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When increasing the number of cabins—and thereby accommodating more passengers—other areas of a ship can suffer overload, particularly the dining rooms, lounges, pool area. In the case of Enchantment of the Seas, those potential problems received careful consideration. The transformation of an underutilized lounge into Chops Grille and the addition of both a concierge lounge and Bolero's Latin nightclub were brilliant moves. Two new family cabins that sleep six to eight were also added during the stretch.
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