Grandeur of the Seas Review

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Review for Canada & New England Cruise on Grandeur of the Seas
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CruisinCadie
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2019
Cabin: Ocean View

About us: We are a retired couple in our early 70's. This was our 11th cruise, 2nd on Royal Caribbean. It was also our 2nd cruise to Canada/New England. We chose this particular cruise because our local AAA was running a special that would provide us with transportation from NE Ohio to and from the port of Baltimore.

The ages on this cruise ranged from about 12 mos. to the mid 90's. Since school was still in session, there were only a few teens and grade school age kids. Most were in the 2-5 year old category and were very well behaved. Probably the majority of the passengers were in the 50-70 range.

First, let me clarify that an average cruise is a good cruise. We had fun, we met friendly, interesting people, and we saw some interesting ports. There just wasn't a lot of the WOW factor I have come to expect from a cruise.

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Ocean View

Cabin 2N

Small, cramped, and the bed arrangement cut off the view.

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