Grandeur of the Seas
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- Tonnage: 70000 tonnes
- Capacity: 2076
With their sun-filled atriums and sweeping staircases, themed dining rooms and lounges, casinos, swimming pools, solariums, centrums and even a miniature golf course on some ships, this smaller, more intimate class of cruise ships has something to excite everyone.
11 decks of activity, entertainment, dining and accommodation options
Known as ‘the ships of light’, with over two acres of glass canopies, skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows giving outstanding views
Warm and intimate atmosphere, with sun filled atriums and beautiful open decks for a feeling of relaxed elegance and luxury
Outstanding entertainment from the theatre to the casino
A wide variety of bars and lounges including the Schooner Bar and Champagne Terrace
State-of-the-art Day Spa & Fitness Centre Sun deck and solarium with retractable glass roof, indoor pool, whirlpool and café bar
Rock-climbing wall
7 deck Centrum with glass lifts surrounded by shops and lounges and offering beautiful views out to sea
The Viking Crown Lounge with 360o panoramic views, 150 feet above the waves
Internet Café featuring royalcaribbean onlineSM, for sending e-postcards to family and friends
Fully supervised Adventure Ocean® Youth Programme for children
Optix Teen Centre for ages 12-14
18 hole miniature golf course†
† Only available on Legend of the Seas and Splendour of the Seas
Enchantment of the Seas has even more exciting features such as Bungee Trampolines, suspension bridges as well as an expanded pool deck area. Kids will also be kept entertained with the additional interactive onboard splash deck area.
Cabin Types
Inside Cabin
Inside cabins have no view because there is no window or porthole.
Outside Cabin
Outside cabins have either a large picture window or one or more portholes.
Balcony Cabin
Balcony cabins have a private balcony attached to the cabin via patio doors.
