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So You Think You Can Dance's Travis Wall and Nick Lazzarini seem excited to exhibit their sea legs in a campy promo video they shot for what's being touted as the largest ever LGBT cruise.
The two reality stars will join an estimated 5,400 other LGBT guests on Atlantis Events' 2012 Allure Caribbean Cruise from January 29 to February 5, 2012. Atlantis chartered the Royal Caribbean Allure of the Seas, the world's largest ship, which suggests this could be the world's biggest gay cruise. Atlantis Events CEO Rich Campbell said in a statement that "the
world's most magnificent ship" will bring gay cruising "to an entirely
new level."
And so Wall and Lazzarini came up with an idea for a big dance contest and prize -- which they reveal after a bit of choreography to "What a Feeling." (We don't want to give away too much, so we'll just call it "lively.")
Lazzarini has a little trouble pronouncing all the places passengers will go, so here's a guide -- they will depart Ft. Lauderdale sailing to the shores of Cozumel, taking in the historic ruins of Costa Maya, and later the private beach of Labadee, Hispaniola.
For more information on Atlantis, go here. Watch Wall and Lazzarini below.
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