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The American River Cruise revolution continues with American Harmony, the newest ship in American Cruise Lines’ highly anticipated series of contemporary riverboats. These, the first modern riverboats ever in the U.S., have introduced many pioneering innovations to America’s waters.  American Harmony will feature lounges soaring 40 feet above the water with triple the glass of other riverboats for astounding views. The new riverboat will also feature the Atrium, a four-story glass-enclosed area, which will serve as the central gathering point for the entire ship with a large domed skylight. Our new suite design will allow for unprecedented comfort while traveling, beginning with the new Grand Suites featuring 900 square feet of private space. These spacious suites include two glass walls and a wraparound private balcony. Complimentary room service during select mealtimes is available for every stateroom, but the Grand Suites offer ample space to host small cocktail parties or private dinner events. American Harmony will continue American Cruise Lines’ decade's long tradition for innovation in river cruising. With a capacity of just 184 guests, this new ship has the modern design features and contemporary styling that today’s traveler has come to expect. Experience the American Harmony for yourself next spring on the Mississippi River. 

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American Harmony

The 190-passenger American Harmony has the modern amenities and contemporary styling that today’s traveler has come to expect.

American Harmony has the modern amenities and contemporary styling that today’s traveler has come to expect. Featured are expansive lounges with large glass windows, offering astounding views. This new ship also features a five-story, glass-enclosed atrium with a large domed skylight, which serves as the central gathering point for the entire ship.

American Harmony Highlights

• Grand dining room accommodates all guests together
• program featuring locally sourced ingredients
• Many lounges offer an atmosphere for every mood
• Evening entertainment focuses on music and history
• Onboard historians and naturalists
• Cocktail hour each evening
• Putting green on the top deck
• Elevator access to all decks of the ship
• All-American Crew
• Exercise room with the latest equipment
• Laundry facilities
• Complimentary Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)

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The staterooms onboard the American Harmony are the most spacious and modern in U.S. small ship cruising – each with the finest appointments, modern décor, and a private balcony. Your stateroom is a comfortable haven and the perfect place to relax and enjoy the ever-changing scenery from your large private balcony.

The new suite design allows for unprecedented comfort while traveling, beginning with the new Grand Suites featuring 800 square feet of private space. These spacious suites include two glass walls and a wraparound private balcony. Complimentary room service during select mealtimes is available for every stateroom, but the Grand Suites offer ample space to host small cocktail parties or private dinner events.

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• Private balconies
• Twice daily stateroom service
• Breakfast room service
• Satellite TV and DVD player in all staterooms
• Sliding glass balcony doors offer panoramic views
• Full-size private bathrooms with a full set of amenities
• Individual climate control

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If Alaska glaciers, wildlife and wilderness adventures top your list for an ultimate vacation, an Alaska cruise with Holland America Line is the way to do it. We have been sharing the wonders of Alaska longer than any other cruise line, and we know how to make the journey an unforgettable one. Here’s your guide to Alaska cruises with Holland America Line:

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Embark on the ultimate Alaska cruise vacation with 2026 Alaska cruise itineraries ranging from seven to 28 days. Set sail from Seattle or Vancouver to discover popular Alaska ports, natural wonders and hidden gems. In Juneau, visit Mendenhall Glacier, hike trails to sparkling waterfalls or go on a whale-watching tour. In Ketchikan, experience the rainforests, glaciers and wildlife of Misty Fjords National Monument. Immerse yourself in these destinations and more on shore excursions .

If you want to dive even deeper into Alaska’s wilderness, embark on an Alaska cruisetour with nine to 18-day itineraries. Visit Denali National Park & Preserve, experience the nostalgia of Dawson City in Canada’s Klondike Yukon Territory, and enjoy the sights as you kick back and relax on our private glass-domed railcars. With so much to do and see, you may just find yourself coming back time and time again. Our 2026 Alaska Cruisetours will be available for booking in the near future. If you’re looking to go on a 2025 Alaska Cruisetour , you can book one now.

