Allure Presidential Suite vs Aquatheater Suite

[Stangirl]

We are currently booked in the Aquatheater Suite on Allure (5 adults and 2 children) and considering a switch to Presidential Suite for the extra bedrooms. Going back and forth between the benefits of the extra bedrooms versus the large Aquatheater balcony and aft location.

 

Would appreciate opinions/advice from anyone who has stayed in either of these Suites on the Allure!

[sanderson17]

I would definitely recommend the aqua suite. We had a party of 6 in cabin 9730 (middle aqua suite) in July 2011 and you can not beat the huge balcony and proximity to the aqua theater. We have 8730 (the lower and largest aqua suite) booking for this July. No getting tickets for the aqua shows - just sit on a stool on your balcony and you have a great view.

 

One of the coolest part of the aqua suites are those huge balcony decks. We spent most of our cabin time outside on the deck.

 

Master bedroom has a king bed I believe and the second bedroom had two singles with two pulldowns so it could sleep 4. The couch in the living room also converts to a sleeper.

[leaveitallbehind]

Have not stayed in either, however my understanding is the PFS requires a minimum of 8 to book. It holds a up to 14 while the AS holds up to 8. You may want to check directly with RCI - if you haven't already - to see if they will book it with 7.

[bajathree]

We are currently booked in the Aquatheater Suite on Allure (5 adults and 2 children) and considering a switch to Presidential Suite for the extra bedrooms. Going back and forth between the benefits of the extra bedrooms versus the large Aquatheater balcony and aft location.

 

Would appreciate opinions/advice from anyone who has stayed in either of these Suites on the Allure!

 

The PS will have a hot tub on the balcony and is much more private and quieter than any of the AQS balconies...just depends what you are looking for. If's it's an active view and people watching you enjoy...then stick with the ATS.