$1 vs $500 Meal On The World’s BIGGEST & NEWEST Cruise Ship !
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The creators evaluate three distinct dining options on the Star of the Seas cruise ship to determine their value. They begin at Playmakers Sports Bar and Arcade, testing affordable items like loaded nachos, onion ring towers, and chicken wings. They conclude that the atmosphere and low prices make this a worthwhile option. Next, they visit Hooked Seafood to try items such as Maryland crab cakes, lobster, and steak. While they enjoy the setting, they find the food lacking in flavor and decide the restaurant is not worth the cost. Finally, they experience the Lincoln Park Supper Club, the most expensive restaurant on the ship. This eight-course interactive meal includes live jazz, multiple drink pairings, and high-end dishes like tuna tartare and lamb. Despite the high price point, the creators conclude that the combination of the show, the service, and the included alcohol makes it a spectacular experience worth the investment for special occasions.
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With constant travel, we almost never have time to go grocery shopping.
I would have to say yes, it was expensive, but it was worth it.
If you're going to pick one specialty dining restaurant, just do that one and enjoy the rest of the many free options.
The service here has been fantastic. Very attentive. Everything came out super fast.
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