When you go to Alaska on a Holland America Line cruise, you will see more Alaska glaciers than with any other cruise line. Enjoy up-close views of these icy-blue giants from the comfort of our cruise ship. Experience a day in Glacier Bay National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – only accessible by air or sea.

Knowing these wonders are as much a highlight for you as they are for us, you can cruise with confidence with our Glacier Guarantee ™. That means if we do not visit a glacier during your Alaska journey, you will receive a Future Cruise Credit equal to 15% of your cruise fare. We have been showcasing the breathtaking wonders of Alaska since 1947, so we know these gigantic glaciers well. We are still in awe every time we see them, and we know you will be, too.

As mesmerizing as the glaciers are, Alaska wildlife will also have you in awe. From whales and seals to Alaska’s “Big Five,” you will have more access to wildlife with Holland America Line than with any other cruise line. Imagine seeing a whale bubble-net feeding and harbor seals floating on ice. Experience the sight of eagles flying overhead, or bears catching salmon along the shore. With more than 175 animal sanctuary, sightseeing and shore excursion activities that bring you close to the creatures of Alaska, you will have many tales to tell.

Plus, as part of our immersive “We Love Alaska” programming, you will have the opportunity to learn more about Alaska’s history, culture, wilderness and wildlife through Alaska Up Close presentations. From wildlife experts to National Park Service Rangers, those who know Alaska best share the significance of every sight.

Our Alaska cruisetours combine land and sea experiences by adding two to 11 days of land exploration to your cruise itinerary. Going beyond shore excursions at Alaska’s ports of call, your cruisetour is made easy with stays at our exclusive 60-acre Holland America Denali Lodge – your base camp for adventure at the gates of Denali National Park & Preserve. Our glass-domed McKinley Explorer® railcars will take you deeper into the wilderness where you could see Alaska’s “Big Five” – bears, moose, caribou, Dall sheep and wolves – throughout the journey.

All Alaska cruisetours include a guided visit to Denali National Park & Preserve, and you can also venture into the Yukon on select itineraries, making you feel like you stepped back in time to the days of the Klondike Gold Rush. As the only cruise line that takes you into the heart of the Yukon Territory with expert-led guides, prepare to experience the history and sights of Dawson City .

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dawson City used to be the destination for Gold Rush prospectors in search of fast fortunes. Here you will find guides in costume sharing the history of the town through site tours. Consider stopping by Diamond Tooth Gerties, Canada’s oldest gambling hall, where you can try your luck at various games of chance and take in a can-can show, led by Diamond Tooth Gertie herself. If you want to pan for gold, you can do that, too. In fact, gold is still one of the top industries here.

When you cruise with us you don’t just see the world from your doorstep – you taste it with fresh flavors, locally sourced ingredients and destination-inspired menus. As part of our Global Fresh Fish Program , we serve 100% fresh, traceable wild Alaska seafood that is certified sustainable by Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM). Tasting Alaska’s fresh and flavorful seafood on our ships has long been part of our immersive culinary experiences. If catching a big one is at the top of your list during an Alaska cruise, consider reeling in a catch on select fishing-focused shore excursions and savor every bite onboard through our  Savor My Catch program. Our expert chefs prepare and serve it in a true ocean-to-table experience.

To help you plan an epic and unforgettable Alaska vacation, consider contacting our Personal Cruise Consultants. They are experts on the  Holland America Line cruise experience and have knowledge about destinations around the world, including Alaska. They are here to help you plan every detail of your cruise at no extra cost to you, as this is a complimentary service for our guests. Also explore offers and cruise deals that could be available at the time of your booking to help make the most of your cruise vacation.

Below are additional resources to help you plan an Alaska cruise:

Guide to Glaciers in Alaska Guide to Glacier Bay National Park Whale Watching on an Alaska Cruise How to Find the Best Alaska Wildlife Tours How to Find the Best Binoculars for Wildlife Viewing in Alaska How to Choose the Best Camera for Your Cruise

Using our guide and travel tips, you can prepare for an unforgettable Alaska cruise highlighted by natural wonders and awe-inspiring sights.

