Janice Wald HendersonSept. 7, 2010
Cruise ships are like a Hollywood actor, they often get facelifts when they grow old. Personally, I like the stars, of course, mature, and ships are made knife.
I remember cruising 296-passenger Silver Wind when it is a newbie to the 1990 's. (It 's the second oldest of six vessels Silvers Cruises luxury liner.) Everything, marble, linen, looked and felt expensive. Crystal and polished teak was everywhere. Homes were suites, alcohol was free and grants were involved. Servers are back turned to pamper guests. Like most cruisers, I was impressed.
Today 's Silver Wind offers the same facilities. All-suite accommodations, complimentary drinks and the staff tips are included. The service is over-the-top good. But when I got on the Silver Wind May wowed ready, I heard 't see any change at first. Only the ship 's new profile caught my eye.
Funnel design change was obvious. Silver Wind is the first use of the fleet Silvers name instead of the brand image with a funnel. And then, I saw a profile. If there was once open space on deck 9, is now a beauty salon, spa and gym. However, lines are subtle, and the ship 's profile is still stylish.
Interestingly, other changes revealed himself up. It was like watching someone who had a major face lift, you do not 't notice the work. You will find that someone looks good, but you can 't pinpoint why.
Wise. Most customers have a way Silvers
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