Oasis Class
Allure of the Seas: The Complete Insider's Guide
Every neighborhood, every dining spot, the headline shows, and the planning moves that matter on Allure of the Seas, free to read in full.
Start here: the five moves that matter Allure of the Seas is the second Oasis-class ship, freshly amplified in spring 2025 and now sailing 6- and 8-night Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale. The refit changed the ship: new venues, new bars, new slides. Plan for the ship that exists now, not the one from 2019.
Book shows on Wi-Fi first
The moment you connect to ship Wi-Fi on embarkation day, reserve Mamma Mia!, Oceanaria, Blades, and Blue Planet: Home. The four headline productions fill fast on every sailing, and they are all included in your fare.
Eat strategically on day one
Windjammer is the default first meal, but the calmer move is the adults-only Solarium Bistro: a fraction of the crowd and far more civilized.
Board with the app ready
Download the Royal Caribbean app, complete online check-in, and save your SetSail Pass. Onboard, the app holds schedules, reservations, maps, account charges, and party messaging.
Decide your splurge nights early
The Mason Jar, 150 Central Park, and Izumi hibachi are the signature picks. Book them in Cruise Planner before you sail, not once you are already busy at sea.
Think in neighborhoods
Group activities by area: Boardwalk shows plus Playmakers, Central Park dinner plus the Music Hall, or pool deck plus the Lime & Coconut. This cuts elevator time on a ship this size.
Final authority: Operating hours, age/height rules, prices, menus, reservations, and even show lineups can change by sailing. Use this guide to plan; use the app and Cruise Compass to execute.
Inside 03 Ship at a glance
13 Pools & thrills
17 Budget strategy
04-05 Neighborhoods
14 Families & cabins
18 Week game plan
06-09 Dining
15 Hidden gems
19 Packing checklist
10 Bars & nightlife
16 Homeport & ports
20 Sources
11-12 Shows
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Allure at a glance 226K
1,187 ft
5,718
2,800
Gross Tons
Length
Guests, Double
STATEROOMS APPROX.
Occupancy
The quick profile Class: Oasis class, the second ship (after Oasis; before Harmony), launched 2010; Harmony, Symphony, Wonder, and Utopia are the newer sisters.
A fast mental map
Forward
Royal Theater • Studio B • Vitality Spa
Entered service: 2010; built by STX Europe in Turku, Finland; named by her godmother, Princess Fiona.
Midship
Royal Promenade • Central Park • Pesky Parrot
Scale: 5,718 guests at double occupancy after the 2025 refit (up to about 6,780), with more than 2,200 crew across 18 decks.
AFT Boardwalk • AquaTheater • Ultimate Abyss exit
Homeport: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades) for most of 2026: 6-night Western Caribbean and 8night Southern Caribbean sailings. Every sailing calls at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Up Top
Pool & Sports Zone • Solarium • Mini golf
The 2025 refit: 42 days in Cadiz as part of Royal Amplified, costing over $100 million: roughly 50 new staterooms, a resort-style pool deck, and new venues throughout. She returned to service in April 2025. The differentiators: Broadway's Mamma Mia! at sea, the Mason Jar Southern restaurant with live country music, two Ultimate Panoramic Suites above the bridge, and the new Ultimate Abyss dry slide.
How the ship flows The Royal Promenade spans decks 5 and 6 as the indoor spine. Central Park sits open to the sky on deck 8. The Boardwalk runs aft on deck 6 under the AquaTheater. The Pool & Sports Zone and the adultsonly Solarium occupy the upper decks.
Elevator trick Destination elevators ask for your deck before boarding and assign a car. Enter the party size accurately; crowding the assigned car slows everyone down.
The 7-neighborhood note: Allure carries seven neighborhoods. The Suite Neighborhood did not debut until Wonder (2022), so suite guests here use the standard suite lounges instead.
Sources: Royal Caribbean fleet materials, DNV vessel register, and 2026 deployment releases.
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The seven neighborhoods: the social core
Royal Promenade
Central Park
The indoor social hub across decks 5 and 6: shops, the Rising Tide Bar (the moving elevator bar), Café Promenade, Sorrento's, the new Pesky Parrot tiki bar, Spotlight Karaoke, parades, and themed parties.