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22 things to do on a cruise when it's rainy and cold

One of the best ways to spend a vacation is basking in the sun by a cruise ship pool with a frozen cocktail in hand. Sometimes, though, Mother Nature has other plans.

While we typically hope for sunny skies and warm breezes during a cruise, perfect weather is no guarantee. That doesn't mean you can't still enjoy your time at sea. Cruise ships provide almost limitless ways for passengers to enjoy their time on board — both outdoors and indoors.

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You can find plenty of ways to pass the time indoors, from working out and competing at trivia to perusing the shops and kicking back at a cafe. If you encounter cold and rainy conditions during your next cruise vacation, consider the following activities to fill your day with fun.

Cards or crossword puzzles are a good distraction from the bad weather outside. Try card games like rummy, blackjack and spades for two or more players. You might also find board games, crossword puzzles or jigsaw puzzles in the ship's library or lounge area. Cruisers aboard a Virgin Voyages ship can find a variety of board games in the Game Closet, just outside the arcade.

If you're a bridge enthusiast, you'll likely find ample opportunities to play bridge with fellow passengers. Some cruise lines, like MSC Cruises , Crystal and Cunard Line , offer lessons and games supervised by accredited bridge instructors.

Forgot to pack your own deck of playing cards? You'll likely find logo-branded decks of cards in one of the onboard shops, which can double as your cruise vacation souvenir.

Enjoy a leisurely morning with room service

Tuck into a plate of waffles or eggs Benedict and savor a cup of hot coffee while you're tucked in your cozy cabin bed. You can order via the room service number on your in-cabin phone. Additionally, some cruise line apps include a room-service feature that allows you to order food to be delivered almost anywhere on board.

Room service fees vary from line to line, but you'll likely enjoy no-fee room service if you sail on an upscale line like Cunard, Oceania Cruises , Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Seabourn Cruise Line . Disney Cruise Line also offers free room service.

Continental breakfast (think fruit, cereal, danishes, toast, bagels, muffins and yogurt) is often complimentary on some cruise lines like Royal Caribbean , Carnival Cruise Line and Holland America . Other lines, including Norwegian Cruise Line, MSC and Celebrity Cruises , charge a fee for continental breakfast. Check out our line-by-line guide to in-cabin dining for everything you need to know about cruise ship room service.

Make use of your drink package

Create your own onboard bar crawl by visiting a few venues and sampling a new cocktail at each. Your watering hole tour can help familiarize you with the layout of your ship and might even reveal a new favorite hangout for the rest of your cruise.

Additionally, some lines offer wine and liquor-tasting events. Options include chocolate and liquor tastings on Disney ships, wine-tasting events with Royal Caribbean and martini-tasting flights at Carnival's Alchemy Bar.

Spoil yourself at the spa

Whether you purchase a thermal suite pass for the length of your cruise or book a single treatment from the ship's spa menu, you'll probably feel so relaxed you won't care what the weather is like outside.

A thermal suite is the section of the ship's spa that includes steam rooms, aromatic showers, thalassotherapy pools, whirlpools and/or heated tile loungers. Some of Norwegian Cruise Line's vessels feature a salt room in the thermal suite (salt crystals are believed to improve respiratory issues and skin problems). The Enclave thermal suite areas on Princess Cruises ' Royal Princess and Regal Princess tout a hammam, a Turkish-style bath with a marble bed for mud and salt treatments.

Related: The 7 best cruise ship spas

Belting out your favorite song in a room full of new friends is a great way to pass the time when less-than-ideal weather curtails your outdoor activities. Virgin Voyages sailings level up the karaoke experience with a designated karaoke lounge complete with private pink-and-purple karaoke rooms.

