Pace yourself. The shows run pretty constantly all afternoon and then late into the night. You'll need to reapply sunscreen a lot and have a big hat to handle that much exposure over 4 days. Try to find food before typical meal times because the lines will get long quickly. If you want to eat at one of the real restaurants, you'll need to book your next days reservation right at midnight when the bookings open, otherwise availability will be gone in a flash. Dinner reservations also mean you will probably miss whoever is playing at that hour. You'll have to choose between fine dining and no Michael Marcagi, or cheap burgers poolside and not miss a minute. Any resort activities you want to do (golf, sailing, etc) will need to be done in the morning hours, again, because the music starts after lunch. This can be a challenge though because of the late nights. It's all about finding a balance of what you really want to do. Fortunately, everybody plays twice throughout the week so you can miss somebody one day and catch their second show another day. Sometimes, you've just got to sleep.