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Royal Caribbean to say farewell to Grandeur of the Seas
Grandeur of the Seas is leaving Royal Caribbean’s fleet.
It will transfer to Pullmantur Cruises in April 2021.
Before then, it will undergo a complete renovation to meet Pullmantur brand standards and design.
It will then be renamed.
Grandeur of the Seas’ final sailing as a Royal Caribbean ship will be on March 26, 2021.
That means two further scheduled sailings on April 3, 2021 and April 15, 2021 will be cancelled and booked guests will be re-accommodated.
All affected guests will be contacted shortly, the line said.
"As we continue to grow the Royal Caribbean brand and develop new offerings, we will begin retiring our more seasoned ships. We know this news is bittersweet, but we’re excited that she’ll join our sister brand, Pullmantur Cruises," the cruise line said.
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