Grandeur of the Seas Review

As a first time cruise passenger, I was pleasantly surprised.

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DEfirefighter
First Time Cruiser • Age 30s

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Sail Date: May 2014

This was mine, and my girlfriends, first cruise. We took the trip with 28 other people ranging from toddlers to 60 year olds for a wedding of friends. Traveling with a large group made the trip even more fun then expected. Boarding the ship was fairly easy, checking in took the longest and we were told some miss information about not needing our passports for the rest of the trip, that was false and almost prevented people from boarding again in FL. Checking into the room was a breeze and luggage was delivered before dinner. The food on the ship was amazing, every single meal between the Windjammer cafe, to the dinning room for breakfast and dinner and the sushi and steak restaurants was out of this world good. The events on the ship were fun and numerous, at no point could anyone say they were bored.

Ports, FL, Nassau and Coco Cay.

Problem #1 There wasn't enough time in Coco cay for anyone's liking. It took almost an hour to get off the ship, and almost as long to get back on at 430 pm, Most in our group agreed that we could have skipped Nassau and went directly to Coco Cay for longer.

Cabin Review

The room was large enough for my girlfriend and I to un pack our belongings and move about the room with ease. The window was large and clear with nice views but we regret not upgrading to a balcony room. The bathroom is small, but useable. The shower head pressure is amazing. The bathroom has no vent fan so any smells kinda stay in the room with you.

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