Play trivia

Showcase your knowledge of random facts or wow your shipmates with your level of "Harry Potter" fandom during a trivia game. The number of games throughout the day varies by cruise line, but there is usually at least one on the schedule daily. Many cruise lines offer prizes for trivia winners. I once earned Carnival's coveted "ship on a stick" thanks to my proficiency in cartoons.

Take a fitness class

What better way to chase away the chill of a rainy day than to work up a sweat? In addition to having a designated fitness center (included in your fare), most cruise lines offer a variety of group fitness classes. You'll find Pilates, yoga, spin classes, cardio boxing and boot camp-type classes aboard Norwegian, Celebrity, Royal Caribbean, MSC and others.

The for-fee classes are led by certified instructors and are often scheduled throughout the day. Virgin Voyages is the outlier here, as all onboard fitness classes are free, but you will need to reserve a spot as soon as you board. (If you packed your legwarmers and neon headband, don't miss the '80s-themed workout .)

Related: Do cruise ships have gyms? Here's how to stay fit on a cruise

See a movie

While many lines feature large outdoor movie screens often situated by the ship's main pool area, some lines also have a traditional-style indoor theater.

For example, passengers aboard any Disney ship can enjoy first-run films in the art deco-style Buena Vista Theater. Cunard's ships — Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth and the new Queen Anne — boast the Royal Court Theatre, which hosts film screenings (in addition to live performances and special lectures).

Carnival Vista and Carnival Horizon are home to 187-seat IMAX Theaters, where passengers can immerse themselves in Hollywood blockbusters and compelling documentaries shown on a three-deck-tall screen. Moviegoers in Holland America's Wajang Theatre (on Volendam and Zaandam) can enjoy free popcorn with the show.

Warm up with a specialty coffee

If you've purchased a drink package for your cruise , it likely includes fancy coffees from the ship's onboard cafe or bistro. Even if you didn't, prices for specialty coffees on a cruise ship are in line with what you'd expect to pay on land (from around $3 to $5, depending on your coffee size and add-ins like syrup and extra espresso shots). Specialty coffees are included in your fare on luxury lines like Windstar, Viking and Oceania.

Browse the shops

While every cruise line is different, most cruise ships include shops offering duty-free cosmetics, liquor and jewelry, and cruise line-branded souvenir stores. Some vessels feature outposts of brand-name stores like Victoria's Secret, Coach and Kate Spade. Even if you don't want to buy, browsing can be a fun way to pass the time.

Attend a talk or lecture

Many cruise lines include some sort of lecture series as part of the itinerary. Experts speak on a variety of topics — from meditation and wellness to stargazing and history. Often, lecture subjects are designed to deepen or enhance your knowledge of the destinations you visit, offering insight into local culture, history or cuisine. Viking offers a robust lecture program, which provides insight into the art, music, geopolitics and nature of each port of call.

Attend an afternoon tea

Afternoon tea is a British tradition that can be enjoyed on many cruise ships. Luxury lines like Crystal, Seabourn and Regent Seven Seas go all-out, with tea services that include freshly made pastries and finger sandwiches served on delicate china. Mainstream ships like Carnival offer a more casual affair in the main dining room. Most basic tea services are complimentary, though you can upgrade your experience with Champagne or other add-ons for a fee.

Take a dance class

Whether you have two left feet or want to level up your already-honed dancing skills, a dance lesson can be an excellent remedy for yucky weather. Cruise ship dance lessons are often free and can be found on various ships.

Cunard is known for its ballroom lessons set in a spacious and opulent ballroom aboard Queen Mary 2 and a smaller but equally spectacular ballroom on Queen Victoria. Cruisers on a Celebrity sailing can learn salsa, rumba or waltz moves from the line's professional dancers. Crystal typically offers group dance classes for all levels for free, but you can pony up for private lessons at $100 per class.

Enjoy arts and crafts time

Feeling creative? Many vessels host art classes and other crafty activities daily during your sailing.

