Seabourn Odyssey Website

[Iamboatman]

In case you didn't know, Seabourn has created a website just for the Odyssey:

 

http://www.seabournodyssey.com/

 

What do you think?

[CruisinMatt]

Thanks Eric! I think it's great :D

[crystal808]

I like it, too...seems more "user friendly", and quicker.

 

Now, to save my pennies....(!) :eek: ;)

 

Paul

[SantaAna,CA]

I love the dining room, the club room with the fountains, the veranda suites, and especially the swimming pool. Simply gorgeous. Thanks for the tip; no idea they had their own website!

 

Jane

waves to Paul

[Iamboatman]

Thanks.

 

I think Seabourn has done a great job with the site. Lots of readily available information. I suspect more info with suite layouts, better deck plans, etc. will be forthcoming.

[Keith1010]

Thank you so very much for posting this link. I agree with you. The site is really good.

 

Thanks,

Keith

[wripro]

I like that it shows more of the public rooms than the brochure. Makes me anticipate it even more.

[eroller]

The ship looks really fantastic. I love the colors, fabrics, and furniture they have chosen. The pool area looks extremely inviting as well.

 

Two points of interest.

 

1. The cabin balcony railings on Deck 4 appear to be all steel and not glass. These may be cabins to be avoided if possible (especially if they are not priced much lower).

 

2. I love the double height dining room ceiling, which is very unusual for a ship of this size. Space is truly a premium on small luxury ships. On the deck plan you can see the cavities on Deck 5 where double height ceiling extends into, but there is a corridor that runs through it like a tunnel. I wonder how this will look in the dining room itself, with a narrow center section of ceiling at single height, then two sections to the left and right of it at double height. It should make for a very dramatic room.

 

Ernie

[Iamboatman]

The V1 and V2 do not have solid steel balconies. I have been told that, in actuality, it is about 12 inches of steel with the remainder being glass. You will be able to see out even when sitting in these suites, so there is - I am told - nothing to worry about or avoid.

[seapenarth]

In case you didn't know, Seabourn has created a website just for the Odyssey:

 

http://www.seabournodyssey.com/

 

What do you think?

 

excellent.:)

[Iamboatman]

A new mailing is coming out for the triplets and it has the same antique brown and tan format. I think this is new feel of Seabourn's marketing. I like it.

[Martita B.]

I enjoyed Captain Geir-Arne's photos of the Odyssey being built in Italy ~~~

If you've not visited his photo album website go take a look!

Martita B.

[avalon1025]

Just booked August 8th 2009 on her!!!!

[Iamboatman]

Just booked August 8th 2009 on her!!!!

 

Congratulations.