Holland America Prices Just Dropped: 15 Deals in 2026 You Need to See

Is Holland America the right line for you?

Holland America fits travelers who want a premium, relaxed cruise without luxury pricing. Expect strong dining, excellent live music, refined public spaces and mid-sized ships rather than mega-ship thrills. It works especially well for couples, friend groups, empty nesters and multi-generation families who value substance and interesting itineraries over big onboard rides or noisy nightlife districts.

If you prioritize specialty dining, bundled inclusions and thoughtfully curated port calls (Alaska, Northern Europe, Panama Canal, South America and Antarctica stand out), Holland America is worth a close look.

How to squeeze maximum value from Holland America

A few tactics will noticeably lower your total spend while increasing inclusions.

Strategy 1 — Understand the Have It All package

Have It All typically runs around $65 per person per day and combines four core perks:

• Unlimited beverage package
• Wi‑Fi
• Specialty dining credits (number tied to cruise length)
• Shore excursion credits (varies by cruise length)

Those four items alone make the math compelling once you plan to use drinks, Wi‑Fi, at least one specialty meal and an excursion or two.

Strategy 2 — Make the early booking bonus your center of value

When available, the Have It All early booking bonus (often called Have It All Plus) is the biggest single value play. Typical upgrades in the early booking bonus include:

• Prepaid gratuities
• Upgraded Wi‑Fi (premium streaming)
• Upgraded drinks package (sometimes to the “elite” level)
• Price guarantee

Because prepaid gratuities and upgraded Wi‑Fi can represent a big chunk of out-of-pocket shipboard costs, the early booking bonus frequently turns the bundle into a near no‑brainer.

Strategy 3 — Use your credits

Don’t let shore excursion credits or specialty dining credits go unused. Apply those credits to the highest‑value excursions or dining experiences on the itinerary. Even passengers who normally skip ship excursions can often find a single memorable tour that justifies the credit.

Strategy 4 — Skip the bundle when it’s not for you

Have It All isn’t mandatory. If you rarely drink, do not need Wi‑Fi or prefer to buy a la carte, you can book the lowest fare and add only what you want later. Sometimes that still ends up cheaper depending on your onboard habits.

Why Holland America itineraries matter

Two signature itinerary types shine:

• Legendary voyages — longer, often unique routings beyond the typical week.
• Grand voyages — ultra-long sailings spanning 30, 50 days or more, perfect for deep exploration.

These routes avoid repetitive loops and emphasize variety: true transatlantic crossings, Pacific passages, Australia circumnavigations and multi-country Far East runs. When the line discounts these longer, distinctive sailings, the per‑day value can be exceptional.

15 standout Holland America deals (prices = two people in unobstructed balcony cabin, per day)

Listed below are 15 deals that stood out for routes, length and price. Availability of Have It All Plus varies by sailing; where it was available at the time of pricing, the upgraded Have It All Plus number is shown.

