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Login Our first Signature Class ship, Eurodam epitomizes grace and excellence. Test your music trivia skills at Billboard Onboard or catch a performance at the stunning World Stage. During the day, head to top-level decks to play pickleball at sea amid an ever-changing ocean backdrop or rejuvenate with therapeutic spa treatments at the Spa & Salon.
This was our first cruise in 30 years. Pros Embarkment and disembarkation were very organized and easy. The staff on board were amazing, especially our stewards cleaning our room. I thought that the entertainment was very good. Loved the Damband, the Rolling Stone band, and the comedian/magician. The World Stage Cast were simply amazing! The food was very good although it was very busy on the Lido deck. The beef brisket on the Lido deck was delicious, the fruit was very fresh and the variety of vegetables for salad was plentiful. Our room was comfortable and kept very clean. Loved the adult only pool. There was a good variety of shore excursions and we enjoyed all three that we did: Tubing down the river at Ocho Rios, Allure Catermeran Sail and Sting Ray Sandbar at the Cayman Island, and Cobá Mayan Ruins and Inglesia Church. It was definitely worth getting the “Get it All” package. It included WiFi, dinner one night at upgraded restaurant, $100 each for shore excursions, and unlimited drinks not over $12. Cons Slamming of the doors in the morning woke us up most mornings. Although the room was clean and comfortable, they do need to replace some furniture. An Evening of Comedy was lacking. Overall, we had a fantastic time and would travel with Holland America again!
First time on Holland and it didn't disappoint. I'm not sure why anyone is complaining about the Eurodam, it seemed very well-kept to me considering it is a pretty old ship. Most upholstery and runs looked pretty new. Yes, the cabins were not the latest, but ours was in good shape. The bathtub was a perk. We had a fully obstructed view as expected but the room was quiet and convenient. The top item was probably food in the MDR (we didn't do any specialty restaurants). The seafood there (and on the Lido) was reliably good as were breads, salads, fruits, and desserts. The casual options (burger place and pizza place) were maybe not as good as some other ships, but fine for what they were. All the staff we dealt with were super friendly. The afternoon tea was a bit of a disappointment. It seemed like they were just having it because people expected it. The scones were pretty dry on both "tea" days. Although it's nice that little tea towers are on each table, it might be better to execute it like Princess where they bring out trays of things and you can pick what you want. It seems there would be less waste and more to enjoy that way. I was seated at a group table one day and there weren't enough trays for each person to sample all the items. It was a little awkward. The chocolate event was also a bit of a let down. In that case they DID bring around trays, but it was in a dark, crowded venue and you couldn't see what you were getting. My husband almost ate a bunch of covered nut-stuff, and he's allergic. The "cake me away" was an impressive culinary event. I only tried one cake but it was delicious and fresh. Husband enjoyed the beer tasting. The entertainment was decent although we were a bit disappointment in the big theater offerings. 2 things were repeated (comedian and solo-singer). Although I assume they did different material each night, they weren't such dynamic acts that 2-nights were needed. In fact we thought Ric Steele was pretty awful -forgetting to plug in his guitar and pandering to the crowd with flattery and religious overtones. He had a nice voice and was likely a Nashville talent at one time, but I would have rather seen the DAM band play his tunes with one of the Eurodam singers. The best entertainment on the ship was the rock group in the Rolling Stone lounge. All of them from great britain except one swede covered everything they did very well with several sets a night. They were great. We liked some of the game shows with Mikey and trivia with him too. Less impressed by Theresa the cruise director, but mostly because she relied too heavily on scripted stuff and teleprompters. She is much better off-the-cuff - please let her speak freely. Shout out to the beautiful library, fitness center, promenade deck (go ahead and replace the remaining cushions there please). We didn't spend as much time as anticipated in the Crow's Nest as it was always crowded but enjoyed early morning on deck 11 aft for coffee. Staff and steward were great. We hope to cruise Holland again.
With refined amenities and Holland America Line signature Mariner’s Dream bed gracing each elegant stateroom, the ship offers six grades of staterooms. Most are ocean-facing, many featuring teak-lined verandas for dining alfresco or private sunbathing.
Holland America Line invites you to dine "As You Wish". To savour Italian cuisine one night and a perfectly grilled porterhouse steak the next. To take your place in the Dining Room at a specific seating time or be spontaneous, following your desires. Onboard, there are restaurants to suit every mood, along with the flexibility to choose the dining style you prefer.
Every day aboard a Holland America cruise ship brings a wealth of cruise activities and indulgences, along with the freedom to partake in as many — or as few — as you please. It's an opportunity to try something new that surprises you, every day. Dabble, discover, daydream — do everything, or do nothing at all.
Whether you want to workout in the Fitness Centre, learn yoga, pamper yourself with a massage and spa treatment, or enjoy a game of basketball, there's a perfect onboard activity for everyone.
Holland America Line's youth activities program, Kids Club, offers an array of entertaining events for kids and teens ages 3-17, supervised by a full-time, professionally trained staff. They'll have an opportunity to join other kids their age for arts and crafts, sports, video game competitions, scavenger hunts, challenging team games and themed parties.
Note: Kids Club is not offered on cruises of 25-days or longer, including all Legendary and Grand Voyages. We will offer a selection of children’s activities throughout these longer voyages for any children who may be onboard.
Safety Comes First
Safety is our primary concern and strict policies are in place for effective supervision. Adult guests are not permitted to remain in Kids Club unless attending to a special-needs child.
Please note: During voyages with a high number of families onboard, we will make all efforts to accommodate interested parties. However, participation in our program cannot be guaranteed. Hours of operation may change to better serve our guests.
