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Old Feb 6, 2009 | 3:26 pm
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"traditional" promenade deck

The wife and I are going on a Celebrity ship out of SJU in a couple weeks. It got me thinking, too late, how much I like the traditional promenade deck where one can walk, stroll, run, whatever, entirely on one deck around the ship, mid-deck, not the windy top levels. Can anyone enlighten me on whcih ships are best for this?
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Old Feb 7, 2009 | 8:30 pm
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All Holland America ships have the traditional Promenade Deck.
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Old Feb 8, 2009 | 8:45 pm
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What SRQ said. Deck 3 on the Eurodam. It was disappointing you could not see the bow from it, but it was still nice.
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Old Feb 9, 2009 | 6:41 am
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You can check out the decks of any ship on each of the cruiselines' websites. Research is half the fun of travel!!
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Both the Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity have traditional promenade decks.
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Old Mar 16, 2009 | 7:57 pm
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Originally Posted by gonezen
The wife and I are going on a Celebrity ship out of SJU in a couple weeks. It got me thinking, too late, how much I like the traditional promenade deck where one can walk, stroll, run, whatever, entirely on one deck around the ship, mid-deck, not the windy top levels. Can anyone enlighten me on whcih ships are best for this?
Most (maybe all?) of the Princess ships have the wrap around promenade deck. I really missed this on my recent Celebrity cruise. In addition to being a good place to walk on the Princess ships, the promenade deck is also a nice place to sit in a lounge chair and enjoy the ocean air while reading. The Celebrity ship had ZERO chairs on their partial promenade deck.
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Old Mar 17, 2009 | 2:39 pm
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Most (maybe all?) of the Princess ships have the wrap around promenade deck. I really missed this on my recent Celebrity cruise. In addition to being a good place to walk on the Princess ships, the promenade deck is also a nice place to sit in a lounge chair and enjoy the ocean air while reading. The Celebrity ship had ZERO chairs on their partial promenade deck.
Any of the Grand class ships (including the larger versions such as the Caribbean, Crown, Emerald and Ruby) have promenade decks that require you to climb a set of stairs to go around the front. Still nice because you can generally get up there and actually look straight forward, unlike the promenade deck on say, the Coral Princess, but probably not as good for those that like to run.

The Sun class, the R class, and Coral/Island twins all have single level promenade decks (the Sun class might require going through some doors at the back from what I can find, I've never been on one, so don't know).
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