Good, restful cruise
Grandeur of the Seas Cruise Review to Caribbean - Western
10 Night Western Caribbean (Baltimore Roundtrip)
Sail date: February 21, 2016
Ship: Grandeur of the Seas
Cabin type: Inside
Cabin number: 3125
Traveled as: Singles/Friends
Reviewed: 8 years ago
Review summary
I always enjoy taking Royal Caribbean out of Baltimore. The ship is convenient to get to (only a 2 hr drive) and easy Port access. The ship is smaller than the Meg Ships which means less people, can get under the bridges in Baltimore and more locals take this cruise. The food was delicious, shows fantastic (although when seeing the headliner didn't know what to expect) they were great. This was a ten day cruise and the weather not the best one stop had to be eliminated due to rough seas for tettering to port. We still had a relaxing time with friends and met some very nice people. The ship is very clean (crew always cleaning or painting) and keeping germs away with sanitizer everywhere you went keep everyone healthy. Announced this ship will go into dry dock early 2018 and RCI is no longer building smaller to med ships only mega ones for the younger passengers. Most everyone were retirees and we all like the smaller ships and not so many people. Hope RCI will consider this clientele since we can travel all winter and not just when school is out.
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Ship tip
Cruises out of Baltimore, MD. Smaller ship so not so many people but still have many things to do. Getting to the port is very easy and convenient. Larger ships can not be brought in due to going under several bridges out of Baltimore and having to cross over the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel.
Ports of call
Labadee (Cruise Line Private Island)