Zuiderdam Review

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Firehawk110
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2016
Cabin: Deluxe Ocean-View Verandah Stateroom

This is our 3rd Transatlantic cruise in a row. Each cruise had completely different itineraries and we both love the sea days and on crossings there are plenty of sea days to relax as you see fit. My wife and I enjoy the guest speakers that usually have lectures AM and PM on the sea days. These lectures are very popular and they do quite well with filling up the showroom.

We choose the less expensive cabins and many times they offer upgrades from ocean view to balcony suites for very little cost. The more you cruise with a particular line the better chance you have of getting a reasonably priced upgrade. At least this is my experience with Holland America as we have sailed with them 14 times so far.

The ships entertainment in my opinion is their weak spot. I am not a big fan of the ship's entertainers. When they bring on a specialty act like jugglers, magicians, comedians, musicians and others they are well worth attending. My wife and I really enjoy the trivia contests held several times a day. There is music trivia, food trivia, pub trivia and team trivia among the many choices. These are usually most plentiful on sea days to help keep you occupied.

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Deluxe Ocean-View Verandah Stateroom

Cabin VB

This was the first time we have ever had a balcony suite that faced rearward. My wife and I both loved it. Our outside deck was huge by ship standards as we had seating for 4 and three different tables scattered around the deck.

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