Club Orange is Holland America's premium fare tier — a paid upgrade layered onto any standard booking that unlocks the dedicated Club Orange restaurant, a complimentary category upgrade, priority embarkation, and premium in-cabin amenities.
The core Club Orange benefit is the dedicated restaurant — open for breakfast and dinner, no reservations required, with a menu distinct from the main dining room. On Pinnacle-class ships Club Orange occupies a private venue adjacent to the main dining room; on older ships it is a reserved section of the Pinnacle Grill.
Additional benefits include a complimentary one-category stateroom upgrade at booking, priority embarkation and tendering, dedicated concierge, and a premium in-cabin welcome package.
Club Orange sits below the Pinnacle Suite tier and above the standard fare. For guests who want the strongest included dining without paying suite-class pricing, it is the correct HAL booking.
What's included
- Complimentary one-category stateroom upgrade
- Dedicated Club Orange restaurant — breakfast and dinner
- Priority embarkation and tendering
- Dedicated Club Orange concierge
- Premium in-cabin welcome package
Available on
Ships offering this experience
Launched 2021
Rotterdam
HAL's flagship — the seventh ship in the fleet to carry the name Rotterdam and the newest Pinnacle-class vessel.
Launched 2018
Nieuw Statendam
The second Pinnacle-class ship — Caribbean winters and Mediterranean summers on HAL's most globally deployed Pinnacle sister.
Launched 2016
Koningsdam
The first Pinnacle-class ship — HAL's Alaska and Mexican Riviera workhorse from the West Coast.
Launched 2010
Nieuw Amsterdam
The second Signature-class ship — Alaska summer and Caribbean winter on HAL's most balanced mid-size platform.
Launched 2008
Eurodam
The first Signature-class ship — mixed Caribbean, Northern Europe, and Panama Canal deployment.
Launched 2002
Zuiderdam
The first Vista-class ship — HAL's alternating Grand World Voyage flagship, mid-size and port-intensive.
Launched 2003
Oosterdam
The second Vista-class ship — Alaska summers and Australia-New Zealand winters, a genuinely dual-hemisphere platform.
Launched 2004
Westerdam
The third Vista-class ship — Asia spring and Alaska summer, HAL's Asia-Pacific specialist.
Launched 2006
Noordam
The fourth Vista-class ship — mixed Mediterranean, Caribbean, and South American deployment.
Launched 1999
Volendam
HAL's second Grand World Voyage ship — smallest current fleet ship, deepest port access.
Launched 2000
Zaandam
The sister R-class ship — Mexican Riviera winters and Alaska summers on HAL's most nimble mid-size platform.
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