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THE ANATOMY OF A CRUISE SHIP
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Benefits:
Larger ships
offer many more facilities,activities,choices and options
Smaller Ships
are often more dramatic-looking
offer a more intimate atmosphere
can sail into a smaller places
are able to serve a wider spectrum of guest types
permit easier embarkation & debarkation
easily accommodate groups
are generally quite stable in the water
make it simple for passengers to get to know the ship & others on board
Riverboats
Public Space
SHIP FACILITIES
2 types of ship facilities :
Private (or crew) space
THE ANATOMY OF A CRUISE SHIP
Masted sailing ship
passenger barge are usually luxurious;affording a pampered and leisurely discovery of the countryside
Multipurpose ship
Barges
these vessels permit passengers to experience America's great rivers
these ships serve many functions
ferries provide an overnight or even multiday,cruise like experience,with private staterooms,glitzy entertainment.
Miscellaneous
many unusual forms of water transportation provide cruise like vacations.
newer or "modern" ships
Size of Ships
synthetic materials more common
larger public areas
very small: under 200 pax
modern appearance
small: 200-500 pax
large windows
fewer obstructed stateroom views
medium: 500-1,200 pax
stateroom verandas more likely
larger swimming pools
large: 1,200-2,000 pax or more
The classic ocean liner
"promenade" decks less common
Older or "classic" ships
much use of wood,brass and other natural materials
modest-sized public areas
primarily used for transatlantic crossings or world voyages
nostalgic appearance
small windows
stateroom verandahs more rare
smaller swimming pools
Small ships
The contemporary cruise ship
"promenade" decks common