Emergency contact number

[elou]

Leaving Sunday and need to leave emergency number with family. Tried to look it up, but it seems I'm getting a few too many different numbers. Thanks.

[Windsailer]

"What Are Your Emergency Phone Numbers?

 

At some point in your travels you may experience an emergency. With this in mind, the following emergency phone numbers are available for your use. Representatives are on hand to assist you in any way they can, including assistance with travel delays and contacting loved ones. During our regular business hours, please call: 800-426-0327.

Representatives are available from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (Pacific Time). Outside of these hours and during holidays, please call 888-361-8803, or 206-301-5293.*

*This number is for emergency use only; please do not call unless you are experiencing an emergency of a critical nature.

Additionally, you can call the ship directly from the shore. We recommend that you use this for the most critical emergencies only: Connecting to a Holland America Line vessel at sea is simple by using Ship Dial Service. A credit card is required for all inbound phone calls to a ship. The rate is $USD16.00 per minute and billing begins at the time specified. Please have the ship's name, your party's name and stateroom number before you call. Instructions:

1. Dial 1-800-993-5483 (US). From outside the U.S. access 1-321-837-6106.

2. Listen to the announcement.

3. Listen to the menu and select the number that corresponds to the ship you are calling.

4. If you receive a busy signal or message, please hang up quickly and try your call again.

[0bnxshs]

If you click on the link below you will go to a post where you will find a link to a file I created that you can download, print and give to family.

 

HAL In Case of Emergency contact list. It lists the information posted by Windsailer in PDF format.

Edited November 13, 2014 by 0bnxshs

[LindaSSF]

Following - good info. Thanks!

 

 

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[Globaliser]

If you click on the link below you will go to a post where you will find a link to a file I created that you can download, print and give to family.

 

HAL In Case of Emergency contact list. It lists the information posted by Windsailer in PDF format.

That thread also contains the listing of the ships' own phone numbers (country code +870) - see this post. I've seen this list in the KBYG booklet that you can download from the HAL website, and hopefully that will continue for those of us who are not in the US and would prefer not to have to pay for a call to the US and then for the further call from that service provider to the ship.