Royal Caribbean International’s Grandeur of the Seas completed its $48 million revitalization last Friday at the Navantia ship yard in Cadiz, Spain. The bow-to-stern revitalization of Grandeur of the Seas included the addition of five new dining venues, technological upgrades, a pool side LED screen, a refresh of all furniture, carpet, upholstery and staterooms as well as new entertainment offering including a spectacular aerial entertainment in its six deck Centrum. In addition, the ship received a new Diamond Lounge for Crown and Anchor Society loyalty guests, a Concierge Lounge for suite guests and top-tier loyalty guests, a Royal Babies and Tots Nursery, as well as a transformed Viking Crown Lounge that will features a stunning new design, as well as a new menu featuring bite-size delectables. For complete details, see our report at Grandeur of the Seas Is About To Be Grander.
Take a look at what’s new and grander in this video preview:
Grandeur of the Seas will spend the summer sailing a variety of Mediterranean cruises from Venice, Italy and Provence, France. Her upcoming itineraries can be found at RoyalCaribbean.com.
Image Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International
2 comments:
Revitalization? Somewhere the author of the complete guide to the proper use of nautical terms is having chest pains.
Revilatize: "to give new life or vigor to"
Sounds like a proper use of the term in this context.
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