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Shrimp - cold - in the dining room at lunch self serve at the salad bar as well as shrimp cocktail at dinner at least on the grandeur. Never looked in the windjammer so don't know except to say ask. My husband loves his salmon at breakfast but they don't put it out until mid cruise but you can get it if you ask in the windjammer.
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March 13 grandeur of the seas to Bahamas - that's it so far - perhaps another later in 2015.
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Well you wouldn't think people take trivia so seriously but there are some frequent cruisers that have been known to keep their answer sheets. I think the staff have caught on though and vary their questions rather than use the corporate office ones. There are some smart phone offenders and others that want to win so bad that they have extra people sit in etc.
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Trivia cheaters and bad coffee are my only negatives --otherwise, it's fun all the way!
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Hello we were on the grandeur in November, is 8062. My husband called rcl prior and asked about a lounger and was told although none were standard, you may ask your steward to get one. No problem we had one shortly after asking. We only asked for one -- I prefer to lounge in the solarium anyway. There was a coffee maker and the coffee ring packets and the coffee was stale. There is also a tea maker but I ended up using the coffee pot to make tea as it was faster. This was our first junior suite and the price was right and not sure if we will ever be able to repeat it. Looking right now at the March sailing to Bahamas again on the grandeur.
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If you are fluent in Spanish or German you will find something to watch. I just did the nov 1 sailing and I don't recall it being so sparse in previous cruises. Sometimes you need some downtime and I would have liked an hour or so yo veg out.
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I have an 8yr old autistic grandson (very high functioning) that has the same sensory issues. We hope to take him on a future cruise. But - I can suggest Good Hope Estate - Chukka tours. My husband and I did this in November 2013 and the tour bus, driver and staff are excellent and sensitive to those with disabilities. Nice new clear airconditioned bus - not too large. It's not a long drive - the estate has many activities - tubing, rafting, horseback riding, zipline etc and wasn't crowded at all - of course, it was November!
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Our first suite ever -- does anyone know if the balcony has loungers or just the standard chairs? Looking forward to 11/1/2015.
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I was thinking the same thing -- we are booked in a Jr Suite on the Grandeur (our first one) and I read there was a coffee/tea maker. It would be great to have more details so I can bring the right caffeine supplies.
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Usual cruise fare -- RC Dancers and Singers who were quite good on our 3/29 EOS voyage. Comedians -- one excellent and one mediocre. An acappella group (sp?) would have been good but did way too much 'shameless self-promotion"!
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Last cruise -- took a few by Elmore Leonard -- great characters, easy reads and very entertaining. Recommend his short story collections and if you've watched the TV series Justified you'll enjoy even more. The other I took was David Sedaris - will not be to everyone's taste but it made me laugh out loud. Other good vacation reads for me would be a John Grisham - recommend the Litigators.
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There was plenty of salmon on the Grandeur in November! I can't testify to the quality as only my husbands partakes but he would be quite distressed if it went away on our next cruise on the Explorer in March 2014!
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In no particular order -
Sailaway party - puts you in the vacation mode
NOT talking about work
Meeting people -- so many seasoned interesting travellers
Solarium - napping in public
Trivia -- especially music trivia
Ice cream cone and strolling the deck
Perhaps treating myself to a spa treatment
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We were on the Grandeur in November (One Platinum and One gold) and we were supplied with 2 terry cloth robes without asking. Would prefer the waffle type myself but be warned that if you soil one and it's sent to the laundry you will likely not receive a replacement.
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You are not alone -- same deal -- husband is first even though I booked and the credit card we use is mine and the C&A account is mine as well (I have one more cruise than him). I could understand if they did it alphabetically but if so, then I'm first! Just an observation!
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I found the Elemis products on Amazon and other sites and in some cases 40-50% less! I also had a manicure on our recent GOS (pricey in comparison to land) but it was one of the best I've ever had. I didn't do the facial on that trip (my budget is one treat per cruise) but had one on the EOS and it was also very very good.
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Been on both and agree that EOS is the one for kids! On another note, I was looking at reviews and thought I saw an enclosed Solarium. I last sailed on EOS in 2008 and it was open so I was surprised to see it closed. Will need to look around to see where I noted this - I hope it has but all the experienced cruisers will likely know!
Paula
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Thinking about booking this one -- we are on the Grandeur sailing from Baltimore on Nov 16th. Does anyone know how far from port? The description doesn't offer much information about the starting point for the tour. It leaves at 8:30 AM and is 3 hrs 45 min - but doesn't indicate if that includes travel time (or mode) to the site? Anyone know?
Current price list for coffee bar & milkshakes?
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What brand of coffee?
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