a dedicated open-air laser tag course on its 20th (and top) deck, complete with an eerie, abandoned-space-station theme.

A Magic Carpet Ride

Brush up on your Aladdin karaoke skills—they’ll feel totally appropriate aboard the 2,908-passenger Celebrity Edge, which debuts in the Caribbean late next year. Why? One of its decks is being dubbed the “Magic Carpet” since it seemingly hovers over the edge of the ship and moves up and down like a giant, open-air elevator. At varying points during the day, it’ll transform into a specialty restaurant, an extension of the pool area, an al fresco cocktail lounge, and a luxury embarkation station for the ship’s sleek tenders. A whole new world, indeed.

A Fun Slide in Your Suite

On Symphony of the Seas, Royal makes a pitch to wealthy families by packing a duplex suite with unconventional amusements, including a covered slide connecting the two floors, a full-height Lego wall, an air hockey table, and a video-game corner with a popcorn machine. There’s also a private deck with a whirlpool big enough for the whole family—and 24/7 butler service. What it’ll cost you: about $40,000 a week for a family of up to eight, in low season.

Deep-Sea Drones

Norway-based cruise line Hurtigruten AS has teamed up with Silicon Valley’s BluEye Robotics to introduce 15-pound diving drones on expedition ships, including the hybrid-powered, 530-passenger MS Roald Amundsen that debuts in Antarctica next October. The drones can dive down to 150 meters in waters that are often too cold for human plunges—and are equipped with four thrusters and a wide-angle video camera adapted for low-light conditions. All that content gets streamed in real-time to screens around the ship (even to your personal devices), so you can virtually join a pod of whales while sipping a martini or lying in bed.

Helicopters and Submarines

There’s a reason why Australian river cruising company Scenic is calling its debut oceangoing vessel a “Discovery Yacht.” Intrepid travelers on the luxurious, all-suite, 228-passenger Scenic Eclipse—which launches in the Mediterranean in August—will be able to explore their surroundings in all sorts of unconventional ways: surveying Italy’s active volcanoes by helicopter and the icy Arctic Ocean via private submarine. These are features you’d expect on the mega-yachts of the rich and famous—not a casual vacation that starts at around $5,000 per person per week.

Driverless Vans

If you thought Google Inc. and Uber Inc. were leading the autonomous vehicle race, you overlooked a contender: Royal Caribbean International. The company is working with French company Navya SAS to launch Arma, a fully autonomous shuttle service, in “a lot of destinations” to move cruise passengers and crew more efficiently around ports. The self-driving, climate-controlled electric shuttles being tested can carry up to 15 people; they’re expected to be up and running in select ports before 2018 ends.

  ©2017 Bloomberg L.P.

  This article was written by Fran Golden from Bloomberg and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to legal@newscred.com.

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Coming to Cruise Ships in 2018: Race Tracks and Drones That Dive

Robot bartenders and thrill slides are so last year. Soon, passengers on cruise ships will be zooming electric cars around the largest racetrack at sea, playing outdoor laser tag at night, and spotting marine life with diving drones.

And by soon, we don’t mean 2050. We mean 2018.

As cruise lines look to be fresh and relevant, the focus is on amazing experiences—specifically, the kind you want to post on social media.

“We’ve become spoiled as consumers to always want the coolest, best, neatest thing,” said Vicky Garcia, co-owner and chief operating officer of Cruise Planners Inc., an American Express Co.-affiliated travel agency. “It’s all about bragging rights.”

Luckily for us, cruise lines are responding. Here are the highly anticipated, out-of-the-box, whack-a-doodle cruise amenities that’ll stop you—and your Instagram followers—in your tracks in the coming year.

Go Karting Above the Pacific

As part of a weekly Grand Prix tournament hosted on the Norwegian Bliss, cruisers will get to put pedal to the medal on a fleet of electric go-karts manufactured by RiMo Germany GmbH. Special eco-friendly speakers attached to the cars’ accelerators mimic the sound of a real engine, so you get a visceral experience without causing noise pollution as you whirl past Alaska’s glaciers. As for the track itself, it’s about 1,000-feet per lap on decks 18 and 19, making it 40 percent larger than the pilot version installed on the China-bound Norwegian Joy earlier this year.

