Has the Grandeur of the Seas Been refurbished lately?

[buffi001]

I noticed that the Grandeur of the Seas is moving to Baltimore to

replace the Enchantment of the Seas . Has the G O S been, or is

it scheduled to be refurbished before the change? Typically, what

changes do they make on a ship in that class when refurbishing? Is

it usually just a change of carpet and drapes?

[Cruisin' Again 86]

Huge "Oasis" type of refurb coming to Granduer.

Aerial Performers in Centrum

Outdoor Poolside Movie Screen

7 New Dining Venus

Flat Screen Tvs / IPads In All Cabins

Updated Cabins & Public Areas

Diamond /Concierge Club

 

Sailings from Baltimore start May 3rd 2013

 

 

Enjoy !!!!

[buffi001]

Huge "Oasis" type of refurb coming to Granduer.

Aerial Performers in Centrum

Outdoor Poolside Movie Screen

7 New Dining Venus

Flat Screen Tvs / IPads In All Cabins

Updated Cabins & Public Areas

Diamond /Concierge Club

 

Sailings from Baltimore start May 3rd 2013

 

 

Enjoy !!!!

 

Fantastic info....Thank you so much

[Cruisin' Again 86]

No problem looking forward to the new improved Grandeur, this was our first cruise with my grandparents...

[eroller]

FYI GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS has already completed the revitalization process a couple months ago. Search for "Grandeur of the Seas revitalization" on YouTube and there is even a video released by Royal Caribbean.

 

You can see the timeline and details for all the Royal Caribbean revitalizations at this link:

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/contentSitelet.do?pagename=revitalizations

 

 

Ernie

[dmwnc1959]

Here too is a link for all other revitalizations going on in the RCI fleet including ones that have already been completed:

 

http://www.creative.rccl.com/Sales/Royal/General_Info/Flyers/12028421_Revit_QuickReference_Guide.pdf

[labatsman]

Will always have fond memories of the Grandeur, it was our first cruise:D

[Cathalain]

I'm going back on the Grandeur next October - this was also my first cruise ship and I remember the pre-renovation atmosphere. It wasn't bad, exactly, but it was very sedate and quiet. Looking at the video on RCI's website, I get the sense that it's going to look and feel COMPLETELY different.

 

I LOVE the idea of the aerial entertainment. I could seriously sit there and look at that all day long.

 

And I'm happy that they're also bringing some extra dining options aboard. REALLY excited for Izumi - I'm an Asian cuisine/sushi FANATIC and I have a bad feeling I'm going to drop some serious money in there.

 

The poolside movies are going to be extra fun!

 

I can't wait to see what the changes have wrought. The first cruise was okay, but I have a feeling that this second one is going to be a lot more exciting for me.

[ChipLondon]

We have recently sailed on The Grandeur, and the new additions are fab, you will have a great time.

[Eng23]

I noticed that the Grandeur of the Seas is moving to Baltimore to

replace the Enchantment of the Seas . Has the G O S been, or is

it scheduled to be refurbished before the change? Typically, what

changes do they make on a ship in that class when refurbishing? Is

it usually just a change of carpet and drapes?

The Grandeur has already gone through it's major refit this year. Most people have been giving it high marks and enjoying the new features.

[newbiecruiser09]

Are there features on Grandeur that would interest teens (boys specifically) I did not see golf, sports court or such and am concerned that my teen will be bored on sea days (he's not a lounge by the pool konda guy). Anyone have any experience recently with this ship and teens?

[littlesteelo]

Are there features on Grandeur that would interest teens (boys specifically) I did not see golf, sports court or such and am concerned that my teen will be bored on sea days (he's not a lounge by the pool konda guy). Anyone have any experience recently with this ship and teens?

 

I think if your son prefers the more energetic activities, one of the larger ships would be more suitable. Grandeur does however have a rock climbing wall, but that isn't exactly something you will spend hours doing, and the novelty wears off after a while.

[newbiecruiser09]

I think if your son prefers the more energetic activities, one of the larger ships would be more suitable. Grandeur does however have a rock climbing wall, but that isn't exactly something you will spend hours doing, and the novelty wears off after a while.

 

Thanks-that was my fear. He has sailed Maj and will be on Jewel in Dec but was hoping to be able to book out of Baltimore next summer. I guess will have to look into the NJ/NY cruises instead.

[maxs mom]

We recently sailed on the Grandeur in July. The refurb was fabulous. Here is a reveiw that I did when we got back. Looking forward to sailing on her again!

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1682043&highlight=my+diary