An open-air garden on deck 8 and the ship's strongest dining row: 150 Central Park, Chops Grille, Giovanni's Table, Izumi, plus Park Café, Vintages, and the Music Hall. Best for: foodies, quiet mornings, date night
Best for: energy, people-watching, late-night food
The Boardwalk
Pool & Sports Zone
Aft open-air deck 6 with carnival energy: the handcrafted carousel, the new Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade, Johnny Rockets, the Boardwalk Dog House, Sugar Beach candy shop, and the AquaTheater at the stern.
The upper decks: the refreshed resort-style pool deck, The Perfect Storm waterslides (new in 2025), Splashaway Bay kids aqua park (new), the expanded adults-only Solarium, the Ultimate Abyss (new), FlowRider surf simulators, rockclimbing walls, the zip line, sports court, mini golf, the laser tag arena (new), and the Apollo 18 escape room (new).
Best for: family fun, show nights, snacks
Best for: pool days, slides, challenges
Planning rule: Choose one neighborhood per half-day. Crossing from the Boardwalk to the pool deck repeatedly is where a big ship starts eating your time.
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The seven neighborhoods: the quiet side
Entertainment Place
Youth Zone
Deck 4: the Royal Theater (Mamma Mia!), Studio B ice rink (Blades), the Casino Royale, and the On Air Club for karaoke.
The refreshed Adventure Ocean kids club, the updated Social298 teen club, and the arcade, all within reach of the pool deck action.
Best for: shows, casino nights, ice shows
Best for: kids' programming, teen hangouts
Vitality Spa & Fitness The spa and thermal suite, the fitness center, the salon, and Vitality Café on deck 6, the wellness counterweight to a party-forward ship. Best for: workouts, spa days, quiet miles
Who suits what Families and thrill-seekers gravitate to the Boardwalk and Pool & Sports Zone; couples and foodies to Central Park; adults wanting quiet to the expanded Solarium; and show-goers to Entertainment Place and the Boardwalk's AquaTheater.
First-timer move: Do a full deck-by-deck orientation walk on embarkation afternoon. Seven neighborhoods are impossible to learn by accident.
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Complimentary dining: the mainstays Allure carries 35+ dining venues, and the included lineup is deep. With six to eight nights you can cover a remarkable amount of it. Main Dining Room
Decks 3-5
The multi-level showpiece: multi-course dinner nightly with traditional and My Time Dining, plus breakfast and sea-day lunches. The structured evening anchor of the ship.
Windjammer Café
Upper deck
The broad buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with global dishes and a wide spread. Best for: maximum choice; embarkation lunch
Best for: a proper sit-down dinner
Solarium Bistro
Solarium
Adults-only breakfast and lunch with lighter fare. A quieter alternative to the Windjammer at every meal it serves. Evenings belong to Samba Grill.
Park Café
Deck 8, Central Park
Grab-and-go deli in the garden: sandwiches and salads, open until 6 pm, without the buffet lines. Best for: quieter breakfast or light lunch
Best for: a calm, crowd-free meal
El Loco Fresh
Poolside
Added in the 2025 refit: self-serve Mexican: tacos, burritos, nachos by the pool, at breakfast and lunch.
Vitality Café
Deck 6
Health-oriented smoothies and light bites near the fitness center. Best for: a post-workout reset
Best for: an easy pool-day lunch
Venue list cross-checked against post-refit reporting and Royal Caribbean materials.
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Complimentary dining: more included stops Promenade & late-night Sorrento's, Royal Promenade: pizza by the slice, open late. Café Promenade, deck 5: 24-hour snacks, pastries, and sandwiches; specialty coffee drinks carry a charge. Boardwalk Dog House: hot dogs and sausages on the Boardwalk.
Suites only Coastal Kitchen: lighter, fresh fare for suite guests and Pinnacle members.
What seasoned cruisers say The included lineup is one of the fleet's deepest, and a full week lets you taste nearly all of it. The real move is skipping the lines: Solarium Bistro for calm, Park Café for speed, El Loco Fresh for pool days, and Windjammer strategically at offpeak hours. Johnny Rockets breakfast is reportedly included; the classic diner lunch and dinner carry a cover charge. Continental room-service breakfast is reportedly included.
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Best included-food crawl: Solarium Bistro lunch, a Dog House hot dog on the Boardwalk, El Loco Fresh by the pool, and a late-night Sorrento's slice. Four stops, zero dollars.
One tip to remember On port mornings, ordering continental breakfast in beats the buffet rush.
