touch screen

No hyphen when used as a noun. Example:
“Refer to the touch screen to see more options.”

touch-screen

Do use a hyphen when used as an adjective. Example:
“Look for the touch-screen signage throughout the ship.”

table tennis

An activity available onboard our ships. Never call it “ping pong.”

Note that card is not capitalized.

Requires italics only when referring to the DreamWorks film:

Kung Fu Panda

Does not require italics when referring to the DreamWorks character:

Kung Fu Panda

Does not require italics when referring to the restaurant onboard some ships:

Kung Fu Panda Noodle Shop

Requires italics: Chicago: The Musical

A Tony Award® winner, the name of this Broadway musical  should be italicized, especially in body copy.

Requires italics: Hairspray

A Tony Award® winner, this Broadway musical is on Symphony of the Seas®.

Requires italics: Madagascar Aqua Show

Requires italics: Mamma Mia!

The hit Broadway musical.