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Holland America Line begins 2026 Alaska season with Eurodam, 100+ sailings, new excursions, and Teen Ranger program.
via Cruise Weekly · Published Apr 26, 2026 · 1 min read
Holland America Line launches its 2026 Alaska season tomorrow with Eurodam's arrival in Seattle. The cruise operator will deploy six ships across more than 100 sailings throughout the season. The line has developed 25 new shore excursions, including guided floatplane and hiking experiences to Norris Glacier in Juneau and moose discovery tours in Anchorage. All Alaska itineraries feature a Glacier Day stop at destinations such as Endicott Arm or Dawes Glacier. Holland America is introducing a Teen Ranger program across its Alaska fleet, providing specialized activities for passengers aged 13-17 during Glacier Day visits. The company emphasizes fresh seafood offerings and cultural experiences as core elements of the expanded program.
Originally reported by Cruise Weekly, bp@traveldaily.com.au (April 23, 2026).
Source: Cruise Weekly — https://cruiseweekly.com.au/news/hal-alaska-2026/88328
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