Specialty dining: the complete paid lineup The refit headlines sit here: the Mason Jar's Southern comfort food with live country music, Samba Grill in the expanded Solarium, and a full Central Park lineup. The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant & Bar
Samba Grill
Southern comfort food with live country music. A cover charge applies.
Brazilian-style grilled meats in the evenings at the Solarium Bistro. Worth an adults-only date night.
150 Central Park
Giovanni's Table
Allure's most elevated table: creative tasting-style dishes in the heart of the garden.
Rustic Italian: family-style pastas, flatbreads, and generous sharing plates.
Izumi Hibachi & Sushi
Chops Grille
Japanese: sushi and à la carte rolls plus teppanyaki; sushi carries an à la carte cover, hibachi a flat charge.
Royal Caribbean's classic steakhouse: prime cuts and seafood, with Central Park views.
Venue lineup cross-checked against post-refit reporting and Royal Caribbean materials. Check the app for current prices.
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Specialty dining: casual extras and packages Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade
Johnny Rockets
À la carte wings, burgers, bar food, screens for the game, and arcade cabinets. New in 2025.
The classic diner: lunch and dinner carry a cover charge. Breakfast is reportedly included.
Chef's Table
Coastal Kitchen
An exclusive multi-course tasting with wine pairings, at a communal table. Limited seats; books fast.
Lighter, fresh fare for suite guests and Pinnacle members.
Starbucks
Sugar Beach
A for-charge café, separate from the complimentary coffee stations and the 24-hour Café Promenade.
Boardwalk candy and ice cream, for-charge sweet treats.
Spend smart: Book specialty dining in Cruise Planner before sailing; packages and per-night offers are usually cheaper in advance than onboard. Lunches can be lower-priced than dinner.
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Prices move Cover charges vary by ship, sailing, and season. Confirm in the app or Cruise Planner for your date.
Bars and nightlife: choose your atmosphere The refit reworked the bar scene, starting with the Pesky Parrot and the Lime & Coconut. New bars sit beside long-running favorites. Pesky Parrot
The Lime & Coconut
Rising Tide Bar
Tropical tiki bar that replaced the Champagne Bar on deck 5; fruity frozen and craft cocktails. New in 2025.
The signature poolside bar, in the expanded Solarium area.
The moving elevator bar cruising between decks on the Royal Promenade; the ship's most novel cocktail ride.
Music Hall
On Air Club
Dazzles
Two-level live music venue: rock tribute bands, themed party nights, dancing.
Karaoke bar and club on deck 4; the latenight sing-and-dance spot.
The large nightclub with theme nights and a big dance floor.
Boleros
Schooner Bar
Vintages
Latin rhythms and salsa dancing; one of the fleet's best dance spots.
The nautical piano bar, for sing-alongs with a calmer crowd.
Central Park wine bar with tapas, ideal before a specialty dinner.
Playmakers
Bow & Stern
Casino bars
Sports bar with craft beer, à la carte food, and arcade games. New in 2025.
The classic English pub: pints, pub games, sports on screen.
Cocktail service and bars inside the Casino Royale for players and passersby.
Venue lineup cross-checked against post-refit reporting and Royal Caribbean materials.
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The signature productions Four headline productions, all included: a Broadway musical, an aqua show, an ice show, and a signature stage production.
B R O A D Way • R O Ya L T H E At E R
Mamma Mia! The ABBA musical at sea in the Royal Theater on deck 4. Royal Caribbean's official ship page confirms it as Allure's headliner, and it is the first production to reserve on every sailing.
A Q U AT H E AT E R • T H E B O A R D WA L K
Oceanaria The AquaTheater's high-diving and aerial show, staged in the open air at the stern. Weather-dependent: the early sailing's evening slot is the safest bet.
Ice Rink • Studio B
Blades The Studio B ice spectacular, performed on the deck-4 rink. Arrive early; it fills quickly.
S I G N AT U R E P R O D U C T I O N
Blue Planet: Home The signature stage production celebrating ocean life, part of Royal Caribbean's 2026 entertainment lineup for Allure.
Show strategy: Connect to ship Wi-Fi the moment you board and reserve all four headline productions for midweek slots, away from the embarkation and departure crowds. Headliner nights also pair well with a specialty dinner. Entertainment lineup per Royal Caribbean's official 2026 entertainment brochure and ship page.
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Beyond the big shows Between the headliners, the ship runs a full program: comedy, concerts, karaoke, dancing, and promenade parties. More entertainment Comedy club: stand-up sets in a club setting; late shows can be adults-only. Music Hall: two-level live music: rock tribute bands, themed party nights, and dancing. On Air Club: karaoke and late-night party sets on deck 4.
