Anyone just off the Grandeur, are the propulsion issues over ?

A few posts back the Grandeur was hobbling back to the east coast-Baltimore with an unscheduled stop off at Port Canaveral in lieu of the Bahamas in hopes of getting a mechanical issue looked at and repaired. Since then, any passengers able to pass along any further information as to how she's been handling the North Atlantic during the Winter ? Or as the old cliche goes "No news is good news"?

Have not seen any problems reported.

A few posts back the Grandeur was hobbling back to the east coast-Baltimore with an unscheduled stop off at Port Canaveral in lieu of the Bahamas in hopes of getting a mechanical issue looked at and repaired. Since then, any passengers able to pass along any further information as to how she's been handling the North Atlantic during the Winter ? Or as the old cliche goes "No news is good news"?

Yes, it was fixed, but, on the past cruise, they spent an overnight in Miami for more work. Don’t know if it was linked to the previous rudder problem though. The ship just got back to port yesterday.

I’ve been on the Grandeur many times in the winter months and the ship handles it great. Problems happen to all ships from time to time, no matter where they cruise from. The Grandeur is over 21 yrs old and still going strong.

Gwen [emoji3]

Thanks for your reply Gwen and Bob. Always good to receive some passenger feedback post cruise as to their experience on this "old girl"

Just returned this past Saturday. And yes it's all fixed.

A great time was had by all. Outstanding service and food. It really was a nice 9 day cruise.

Lady G is in a class all by herself. She is old and starting to show it. But it's the crew that made this sailing so nice.

Looking forward to sailing her again.

Thank you both posters for your response about the "Lady G"..good one to remember !

We'll be sailing on her March 24th-April 5th. Group of three couples from the Boston area.