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  • Port employees and others gather to cut a ribbon near...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    Port employees and others gather to cut a ribbon near the Grandeur of the Seas cruise ship.

  • The Royal Suite on the ship. All staterooms have been...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The Royal Suite on the ship. All staterooms have been refurbished with new furniture, carpet and linens.

  • Izumi Asian Cuisine sushi bar is one of the new...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    Izumi Asian Cuisine sushi bar is one of the new dining options on the ship. Royal Caribbean International is bringing Grandeur of the Seas back to Baltimore to after a $48 million renovation.

  • A white piano sits in the bar area of the...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    A white piano sits in the bar area of the Royal Suite on the ship.

  • The rock climbing wall on the upper deck of the...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The rock climbing wall on the upper deck of the ship.

  • The pool deck on the ship.

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The pool deck on the ship.

  • The rock climbing wall on the upper deck of the...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The rock climbing wall on the upper deck of the ship. Royal Caribbean International is bringing Grandeur of the Seas back to Baltimore after a $48 million renovation.

  • The Solarium is an adults-only (ages 16 and up) area...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The Solarium is an adults-only (ages 16 and up) area on the ship.

  • Royal Caribbean International is bringing Grandeur of the Seas back...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    Royal Caribbean International is bringing Grandeur of the Seas back to Baltimore to offer cruises to Bermuda, the Bahamas, New England and Canada.

  • The pool deck on the ship features a 220-foot movie...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The pool deck on the ship features a 220-foot movie screen.

  • The ship's Centrum atrium area, where aerial performances will take...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The ship's Centrum atrium area, where aerial performances will take place, is seen from the higher floors of the ship.

  • The Royal Suite on the ship.

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    The Royal Suite on the ship.

  • Jim White, executive director of Maryland Port Administration, speaks at...

    Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun

    Jim White, executive director of Maryland Port Administration, speaks at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Royal Caribbean International's Grandeur of the Seas, which is returning to the Port of Baltimore after a $48 million renovation.

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Royal Caribbean’s Grandeur of the Seas cruise ship returned to the Port of Baltimore Friday after undergoing a $48 million renovation.