How to win show night Before sailing Note the four headliners in your app: Mamma Mia!, Oceanaria, Blades, Blue Planet: Home.
Day 1 Book all four on WiFi; pick midweek slots. Dinner early or late around your chosen showtime.
Sea days Spread headliners across midweek nights; save comedy and music for the bookend evenings.
Before the show Arrive 20-30 minutes early for good seats, especially for Blades and Mamma Mia!
Boleros: live Latin music with salsa dancing. Schooner Bar: piano sing-alongs with a calmer crowd. Central Park: open-air concerts and acoustic sets under the canopy. Parades and themed parties: deck parties and promenade celebrations on sea nights.
Best pairing: A Central Park specialty dinner at Vintages or Chops Grille before Mamma Mia! in the Royal Theater, or Boardwalk snacks plus Playmakers before Oceanaria in the AquaTheater.
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Pools, slides, and high-adrenaline attractions The 2025 refit concentrated its firepower here: a resort-style pool deck, three new slides, a new dry slide, a kids aqua park, laser tag, and an escape room. The pool lineup
The thrills
Resort-style pool deck: refreshed in 2025, with the Lime & Coconut nearby.
Ultimate Abyss (new 2025): the signature 10-deck dry slide, jaws entrance included.
The Perfect Storm (new 2025): three racer slides: Cyclone, two Typhoon racers, and the SuperCell champagne-bowl slide.
Zip line: the long-running favorite, crossing high above the Boardwalk.
Splashaway Bay (new 2025): kids aqua park with slides, water cannons, and a splash zone. Solarium: expanded adults-only retreat in 2025, with new dining and drink options. FlowRider: the twin surf simulators, forward on the pool deck.
Timing: Ride the Perfect Storm before 10 am or during lunch, when the youngest kids dominate Splashaway Bay and the slide lines are shortest.
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Rock-climbing walls: twin walls on the sports deck. Laser tag (new 2025): a glow-in-the-dark arena battle on the sports deck. Apollo 18: Lunar Landing (new 2025): the Royal Escape Room on the upper decks; book early, it sells out. Mini golf and sports court: basketball, volleyball, and more in the Sports Court area.
Height and rules Slides, FlowRider, and the Abyss carry age and height minimums. Confirm in the app for your sailing.
Families, teens, and cabins Refreshed kids' and teen spaces, plus two new panoramic suites above the bridge: the refit covered every age bracket. Youth programming Adventure Ocean (refreshed 2025): the kids club with the Science Lab and Theater for ages 3-11. Social298 (refreshed 2025): the teen-only club, a no-parents hangout with its own programming. Royal Babies & Tots: programming for the youngest sailors. Arcade: classic cabinets near the youth zone. Carousel: the handcrafted Boardwalk carousel, free for all ages.
Family split strategy: While the kids are in Adventure Ocean, take over the expanded Solarium: quiet pool, grown-up drinks, zero splashing.
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Cabins worth knowing Ultimate Panoramic Suites (new 2025): two suites above the bridge with 200-degree ocean views; the ship's splurge cabin. About 50 new staterooms (2025): the refit added roughly 50 cabins, pushing total capacity to about 5,718 guests at double occupancy. Central Park view balconies: quieter than ocean balconies, overlooking the garden with evening concert access. Boardwalk view balconies: AquaTheater views included, noisier on show nights. Light sleepers: midship, away from the promenade decks and high-traffic venues.
Ten hidden gems worth building into your week The attractions everyone knows are the Ultimate Abyss and Mamma Mia!. These are the ones cruisers tell their friends about later. 01 The Pesky Parrot at golden hour
02 The Mason Jar's live country music
The new deck-5 tiki bar is the ship's most atmospheric new venue. Go once before dinner, once after a show.
Southern comfort food with live country acts. Book a covercharge night early; it becomes a ritual.
03 Rising Tide Bar ride
04 Park Café at breakfast
Order a cocktail and ride the moving bar between decks. The least crowded route to a great drink on the Promenade.
The deli opens early in Central Park: quiet garden seating, no buffet chaos.
05 Samba Grill at sunset
06 Apollo 18 escape room
Brazilian grilled meats at the Solarium Bistro in the evening, adults-only, with sunset over the pool deck.
