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Information on Panama Canal Cruises and what else to do around the Panama CanalThe MS Maasdam Cruise Ship in the Panama Canal
The Maasdam Cruise Ship in the Panama Canal under the new Centenial BridgeThe MS Maasdam is a Holland America cruise ship named for a dam located on the Maas River in the Netherlands. The Maasdam features a teak promenade deck, two-tiered dining room, and atrium with glass sculpture. The ship also features an expansive art collection.
The vessel serves destinations in Atlantic Canada, New England, Europe, and the Caribbean.In the attached images you can see the Maasdam Cruise Ship in the Panama Canal
on her South Bound Transit on January 13th 2010.
The Maasdam Cruise Ship in the Panama Canal
on her South Bound Transit on January 13th 2010.
The Maasdam Cruise Ship entering the Culebra Cut in the Panama Canalms Maasdam
Ship Facts:
Ship's Registry: The Netherlands
Passenger capacity: 1,258
Crew members: 580
Gross Tonnage: 55,575 grt.
Length: 719 feet
Beam: 101 feet
Maximum speed: 22 knots
Dedicated: December 1993, by actress June AllysonAt 720-feet, the ms Maasdam is designed to carry fewer guests while providing more space for maximum comfort. Many staterooms feature commanding ocean views, and each suite has a private verandah.
