ms Maasdam
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The 55,451-gross-ton ms Maasdam entered service in 1993. The ship, fifth in Holland America Line's 125-year history to bear the name, is a floating masterpiece of the shipbuilders' art, combining the best of Old World tradition with state-of-the-art modern technology. The 720-foot-long Maasdam carries 1,266 passengers and a crew of 602. The Maasdam features a $2 million collection of art and artifacts, continuing a tradition of on-board artwork that has become a trademark of the company's fleet. With the theme of Dutch worldwide exploration, treasures from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries reflect a time of adventure and discovery. Original works of art created especially for the ship also are featured in public rooms and staterooms. The Maasdam features a penthouse suite, 28 suites and 120 mini suites. Each of the 149 suites and deluxe staterooms has a private verandah, a VCR, whirlpool bath and minibar. All staterooms are equipped with sofas, hairdryers, individually controlled air conditioning, telephone with computerized wake-up service, multi-channel music system and closed circuit television. In each room the beds are convertible from one queen size to two singles. Fifty-two staterooms have connecting doors. Six staterooms are equipped to accommodate physically challenged guests.
 
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