Allure: What has changed since March 2012?

[skrapngal]

This was my very first cruise several years back in an inside cabin (Deck 3, right near the MDR entrance) and am seriously considering doing a B2B (my first) in 2021 in an OV forward (not front facing, rather port or SB, still deciding).

 

We spent a LOT of time on those "secret balconies". I know that they have been repurposed to cabins... so sad!!! I also know that Chicago has been replaced by Mamma Mia.

 

So what else has changed? I know some restaurants have changed, what are those details exactly?

 

Thanks for all the help

[Biker19]

18 minutes ago, skrapngal said:

 

So what else has changed? 

Allure will have an extensive dry dock by 2021 - read some of the Oasis threads about her dry dock this fall to get an idea of what to expect. 

[taglovestocruise]

37 minutes ago, skrapngal said:

This was my very first cruise several years back in an inside cabin (Deck 3, right near the MDR entrance) and am seriously considering doing a B2B (my first) in 2021 in an OV forward (not front facing, rather port or SB, still deciding).

 

We spent a LOT of time on those "secret balconies". I know that they have been repurposed to cabins... so sad!!! I also know that Chicago has been replaced by Mamma Mia.

 

So what else has changed? I know some restaurants have changed, what are those details exactly?

 

Thanks for all the help

Skip the B2B and book the Nov. 1 TA. She will be fresh out of dry dock with all the new bells and whistles. Prices for the TA should be much cheaper than the B2B. happy cruising

[skrapngal]

15 hours ago, taglovestocruise said:

Skip the B2B and book the Nov. 1 TA. She will be fresh out of dry dock with all the new bells and whistles. Prices for the TA should be much cheaper than the B2B. happy cruising

ah yes, but the Spring 2021 B2B in the works is also a scrapbooking themed cruise. So it has a special attraction for a group of friends and I. 😄