Oceania's Artist Loft, on Marina and Riviera, is a designated studio space where an artist-in-residence offers workshops. Passengers on a Cunard sailing can take part in watercolor classes, art seminars and other activities. Classes are free, and art kits are available for purchase.

Additionally, Uniworld has an expert photographer or artist on board many of its river cruise sailings to lead complimentary classes for passengers. Royal Caribbean's "Arty Party" at Adventure Art, part of the kids' program, lets younger cruisers create culturally inspired projects that vary by itinerary.

Try an escape room

Some Royal Caribbean and Norwegian ships feature an escape room experience. You must make a reservation, and it's an added-fee activity ($15 per person on Norwegian sailings and from $8.99 to $19.99 aboard Royal Caribbean ships).

Norwegian cruise ships that offer an escape room are Norwegian Encore, Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Getaway and Norwegian Epic. You'll find escape rooms aboard several Royal Caribbean ships. They include Harmony of the Seas, Symphony of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, Ovation of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas, Allure of the Seas, Independence of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas and Navigator of the Seas. The newest Royal Caribbean ship, Icon of the Seas, will also feature an escape room experience.

Read a book

I rarely travel without something to read, whether it's a physical book or one of the many unread e-books waiting for me on my Kindle. So, I'm all in for any excuse to dive into a good read.

I'll read anywhere, but a quiet nook or designated library space can provide an ideal backdrop to lose yourself in a book for an hour or so. During a November wine cruise aboard AmaWaterways' AmaPrima, I weathered a few cold and rainy days in the lounge's library nook, complete with a faux fireplace. I sipped wine and devoured the book I brought with me. It was heaven.

No book? No problem. Some cruise ships tout well-stocked libraries filled with books and magazines for every interest. Cunard bills itself as having the largest book collections at sea. The library shelves aboard Queen Mary 2 hold over 10,000 novels, so I'd say that claim is accurate.

Need book recommendations? Here are 19 books about travel worth considering.

Hit the casino

You'll find casinos on most mainstream cruise ships, including lines like Holland America, Princess, Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian (except for Pride of America), MSC, Celebrity and Virgin Voyages.

A hub of excitement, the lively space will be chock-full of slot machines (sometimes hundreds of them) and gaming tables. Try your luck at blackjack, roulette, poker and other games. Tournaments and beginner lessons are often held on sea days.

Check out the arcade

I may be old school, but I could spend hours (and thousands of quarters) playing Galaga. Lucky for me (but maybe not my wallet), many mainstream ships feature extra-cost arcades. Often they're situated near high-trafficked areas like bars or casual dining venues. Just swipe your keycard, and it will charge the cost to play the game straight to your onboard account.

Several Royal Caribbean ships have Playmakers, the line's combination sports bar and arcade. It's situated along the Boardwalk on the line's Oasis Class vessels, but often in a tucked-away location on other ships.

Enjoy live music

Whether it's an acoustic guitarist near Latitudes Bar on Carnival Celebration or grand piano melodies in the Centrum of Royal Caribbean's Vision and Radiance Class ships, live music can elevate the ambience during a cold, rainy day.

Check your ship's activities newsletter or mobile app for live entertainment that's scheduled for the day.

Sign up for a cooking or mixology class

Depending on what cruise line you're sailing with, you might be able to sign up for a culinary class, chef demonstration or cocktail-making class.

Some Disney ships offer "Be Our Chef" cooking classes in the Palo kitchen, led by Palo chefs. On some Holland America and Regent Seven Seas cruises, you can learn French cooking techniques or acquire other culinary skills under the guidance of master chefs. Royal Caribbean cruisers can take a sushi-making class.

Mixology classes are also often available on Disney, Carnival, Cunard and other lines.

Relax by the ship's all-weather pool

Some cruise ships boast a covered pool area, ideal for a rainy-day swim.

