Polo8250

Just came back from Allure of the Seas, there was no one to check reservations for the ocean aria show and we were not able to find seats.

for the blue planet show they actually checked reservations and we found seats. 

I don’t think you necessarily need them but should be there early if you really want to see show. One of our family members made reservations online and then they disappeared from the system 🤷🏽‍♀️

Thank you for all who replied! I will forward the information to my sister so we can take the appropriate steps on our part. I am glad to hear RCI takes food allergies seriously. It is so scary to be out in the middle of the ocean and have to worry about this.

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22 hours ago, ShipsandDipper said:

My sister-in-law had a pin-on warning button she put on my nieces when they were in Sunday School or something else away from her, that said the girls had food allergies and not to give them any snacks.  If your nephew is still young and might be going to the kids' club, something like that might be a good idea.

This is a great idea and will help my sister feel better if she wants to leave him in the kids club for a bit

Hello!

 We will be doing a family cruise in June onboard the Allure. I have read that RCI is very good with allergens-however I have read I am supposed to contact the Maitre'D before boarding. Does anyone have experience with this? Any advice or tips as this will be my nephews first cruise and want this trip to be as safe as possible.

Thanks!😊