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STATEROOM CATEGORIES & PRICES | DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
(per person in U.S. Dollars)
The primary difference within cabin types is based on location on the ship.
CLICK HERE to refer to the deck plans to view location.
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All Rates Posted on the Website are Subject to Change.
After submitting your online registration, if the prices are higher than those listed on this website, you will be contacted and advised of current pricing before any payments are charged. If your category request is available with applicable pricing – your registration will be processed.
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Interior Stateroom (151—180 Sq. Ft. )
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L
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K
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J
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I
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Categories K & J offer limited availability in the larger size. Shower only, no bathtub.
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$1,242
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$1,262
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$1,282
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$1,302
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Ocean-view Stateroom (174—180 Sq. Ft. )
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F
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E
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DD
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D
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C
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All outside cabins on the main deck.
Category E may be shower only, no bathtub.
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$1,392
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$1,422
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$1,442
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$1,462
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$1,482
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Verandah Stateroom Deluxe Ocean-view w/Private Balcony (249 Sq. Ft.)
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VF
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VE
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VD
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Cabins include a sitting area and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Most VF and VE cabins have steel plate verandahs — not plexiglass.
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$1,517
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$1,567
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$1,617
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Verandah Stateroom Deluxe Ocean-view w/Private Balcony (249 Sq. Ft.)
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VC
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VB
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VA
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Cabins include a sitting area and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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$1,667
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$1,717
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$1,767
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Signature Suite w/ Private Balcony (372—384 Sq. Ft.)
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SY
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SS
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Staterooms have a large sitting area with sleeper sofa for 1 person, dual sink vanity,
full-size whirlpool bath, additional shower stall, DVD player, and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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$1,967
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$2,017
soldout
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Neptune Suite w/Private Balcony (500—712 Sq. Ft.)
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SC
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SB
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SA
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Large sitting area, dual sink vanity, dressing room, full-size whirlpool bath, additional shower
stall, sleeper sofa bed for 2 people, DVD player, floor-to-ceiling windows, & Concierge Lounge amenities.
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$2,867
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$3,067
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$3,267
soldout
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All staterooms are equipped with flat panel TV, DVD player, mini-bar, safe, telephone, and multi-channel music.
The category cabin prices above include all meals, lodging and event fees.
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There is an abundance of things to do in the Ft. Lauderdale area: visit the newly redesigned Ft. Lauderdale Beach and cafes, see the historic Riverwalk, shop the luxurious stores on Las Olas Blvd, or adventure to the Everglades for an exhilarating air boat excursion.
Grand Turk is the capital of the Turks and Caicos Island. This small island is bursting with turn-of-the-century charm. Founded by Bermudan Salt Rakers some three centuries ago, its Bermudan British colonial architecture amidst the colorful Caribbean style dwellings make Grand Turk worth a visit. Blessed with miles of quiet sugary beaches, it is close to several uninhabited cays just waiting to be explored. Grand Turk excels in providing spectacular diving, snorkeling, fishing and sailing. The warm Atlantic waters are filled with an incredible array of marine life from dolphins to the magnificent humpback whale. 
Historic Old San Juan is Puerto Rico’s bastion of Spanish colonial tradition with well-preserved buildings lining cobblestone streets, wrought-iron balconies ablaze with purple bougainvillea, and the massive El Morro Fortress which guards the harbor and oversees the majestic landscape. Nearby, new San Juan flaunts a sleek skyline of luxury five star resort hotels. As the sun sets, roulette wheels spin as glittering casinos and nightclubs beckon. Nature lovers will enjoy the El Yunque rainforest with its mountain lakes and waterfalls.
The beautiful scenery alone would fulfill the dreams of most visitors – but there is much more. This laid-back island paradise is also a shopping Shangri-La. Once a haven for merchant, naval and pirate ships, the waterfront warehouses that were filled with pirate booty in the past have been converted into duty-free shops stocked with imported luxuries. Glimmering bays, clear blue water, and powdery sand beaches surround St. Thomas. The stunning Magen’s Bay is listed as one of the ten most beautiful beaches in the world.
This Bahamian island captures all the magic of a secluded retreat. Privately owned by Holland America, Half Moon Cay remains largely in its pristine, natural state, with a wonderful Wild Bird Preserve designated by the Bahamian National Trust. Its beach is a two-mile-long, crescent-shaped bay with silky, white sand beaches - the perfect tropical island paradise you dream of. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling, glass-bottom boat rides, and a variety of activities from the Water Sports Center (including kayaks, paddle boats, sailboats, parasailing, deep-sea fishing, and scuba diving).