On many Royal Caribbean ships, you'll find the Solarium, an indoor and outdoor retreat sheltered by a glass roof. The adults-only area features a pool, hot tubs and a relaxing bar and lounge area. Also named Solarium, the 18-plus area on board Celebrity's Solstice Class ships features heated hot tubs, comfy loungers and a lap pool. Cunard's Pavilion Pool on Queen Mary 2 is a golden-age-of-travel sanctuary.

The Pavilion aboard Cunard's newest ship, Queen Anne (due to launch in May 2024), will also sport a retractable glass roof. The area will be home to a pool, three whirlpools, lounge chairs, a bar, a grill for food by the pool, a gelateria and a stage for entertainment.

Take an afternoon nap

Sometimes the best thing to do on a cold, rainy cruise day is absolutely nothing at all. Just hang that "do not disturb" sign on your cabin door, grab your sleeping mask and enjoy a little shut-eye. After all, what's a vacation without a lot of R&R?

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Harmony Of The Seas deck plans

Deck layouts, review of facilities, activities, amenities.

Harmony Of The Seas deck plan review at CruiseMapper provides newest cruise deck plans (2024-2025-2026 valid floor layouts of the vessel) extracted from the officially issued by Royal Caribbean deckplan pdf (printable version).

Each of the Harmony Of The Seas cruise ship deck plans are conveniently combined with a legend (showing cabin codes) and detailed review of all the deck's venues and passenger-accessible indoor and outdoor areas. A separate link provides an extensive information on Harmony Of The Seas staterooms (cabins and suites), including photos, cabin plans and amenities by room type and category.

Harmony of the Seas (2016-built, last refurbished in 2021) is the first of all four identical design (Oasis-Plus class) Royal Caribbean cruise ships - with sisterships Symphony OTS (2018), Wonder OTS (2022) and Utopia OTS (2024). Royal Caribbean Harmony ship is the world’s largest passenger liner , exceeding in size and passenger capacity the Oasis-class sisterships Allure OTS and Oasis OTS .

Note: CruiseMapper's Harmony OTS deck plans are valid for 2023-2024-2025 (through April 20th).

The following aerial photo shows an Oasis-class vessel (as looked at from above).

Harmony of the Seas cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 2745 staterooms for 5497 passengers (max capacity is 6410) served by 2400 crew-staff. The boat has 17 decks (16 passenger-accessible, 12 with cabins), 26 lounges and bars, 9-deck-high Zip Line, 2 rock-climbing walls, 2 FlowRiders, 19 pools. (including 4 swimming pools, 1 kids pool), 9 outdoor Jacuzzis (whirlpool hot tubs, including 2 cantilevered).

A total of 24 elevators (12x forward + 12x aft) provide access all the way to deck 16, while decks 17 and 18 are accessed by 6 lifts. Two escalators (1x forward + 1x aft) interconnect decks 2-3.

The ship's first drydock was a month-long project (April 2021) at Navantia Shipyard in Cadiz Spain . The docking was for routine maintenance works (done to cruise ships usually every 5 years) to keep them properly maintained. Harmony OTS's 2021 drydock included mainly technical works (propellers, fin stabilizers, bottom valves, hull painting) and classification inspection.

Deck layouts

Deck 02 - tendering-hospital, deck 03 - ice rink-cabins, deck 04 - entertainment place-cabins-casino-studio b, deck 05 - promenade-lobby-shops-spa, deck 06 - boardwalk-cabins-aquatheater-gym, deck 07 - cabins-helideck, deck 08 - central park-cabins, deck 09 - cabins, deck 10 - cabins, deck 11 - cabins, deck 12 - bridge-cabins, deck 14 - kids-cabins, deck 15 - sports-pools-teens-waterslides, deck 16 - lido-flowriders-ultimate abyss, deck 17 - loft suites1, deck 18 - loft suites2-waterslides, deck 19 - topdeck-aerial view.

Harmony Of The Seas deck plans are property of Royal Caribbean . All deck layouts are for informational purposes only and CruiseMapper is not responsible for their accuracy.