Netflix's The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On is currently trending no.1 globally which is why viewers have been curious to know more about where, when, and what city The Ultimatum was filmed in. As all the contestants are Texas-based, the Netflix show was filmed in the city of Austin, Texas. Concerning the filming location, The Ultimatum contestants were restricted to the Austin Marriott Downtown, located at 304 East Cesar Chavez Street, as well as some local restaurants and bars.
Netflix has undeniably increased the standard for unscripted entertainment over the years, with dating series being considered one of its specialties.
After all, the worldwide streamer has effectively launched one huge hit after another, whether it's Dating Around, Too Hot to Handle, Love Is Blind, or The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On, which is Netflix's newest dating show based on one of the most unpredictable methods to preserve a relationship.
One partner in each of the six couples has offered the titular ultimatum: either get married or break up forever. The couples have eight weeks to make their decisions.
In the meantime, The Ultimatum pairs are free to date anybody they choose and live together like a married couple. They have the option of ending their connection with their present partner as well as starting a relationship with someone else on the show if they so want.
During this time, the participants go about their everyday lives in their dynamic base city, deciding whether to commit or go on. So, let's go at the specifics of where this Netflix original is filmed.
The full cast includes Madlyn Riley Ballatori, April Marie Melohn, Shanique Imari (Nikki), Alexis Maloney, Lauren Pounds, Rae Williams, Colby Kissinger, Randall Griffin, Nathan Ruggles, and Jake Cunningham. The additional cast member includes Zay Wilson.
Previously, we touched on Lauren and Nate, Alexis and Hunter, and April and Colby.
What City is Netflix's The Ultimatum Marry or Move On Filmed In?
While it's not stated specifically in the trailer or any of the promotional stuff for Netflix's The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On, it's likely that the show was filmed in Austin, Texas, where all of the competitors appear to be from (as seen on their Instagram bios).
According to a 2019 research by Apartment List, Austin placed first among the top cities for dating, with 39.80% dating satisfaction among unmarried men and women.
Given that The Ultimatum is produced by the same people who brought you Love is Blind, it's no surprise that Nick and Vanessa Lachey act as presenters and that the series is set in a single filming location.
Both shows attempt to keep the dating process as near to real life as possible, but at a much faster pace, so it's understandable that they'd want to film in a city where the contestants really live, giving the couples a complete picture of what their lives together may be like.
The hotel where the couples spend most of their time in Austin Marriott Downtown at 304 East Cesar Chavez Street is definitely the principal filming site of the show. This four-star hotel (with almost every luxury you can imagine) is just 300 meters from the Austin Convention Center and a short walk from 6th Street.
The Lobbyist Bar is a two-story bar and lounge located within the hotel. The cast used the area to reunite after pairing off on a regular basis. The rooftop bar Zanzibar was used to film all of the pool sequences. The couples then moved into rooms at Aloft Austin Downtown after taking a three-week gap to live with someone fresh.
Aside from that, The Ultimatum uses local cafes and pubs as production locations, such as Patrizi's on Manor Road and Moontower Saloon on Menchaca Road, among others.
Here is Why You Should Watch Netflix's The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On!
People exchange partners and then have drinks with them to talk about how much they enjoy their partner, how attracted they are to them, and how much they wish their own relationship was more like theirs.
It would be difficult to hear from someone who is already on the edge about their relationship.
It's fascinating to witness people who have been in long-term relationships suddenly thrown back into the dating scene, forced to live with strangers and negotiate a new relationship.
It's an exciting experience to see as a viewer. On one hand, you hope that the original couples survive until the end. On the other hand, you frequently find yourself cheering on fresh pairings. It truly raises the bar for guilty pleasure viewing.
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