Royal Caribbean Grandeur of the Seas

Pros: Gorgeous ship, fine staff.
Cons: Pursers Desk

My wife and I have done a fare amount of Caribbean travel including resorts and all-inclusive's but have never cruised before. That was because of my fear of getting seasick. I don't do well on a rocking boat. For different reasons I finally bit the ...

Pros: Spoiled Rotten- Beautiful Ship- Activities for All
Cons: Over with too quickly

Never before or since in my life have I been so pampered and catered to as when I spent a week on a Royal Caribbean cruise!

There is no way to describe the service without using the cliche of being 'treated like royalty'. The crew-to-passenger...

Pros: Relaxing , Fabulous Service, Great Dinners
Cons: Only the Food Is Free

This was our first family cruise vacation – and based upon this experience it won’t be the last. Ultimately, the test of any vacation is did you enjoy yourself and are you more relaxed – plus did you get your moneys worth? The answer to all three of...

Pros: Everything!
Cons: Time went by so fast.

I just returned from my cruise yesterday and today I'm missing being on the Grandeur of the Seas. Before booking our cruise, my boyfriend and I had researched very carefully our choices, read review after review, and finally decided that the Grandeur had ...

Pros: Great service, good food, good variety of excursions.
Cons: Could have more things to do on the ship, small rooms.

Cruise Description: 7 Day Mexican cruise leaving from San Diego, CA with ports at Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, and Puerto Vallarta.

This was the first cruise I have ever been on, just to let you know. I'm going to split this review into two...

Pros: Just about everything, but especially crew & service personnel.
Cons: Cruise ship assigned seating. Is this kindergarten or what? Also the blackjack tournament?

My wife and I returned home from our cruise yesterday, so I am writing this while the memory is fresh, the information up-to-date, and cruise withdrawal has not yet set in. Two factors decided us on this particular cruise. Foremost was the Port of ...

Pros: Staff, home is Port of New Orleans (mine, too), the balcony room
Cons: Size of ship, anemic bar selections at reasonable prices, selling taken to the limit

I took my second ocean cruise ever in December 2002. I have to admit that, although I shy from cruise because of the herding people thing, the prices are extremely alluring. For $1,000 my husband and I were able to cruise for 7-days in a balcony room on...

Pros: Wonderful dining room food, Wonderful waiter and head waiter, Great entertainment
Cons: Shore Excursions and shore excursion staff, Assistant Waiter

This was my third cruise with my wife and first with our child. We spent about $1300 for an outside stateroom which was far less than for the other cruises we have been on. We only paid $199 for our son (seemed like a real bargain). Turns out he was...

Pros: Stateroom, food, service
Cons: Weather, no free soft drinks, tendering/shuttling process

We (my wife and I) just returned a week ago from a Dec. 11-18, 2004 cruise (for our 15th anniversary) including stops in Cozumel, Grand Cayman, and Costa Maya. Our experience began with a flight into New Orleans and a good transfer shuttle from the ...

Pros: Excellent Service
Cons: None

We sailed on Royal Caribbean's Grandeur of the Seas for our 10th wedding anniversary. If you're like me, you're probably reading this to get more information before you sail or to help make up your mind as to which ship to book. Either way, you'll find...

Pros: Service, comfort, food
Cons: Cost and Extras

I haven't always been a fan of cruising. In fact, at one time the concept was probably the farthest thing from my mind. Me, stuck on a cruise ship, for a week, with all those people? I thought I'd go out of my mind.

You see, I'm not known as...

Pros: More food than you can shake a stick and good. Great crew and Activities.
Cons: None worth mentioning

Husband and I cruised the Grandeur of the Seas, originating from the Baltimore, MD pier. First off, this was our first cruise ever and we had great expectations based upon word-of-mouth, message boards, and even reading up on epinions.com. ...

Pros: Good product line, nice "feel good" service
Cons: Expensive and hard-sell at times.

Have you thought about booking a spa treatment on your next cruise? I do not opt for a spa package every time I cruise, but I do enjoy the therapies now and then. Steiner contracts with many cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean, Carnival and...

Pros: Everything. While the price of the cruise may seem steep, when you compare total expenses for the cruise and airfare with a week at Disney, the cruise comes out cheaper.
Cons: You have to claim your deck chairs early to get a good one.

Having tired of the yearly trek to Disney World for spring break, my wife and I decided to try a week long cruise with our two children (ages 10 and 6). After checking out just about every cruise line for good ports and childrens programs, we chose the...

Pros: Nice pools, great balcony (for us), good ports
Cons: Uneven food

We took this cruise in December of 2000 to the eastern and southern Caribbean, starting in San Juan, P.R. and going to Aruba, Curacao, St, Croix and St. Thomas before wrapping up again in San Juan. It was seven days, two at sea.

It cost a...