Allure of the Seas Review
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Cruised December 18 to 23, 2016 on Allure of the Seas. Embarkation and Disembarkation was stress free and seemless. The shows were Broadway Style shows and the talent was great! The Specialty Dining 150 Park was fabulous! The food was definitely 5 star and it is worth every dime to spend the extra to experience at least 1 night at the Specialty Dining. My suggestion is to book all reservations, prior to boarding the ship. The dates and times sell out quickly.The Flowrider and Zipline was exhilarating. My suggestion is to get sign the waiver and get your white arm band on the first day of the cruise. This way you won't have to wait in long lines to get it later. This ship had over 6000 guests and 2000 crew and I felt as though, there was plenty of room and you never felt that it was so many people on the ship. RC does a great job in making sure the flow of the ship is consistent and seemless.
Cabin Review
Boardwalk View Stateroom
The cabin is close enough to the elevators for easy access. Also, it is a balcony room overlooking the boardwalk. If you stand and look to the right, you can see the zipliner overhead. You can also see the Aqua show and the ocean. The noise level is pretty low, since you are on the 11th deck. The room is a nice size, but I suggest if you need more room, remove the coffee table and put it on the balcony. The bathroom is a nice size and the shower is large enough to turn around and maneuver nicely. There is a foot ledge to shave, if needed.