The new lunar-landing Royal Escape Room sells out early in the week. Book on day one.
07 Vintages before dinner
08 Boleros on a Latin night
The Central Park wine bar with tapas is the perfect pre-dinner half hour.
Live Latin bands and a salsa floor that locals would respect. Arrive with zero dance ability; leave with some.
09 Sorrento's at midnight
10 The Ultimate Abyss at opening
The late-night pizza slice on the Promenade is an Oasis-class tradition for a reason.
Ten decks of dry slide with no line, if you are there when the deck opens.
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Embarkation, Fort Lauderdale, and your ports Most 2026 Allure sailings leave from Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades: 6-night Western Caribbean and 8-night Southern Caribbean cruises, every one calling at Perfect Day at CocoCay. Arrive without drama Fly into Fort Lauderdale (FLL) if you can; it is minutes from Port Everglades. Miami (MIA) works with a transfer. Arrive the night before. Embarkation day traffic and flight delays are the two great trip killers. Port Everglades is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world; allow time for terminal traffic. Online check-in: complete it in the app, print or save the SetSail Pass, and have IDs and passports ready.
Port notes Perfect Day at CocoCay: every sailing. Hit the waterpark or the quieter beaches early. Falmouth, Jamaica: Dunns River Falls and river tubing are the classic excursions.
First day, done right Boarding window Clear security, drop bags, connect to ship Wi-Fi, reserve your four headline shows.
Lunch Solarium Bistro for calm or the Windjammer for breadth; El Loco Fresh if you board late.
Afternoon Full orientation walk across all seven neighborhoods; book the Apollo 18 escape room and specialty dining.
Sailaway Top-deck sailaway with the Lime & Coconut; Pesky Parrot for your first tiki night.
Labadee, Haiti: Royal Caribbean's private peninsula: zip line, Arawak water park, barbecue lunch. Willemstad, Curacao: the pastel waterfront and floating bridge, excellent for independent exploring. Oranjestad, Aruba: calm beaches and easy water taxis to Palm Beach.
Port order changes Itineraries and port orders shift by sailing date. Confirm your exact ports in the app or Cruise Planner; do not anchor plans to a sample itinerary.
Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic: the newer call, pairing with beaches and local excursions.
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Money: spend less, enjoy more Drinks and dining
Before you pay full price
Deluxe beverage packages reward heavy drinkers; calculate your real daily count before buying.
Re-price your sailing before final payment if fares drop; Royal Caribbean typically adjusts.
Cheers-free alternatives: complimentary coffee, tea, juices at breakfast, and water stations all week.
Internet packages: buy one multi-device plan per cabin, not one per person.
Specialty dining packages in Cruise Planner beat walk-in prices; book the Mason Jar and Izumi hibachi early.
Excursions: compare ship excursions with reputable independents, but protect your all-aboard time.
Lunch specials at some specialty venues run cheaper than dinner.
Casino: set a hard number before you sit down.
CocoCay Your drink package works ashore at Perfect Day at CocoCay. Thrill and Chill Waterpark costs extra; book in Cruise Planner, where pre-sailing discounts apply.
Do not anchor to old prices Cover charges, package prices, and excursion rates change by sailing. Treat numbers in any guide as direction, not quotes.
Free beach day is the underrated move: loungers, lunch, and the swim-up bars cost nothing beyond what you already paid.
The pre-cruise checklist: passports valid six months out; check-in complete; shows and specialty dining booked; drink package decision made; excursions researched; gratuities understood; CocoCay waterpark pre-booked if you want it.
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A balanced week aboard Allure Built for the 8-night Southern Caribbean sailing from Fort Lauderdale: sea days for the pool deck and thrills, port days for shore time, show nights midweek. Day 1 • Fort Lauderdale
Embark: Wi-Fi show reservations, Solarium Bistro lunch, orientation walk, sailaway.
Day 2 • Sea day
Perfect Storm slides, Ultimate Abyss, pool deck, Pesky Parrot at golden hour.
Day 3 • Sea day
FlowRider and zip line morning; Mason Jar dinner with live country music; Blades.
Day 4 • Willemstad, Curacao
Port day: pastel waterfront, floating bridge; Mamma Mia! in the evening.
Port day: beach morning; Oceanaria in the AquaTheater tonight. Day 5 • Oranjestad, Aruba
Day 6 • Cabo Rojo, Port day: beach and excursions; Vintages before a specialty dinner. DR Day 7 • Sea day
Apollo 18 escape room, laser tag, mini golf; Blue Planet: Home.