Surreal Underwater Lounges

Channel your inner Jules Verne at Blue Eye, the world’s first underwater lounge to be built into the hull of a cruise ship. It debuts next summer on Ponant Co.’s new Mediterranean-faring yachts, Le Laperouse and Le Champlain. The defining visual feature? Two large, eye-shaped portholes to get you up-close and personal with sea creatures. Dramatic as they are, the views may play second fiddle to the space’s high-tech bells and whistles. The entire room is meant to bring the outdoors in, with large screens broadcasting live images from three underwater cameras while a hydrophone captures the actual sounds of the ocean. A warning for the seasick-prone: even the furniture is tricked out to vibrate (lightly!) in sync with the sounds.

Friendly Infrared Competition

Prepare to go into stealth mode on Royal Caribbean’s 5,535-passenger Symphony of the Seas, debuting in late March as the largest ship in the world. During set hours, its ice skating rink will do double-duty as an indoor, glow-in-the-dark, 16-person laser tag arena, decked out in an intergalactic theme. The Norwegian Bliss, meanwhile, will debut a dedicated open-air laser tag course on its 20th (and top) deck, complete with an eerie, abandoned-space-station theme.

A Magic Carpet Ride

Brush up on your Aladdin karaoke skills—they’ll feel totally appropriate aboard the 2,908-passenger Celebrity Edge, which debuts in the Caribbean late next year. Why? One of its decks is being dubbed the “Magic Carpet” since it seemingly hovers over the edge of the ship and moves up and down like a giant, open-air elevator. At varying points during the day, it’ll transform into a specialty restaurant, an extension of the pool area, an al fresco cocktail lounge, and a luxury embarkation station for the ship’s sleek tenders. A whole new world, indeed.

A Fun Slide in Your Suite

On Symphony of the Seas, Royal makes a pitch to wealthy families by packing a duplex suite with unconventional amusements, including a covered slide connecting the two floors, a full-height Lego wall, an air hockey table, and a video-game corner with a popcorn machine. There’s also a private deck with a whirlpool big enough for the whole family—and 24/7 butler service. What it’ll cost you: about $40,000 a week for a family of up to eight, in low season.

Deep-Sea Drones

Norway-based cruise line Hurtigruten AS has teamed up with Silicon Valley’s BluEye Robotics to introduce 15-pound diving drones on expedition ships, including the hybrid-powered, 530-passenger MS Roald Amundsen that debuts in Antarctica next October. The drones can dive down to 150 meters in waters that are often too cold for human plunges—and are equipped with four thrusters and a wide-angle video camera adapted for low-light conditions. All that content gets streamed in real-time to screens around the ship (even to your personal devices), so you can virtually join a pod of whales while sipping a martini or lying in bed.

Helicopters and Submarines

There’s a reason why Australian river cruising company Scenic is calling its debut oceangoing vessel a “Discovery Yacht.” Intrepid travelers on the luxurious, all-suite, 228-passenger Scenic Eclipse—which launches in the Mediterranean in August—will be able to explore their surroundings in all sorts of unconventional ways: surveying Italy’s active volcanoes by helicopter and the icy Arctic Ocean via private submarine. These are features you’d expect on the mega-yachts of the rich and famous—not a casual vacation that starts at around $5,000 per person per week.

Driverless Vans

If you thought Google Inc. and Uber Inc. were leading the autonomous vehicle race, you overlooked a contender: Royal Caribbean International. The company is working with French company Navya SAS to launch Arma, a fully autonomous shuttle service, in “a lot of destinations” to move cruise passengers and crew more efficiently around ports. The self-driving, climate-controlled electric shuttles being tested can carry up to 15 people; they’re expected to be up and running in select ports before 2018 ends.

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