Who shouldn go on a Radisson Diamond cruise?
Radisson Diamond has two elevators and two staterooms equipped for the physically challenged. While doorways to open decks are easily maneuvered, most public bathrooms aren’t wheelchair accessible and the gangway can be difficult, depending on the tide and angle of ascent. A Radisson Diamond cruise may be inappropriate for most children; there are no facilities on board designed for them or their amusement. Who should select a Radisson Diamond cruise? Couples of all ages, singles, and groups who appreciate superb dining and exquisite service. Organized diversions are for the most part social and singles traveling on their own are encouraged to participate. Guests can choose to take part in the list of daily activities, borrow a book, game or video from the nicely-stocked library, or do nothing at all. There’s no pressure. When selecting a stateroom on Radisson Diamond, keep in mind that all but the four Master Suites (at 522 square feet) measure a total of 243 square feet, which includ