Day 8 • Perfect Day at CocoCay
Private-island finale: beach or waterpark, lunch ashore, sunset sailaway.
Day 9 • Fort Lauderdale
Disembark: final breakfast, self-assist departure if you carry your own bags.
On the 6-night Western Caribbean: compress the rhythm: CocoCay on day 2, Falmouth and Labadee for the port days, and stack the four headliner shows across the remaining evenings. Use this as a rhythm, not an itinerary Port order and calls vary by sailing. Confirm your exact ports and adjust the days.
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Pack, check, and board A checklist for a smooth embarkation and a week without drugstore runs. Before the trip
What to pack
☐ Passport valid at least six months past the sailing date
☐ Reef-safe sunscreen, aloe, and insect repellent
☐ Required visas, health forms, and travel documents confirmed ☐ Online check-in complete; SetSail Pass saved in the app
☐ Swimwear, cover-ups, and a rash guard for FlowRider ☐ Comfortable walking shoes and water shoes for CocoCay ☐ Resort-casual outfits plus one smarter evening look
☐ Cruise documents, insurance, and card on file reviewed
☐ Light jacket or wrap for the air-conditioned theaters
☐ Flights and hotel booked; arriving the night before embarkation
☐ Medications, motion-sickness remedies, basic first aid
☐ Shows, specialty dining, and escape room booked in Cruise Planner
☐ Power strip without surge protection; European adapter if needed
☐ Drink package, internet, and excursion decisions made
☐ Waterproof phone pouch and a small dry bag for shore days
☐ Travel companions added; party messaging enabled in the app
Allure, amplified. Board informed, book early, and cruise the new Allure.
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Sources and update note This guide was researched in September 2026. Royal Caribbean changes schedules, prices, menus, hours, and even show lineups, so always confirm in the Royal Caribbean app, Cruise Planner, and your Cruise Compass. Royal Caribbean, Allure of the Seas ship page (2026): https://www.royalcaribbean.com/cruise-ships/allure-of-the-seas? ecid=pr_int_pblc_r_wb_3338; amplified ship, Mamma Mia!, The Mason Jar, Giovanni's Table, Chops Grille, Pesky Parrot, Ultimate Abyss, FlowRider, Boleros, On Air Club. Royal Caribbean 2026 entertainment brochure: http://www.creative.rccl.com/sales/royal/Brochures/25018336_2026_Entertainment_Brochure_Update-HR-2.pdf; Mamma Mia!, Blue Planet: Home, Oceanaria, Blades on Allure. Travel Weekly sailing sheets (2026): https://qa.travelweekly.com/Cruise/Royal-Caribbean-International/Allure-of-the-Seas/Cruisep58967164?id=321985 (6-night Western Caribbean); https://qa.travelweekly.com/Cruise/Royal-Caribbean-International/Allure-of-theSeas/Cruise-p58966515?id=321902 (8-night Southern Caribbean). Expedia cruise schedules: 2026 Allure sailings from Fort Lauderdale, Galveston, and Miami used to cross-check the homeport rotation. CruiseMapper, Allure of the Seas: https://www.cruisemapper.com/ships/Allure-Of-The-Seas-662; 2025 refit details: Perfect Storm, Ultimate Abyss, Splashaway Bay, laser tag, Apollo 18 escape room, Solarium expansion, new staterooms. The Points Guy, drydock report: https://thepointsguy.com/news/allure-of-the-seas-cruise-shipyard-photos; 42-day Cadiz drydock, Pesky Parrot, Mason Jar, Playmakers, Ultimate Panoramic Suites, 5,718-guest capacity. Cruise Radio: https://cruiseradio.net/royal-caribbeans-ship-set-for-100-million-makeover-with-new-pools-bars-and-suites/; $100M+ amplification, retained favorites. Wikipedia, Allure of the Seas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allure_of_the_Seas; class, tonnage, dimensions, refit scope and additions, 25 dining options. Cover photo: "Back of the MS Allure of the Seas.jpg" by Yanjipy, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Back_of_the_MS_Allure_of_the_Seas.jpg
Independent publication: This guide is an independent publication and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Royal Caribbean International or the Royal Caribbean Group. Ship facts were researched from public sources in September 2026; the author has made every effort to ensure accuracy but cannot guarantee that all details are current. Always verify sailing details with Royal Caribbean before booking.
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