HAL's Cruise Atlas

[POA1]

On 2/19/2021 at 5:37 AM, ski ww said:

The last Cruise Atlas I have is April 2020 April 2021 

 

We, too, have that lovingly illustrated work of fiction. 😉 The e-brochures that @fsdj1097 linked to above are the best thing currently available. There's so much in flux that I don't know if I'd rely on those though.

[sail7seas]

On 2/19/2021 at 6:52 PM, T8NCruise said:

I think she just made a typo.  PC is by invitation.  

 

 

 

🙂  YES,  Sorry,  a  typo

[1ANGELCAT]

@sail7seas  no need to apologize. You are a lot closer to PC than other posters will ever be. 

[CaliforniaAC]

When HAL changed the program, Sail7seas was at the top of four star. Four Star was the highest. That was a long time ago. They added an additional tier, which made five stars. I agree, five isn't much better than four. If they add a six star tier, she will be in it. For the cost, Club Orange has no appeal for me, but HAL does put a lot of focus on it.

[msmayor]

I'll tell you what really made me chuckle...the other day, a brochure from HAL arrived to advertise the 2021 Alaska and Yukon season.

 

"Look dear, a magazine of trips no one is going to be able to take at all..."

 

🙂

 

[rkacruiser]

6 hours ago, msmayor said:

the other day, a brochure from HAL arrived to advertise the 2021 Alaska and Yukon season.

 

Well, you got a brochure.  As a 5 Star Mariner, I haven't.

 

All is not well----yet----in the corporate offices of Holland America Line.  

 

And, that is a very disappointing thought for me.  

[Djptcp]

Why print the Atlas when Holland America and all the cruise lines are in chaos right now? Doesn't do any good to select something that won't sail anyway Their website has improved and much easier to use. We never used the Atlas anyway.

[sueclark]

Hi, sail7seas!  I haven't been on the board for a while. I'm booked on the HAL 2022 W.C. Why don't you join it! I have my fingers crossed that it will actually go.  It's fun to see some of the other original CC folk still here.