Allure of the Seas Review
5.0 / 5.0
cruisinwithtwins
6-10 Cruises • Age 40s
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Sail Date: Nov 2018
Cabin: Grand Suite - 2 Bedrooms
Traveled with children
So I’m going to break this down into sections starting from the beginning. We are a family of four with twin 23-month-old toddlers. We also traveled with the grandparents (80’s). We have been on several cruises, but this is the first with Royal.
We booked a suite, so embarkation was a breeze through the suite lounge. The Miami port is beautiful and unloading our luggage was easy! You just drive into the parking garage and go to floor 3. The porters take your luggage and off you go to find parking. We went at 10 and it wasn’t too crowded.
Once we got on board, it is a lot to take in. It’s a beautiful ship with so much to see. You enter into a promenade that has a bar, pizza parlor, other restaurants, and shopping. It really is stunning.
Cabin Review
Grand Suite - 2 Bedrooms
Cabin GT
The cabin was a little run down, but it is huge and spacious. It is not toddler friendly as there are tons of cabinets! There are lots of closets and the bathtub is really deep.
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