Royal Caribbean International · Vision Class
Grandeur of the Seas
Grandeur of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's longest-serving ship, famously offering a more intimate, laid-back vibe for cruisers who prefer a genuine escape over a floating city.
1996 · Refurbished 2012
Year Built
1,992
Guests
73,817
GT
2
Pools
The longest-serving ship in Royal Caribbean's active fleet, celebrated for intimate hospitality and easy embarkation. Features 6-story glass Centrum, Giovanni's Table, outdoor movie screen, and adults-only Solarium.
Dining & Drinks
Specialty dining (extra charge)
Drinks (extra charge)
Room service included
Dietary Options
KosherHalalGluten-FreeVegan
Wellness & Relaxation
Pools
2
Hot Tubs
6
Medical Center
✓
Pool Lift
✓
Wheelchair Rentals
✓
GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
45/100
mainstream — extras sold separately
1,992
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 0 upcoming sailings on Grandeur of the Seas (Royal Caribbean International). Built 1996 (refurbished 2012), 1,992 guests, 73,817 GT. Amenities: 2 pools, 6 hot tubs, accessible cabins, medical center. Royal Caribbean International Perk Score: 45/100 (mainstream — extras sold separately) — room service.
Accessible Travel
Traveling with accessibility needs? Grandeur of the Seas has 18 accessible cabins.
Pool LiftWheelchair RentalsElevators: 9
Ask anything about Grandeur of the Seas
Policies at a Glance
PetsNot Allowed
Balcony SmokingAllowed
Dress CodeSmart Casual
Formal NightsYes
The Details
Can I do laundry onboard?
No self-service laundry onboard
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Smart Casual
Are there formal nights?
Yes — formal nights onboard
Can I smoke on the balcony?
Yes — balcony smoking allowed
USB in Cabins
✓
Upcoming Voyages on Grandeur of the Seas
No upcoming sailings for this ship.
Who sails this line
Typical age
35-55
Primary markets
US · UK · CA · AU · BR
Onboard languages
en · es · pt
Kids onboard
Common — family-friendly programming
