RCCL Allure of the Seas - Huge Photo Trip Report!

On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 20:23:35 -0500, Charles wrote:

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Theme Park Review wrote:

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Excellent. Thank you for sharing. Did Oasis last October and I am doing
Allure in December. Many things are the same and some are different.
Your great photos and trip report are building my anticipation!

I love you immensely when you get excited, my Charles!

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
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We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
...
We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
...
We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
...
We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
...
We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
...
We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com

Fantastic report. Thanks.
"Theme Park Review" wrote in message
...
We just got back from a 7-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's new
"Allure of the Seas." I cannot say enough "awesome" about it! The
ship was about the closest thing to a "floating theme park resort"
I've ever seen. With three unique themed sections - Royal Promenade,
The Boardwalk, and Central Park, attractions that you would find in
theme parks - Carousel, Zip Line, Flowrider, Rock Climbing Wall, and
tons of high end shopping and dining, it was like staying on property
at a Disney resort, or a really nice European resort, like Europa
Park.

Between this ship and the new Disney Dream things seem to have taken a
HUGE step forward in the cruising industry.

Below is a link to our extensive photo report. I'll warn you that
it's nearly 500 photos, but you will get a VERY good and in depth look
at the ship.

Please also note that our sense of humor can be "PG-13" if not "R
Rated" at times, and if you are easily offended, you probably
shouldn't click this link! Although RCCL tweeted about our updates so
I guess if it's good enough for them, it's good enough for anyone!
You've been warned! Here's the link:

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks...0&linkid=10080

Enjoy the update!

--Robb Alvey
www.themeparkreview.com