1. Rotterdam to Fort Lauderdale — Nieuw Statendam
   December 2027 transatlantic, 14 nights. Listed at about $309 per day (two) for a balcony. Excellent Northern Europe and Atlantic stops.
2. Extended Northern Europe + Iberia + Atlantic — 29/30 nights
   A long, varied transit hitting Northern Europe, Iberian Peninsula and parts of the Mediterranean before the Atlantic crossing. Around $302 per day (two). Have It All Plus quoted at $432.
3. Fort Lauderdale to Barcelona — Oosterdam
   Spring 2027 transatlantic, includes Morocco and Spain before ending in Barcelona. About $234 per day (two). Have It All Plus at $364.
4. Athens to Fort Lauderdale — Oosterdam (Med + Transatlantic)
   Mediterranean highlights (Greek islands, Malta, Sicily, Italian coast) then an Atlantic crossing — remarkable value for a combined Med + transatlantic routing.
5. Barcelona to Fort Lauderdale — Oosterdam (westbound)
   November 2027 westbound transatlantic, stops in Spain, the UK and Bermuda en route. About $115 per person per night was mentioned as a strong value.
6. Seattle to Tokyo — Nordam (North Pacific crossing)
   September 2027, 13 nights, stops include Ketchikan, Hokkaido and Tokyo. Without the early bonus it was under $300 per day (two); Have It All Plus shown at about $410 per day (two).
7. Vancouver to Tokyo — Trans‑Pacific
   2026 sailing where Have It All Plus was not yet available, but the booking included a bonus onboard credit (about $400) and example pricing showed around $398 for some options.
8. Tokyo to Vancouver — Westbound (Westerdam)
   Spring 2027, includes Japan and Alaska scenic cruising. Have It All can come with bonus onboard credit to upgrade extras like premium Wi‑Fi.
9. Miami to Amsterdam — Zyderdam (Transatlantic)
   Spring 2027 transatlantic with Paris stopovers and more. Have It All Plus example at about $352 per day (two).
10. Alaska + Hawaii combo — Nordam
    Inside passage, Alaskan ports plus a Pacific crossing finishing in Hawaii (Kauai, Honolulu, Maui, Hilo). Long 28‑night sailing listed around $383 per day (two) with $600 onboard credit. Upgrading to Have It All on some dates doubled the onboard credit to $1,200.
11. Hong Kong to Singapore — Nordam (Far East Discovery)
    Two‑week Asia discovery with Vietnam, Ha Long Bay, Cambodia, Thailand and the island featured in recent shows. Regular price around $403 per day (two); Have It All Plus about $574.
12. Singapore to Hong Kong — Nordam (Far East)
    Late 2027 two‑week run with Have It All Plus shown at approximately $512 per day (two).
13. Round trip Sydney — Nordam (Australia)
    Two‑week Australia: Sydney, Melbourne, Phillip Island, Tasmania, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island. Roughly $500 per day (two) — a bucket list coastal itinerary.
14. Mediterranean Highlights — Oosterdam (Greece, Sicily, Spain, Malta)
    Summer 2026 sailing hitting UNESCO sites, Montenegro and classic Mediterranean ports. Have It All options and extra onboard credit were available on some sailings.
15. Athens round trip — Eastern Mediterranean
    October 2027 eastern Med with Cyclades and Dodecanese islands, Istanbul, Alexandria, Haifa and Limassol. Have It All available on select dates; excellent exotic mix of ports.

All prices shown were the quoted examples for two people in unobstructed balcony cabins on the dates referenced. Availability, exact pricing and Have It All Plus offers change frequently, so treat these as strong leads rather than final ticket prices.

Booking tips and final checklist

• Pick the right ship: Pinnacle class and newer ships have enhanced music venues and more modern public spaces. Older ships vary in amenities and specialty dining options.
• Center value on Have It All Plus: If you see the early booking bonus, seriously consider it—prepaid gratuities and upgraded Wi‑Fi alone make it compelling.
• Use credits wisely: Apply shore excursion credit to one great excursion and use specialty dining credits for memorable meals.
• Compare lines: Holland America sits near Princess and Celebrity in the premium space but skews calmer and more itinerary‑focused.
• Book early for 2027: Many early booking bonuses show up well into 2027, so planning ahead can lock in the best value.

Who should choose Holland America over other lines?

Travelers who want a relaxed, premium cruise experience with excellent dining and live music, thoughtfully curated itineraries and mid‑sized ships. Great for couples, multi‑generational trips and anyone who prefers substance over nonstop onboard action.

What exactly is included in Have It All?

Typically the beverage package, Wi‑Fi, specialty dining credits and shore excursion credits. The package price averages about $65 per person per day but varies by sailing and season.

How is Have It All Plus different?

The early booking bonus upgrades the standard inclusions: prepaid gratuities, premium streaming Wi‑Fi, a higher tier drinks package and sometimes a price guarantee or bonus onboard credit. When available, it often provides the best overall value.

Can I skip Have It All and still get a good deal?

Yes. If you do not need the bundled items, book the lowest fare and add only what you use. On some sailings you may receive onboard credit instead of Have It All Plus, which can be applied to Wi‑Fi, drinks or gratuities.

Are the prices quoted per person or per cabin?

The sample prices above reflect the quoted rate for two people in an unobstructed balcony cabin, shown as a per‑day figure for the cabin (so you can divide by two for an approximate per‑person daily cost).

How do I find Have It All Plus sailings?

Look for the early booking bonus or Have It All Plus filter on the Holland America booking pages. Travel advisors and cruise specialists can also surface those sailings and confirm which itineraries include the bonus.

Want help booking one of these deals?

If you want a personalized quote, the easiest route is to request one directly at digitalromads.com/cruising. A specialist can confirm availability, secure Have It All Plus when possible and arrange onboard perks.

Which deal would you choose?

Pick one or two dream sailings, compare the Have It All options and prioritize the early booking bonus. The biggest wins come from combining longer, unique itineraries with the early booking upgrades.