The Truth About Deck 8: Allure of the Seas Cabin 8154 Tour & Review
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They've definitely replaced the TVs on the ship, haven't they?
It was a super efficient um journey on board. Really was.
You can tell that they've not renovated the cabins. You've got some wear and tear here.
All in all, very happy. I think we'll be quite comfortable here for the next two weeks.
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Welcome back to the channel and please excuse the hiatus! I've been busy gathering content! Join us for a full tour of our stateroom on Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas in 2025. We were on Deck 8 (the same level as Central Park) in cabin 8564. Is this the most convenient deck on the ship? In this video, we show you the full room, the (lots of!) storage, the connecting door, the new flat-screen TV, and the full bathroom (including some wear and tear). We also give you our #1 tip for a fast embarkation in Barcelona! This is cabin 8564, which is a connecting stateroom. Video Chapters: 00:00 - Intro (Tour of Cabin 8564) 00:25 - Desk, Paperwork & Power Outlets 00:57 - Main Wardrobe / Closet Tour 01:12 - Drawers, Hairdryer & "Chiller" (Fridge) 01:38 - Beds, Sofa & Main Cabin 01:52 - The Ocean View Balcony (View from Barcelona) 02:28 - Embarkation Speed & The Bed Test 02:51 - Full Bathroom Tour 03:04 - Bathroom Storage (Wear & Tear) 03:28 - Shower Tour 03:40 - Final Thoughts