Allure of the Seas Review
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I selected this cruise as the Casino Royale's Club Royal players programs gave an offer, I could not refuse.This review will focus mainly on the the casino activity and atmosphere.
The Allure of the Seas is a large ship and as such, they have a rather substantial casino in size and variety of slots and table games.
On sea days, and when docked at Labadee, Haiti the slots are open 24 hours. RCCL has finally followed CCL in allowing one to charge directly to your room "funds" to your account through the slot machine that you are playing without a fee. The also have the "bill breaker and ticket in cash machine, so you don't have to wait in line at the casino cage/cashier to get your money.
Cabin Review
Interior
As I am solo on this "casino cruise", I opt for an interior cabin, it is comfortable, with a sofa, dresser, closet, two 110 outlets, a mini "chiller" (not a refrigerator), and a bathroom with the round shower stall sink and commode. You are not on a cruise to say in your cabin. The variety of TV channels is limited, and if you sports, hopefully you enjoy cricket and soccer as that is what you will find on the ESPN's Caribbean sports channel.
Port Reviews
Falmouth
This port location is the creation of Royal Caribbean International, it has the RCCL "preferred list" of high end stores to shop, local vendors with items made in Asia, and food outlets and a Margueritaville bar and restaurant with overpriced food and drink.
Labadee
Been to Labadee before, it is a nice little area enjoyable beach area