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Most ships, passengers are not allowed on the Heliport...

There was one exception when we sailed on the Summit to Alaska:

 

When the ship cruised into Hubbard Glacier, passengers were allowed on the Heliport to view the Glacier...

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The Voyager, and Radience ships are the only ones with heliports! The others, the bow is off limits to the public, cuse that is wear all the anchor stuff is!

 

We're on Rhapsody .. have to find some other FUN place to watch the pier disappear :p

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Heliports are open on Radiance-class ships as well. The way to access it on those ships is to go out to the lifeboat area on deck 5 and keep walking fore until you find it. (They don't advertise it but they'll tell you if you ask)

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Heliports are open on Radiance-class ships as well. The way to access it on those ships is to go out to the lifeboat area on deck 5 and keep walking fore until you find it. (They don't advertise it but they'll tell you if you ask)

Actually...on our Serenade cruise, the did sort of "advertise" it by inviting passengers to view the Pitons (and Monserrat) from the helicopter deck. It was pretty crowded those times, but other times it was a great place to get away from the crowds.

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One of our favorite activities on cruises is to be able to go out to the bow, especially at night--so we really enjoy Radiance and Voyager class ships. Our first cruise was on a 37-year-old ship and we could get out to the bow day or night and we have been hooked ever since. Unfortunately, most of the more modern ships do not have access to the bow.

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On BOS it is forward on the Promanade deck. We went there to watch the ship go through the Gaton Lock in Pamana. I will say it was way windy there even though we were going slow. Just 3 decks up the wind was not as bad b/c the glass breaks it.

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