Allure of the Seas $100M Refit – What They Fixed and What They Missed 🚢💔
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Royal Caribbean spent $100 million refitting Allure of the Seas, but when I walked into my cabin I couldn’t believe what I found.
The food was lovely and the service was just so good.
It was even worse in the buffet. And also I mentioned earlier that the buffet wasn't L-shaped which meant that there wasn't kind of a flow through of air.
I think they've done a really good job with the amplification program.
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Royal Caribbean spent $100 million refitting Allure of the Seas, but when I walked into my cabin I couldn’t believe what I found. In this 2025 honest review I show you exactly what the refit fixed – and what still feels old and tired – so you know if it’s worth your money. In this video: [00:00] Intro [00:23] THE ROOM REVEAL: Stains, Filth & Chipped Paint [03:05] Buffet: AS GOOD AS I REMEMBER? [05:35] Main Dining Room: A 10/10 Experience? [06:57] Late Night Pizza AND OTHER BAD FOOD [08:14] The Mason Jar and other fun venues [08:50] The "Good": Pesky Parrot & The New Vibes [11:11] The Good [13:10] The BAD [14:37] The Tired [16:44] Let me know what you think!?