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Royal Caribbean · RCI OASIS

Allure of the Seas

4.0· 2,228 votesBuilt 2010 · 225,282 GT · 17 decks91 sailings from $132/night
Guests
5,4926,314
Crew
2,150
Cabins
2,745
Length
362 m
Space ratio
36
Homeport pattern
Fort Lauderdale

Where she is right now

AIS reported 10:42 UTC · 2 Aug 2026
En route · US PEF· 8/2/2026, 10:42:33 AM· Course 358°
Position
26.09°N, 80.12°W
Heading
358° · COG 9°
Speed
0 kn
Destination
US PEF
Our take · opinion

Oasis neighborhoods, still the point

We experience Allure of the Seas as second-generation Oasis-class Royal: Central Park, Boardwalk, and AquaTheater energy on a ship big enough that neighborhoods matter more than a single pool deck, refreshed again in the 2025 Royal Amplified pass.

Day to day she feels like a floating resort town rather than a single-pool megaship. Families spread across Boardwalk and the pool complex, couples drift into Central Park for evenings, and shows at the AquaTheater still land as the Oasis signature. We send her to multi-gen groups and wow-first first-timers who want neighborhood variety without needing Icon-class brand-newness on every sailing.

Cabins span insides through Royal Loft territory, with Central Park and Boardwalk balconies as the categories people ask about most. Standard ocean balconies remain the volume play for most budgets; we'd book park-view rooms when the neighborhood vibe is why you chose Oasis, and we'd avoid under-venue banks for light sleepers; ask us before you treat every balcony like a quiet oceanfront on a full ship after the 2025 Amplified updates. Neighborhood choice matters as much as stateroom category on a ship this large.

Dining and evenings after Amplified lean expanded specialty, Music Hall energy, and suite-private Coastal Kitchen for Royal Suite Class guests who want a quieter dinner path. Versus Oasis, Harmony, and the Oasis Plus sisters, Allure is the second hull—still massive, now updated, not the newest megaship story. Confirm your sailing on this page and we'll match neighborhood and category to who is traveling.

She's for
  • Multi-generational families who want Oasis neighborhoods
  • First-timers chasing maximum wow per night on a Florida week
  • Friend groups treating the ship like a resort town
  • Suite guests stepping into Royal Suite Class privacy
She's not for
  • Travellers who get stressed in megaship crowds and elevator banks
  • Anyone chasing intimate midsize calm
  • Guests who only want the absolute newest Icon-class hardware
Honest caveat

At full load, peak hours on the pool deck and elevators need patience on a 5,000-plus-guest Oasis ship. We'll steer you toward quieter cabin pockets and off-peak dining so you skip the worst bottlenecks.

The record · ship background

Allure of the Seas, on paper

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Allure of the Seas is the second Oasis-class Royal Caribbean liner, delivered in 2010 after Oasis of the Seas and before the larger Harmony, Symphony, Wonder, and Utopia ships. Until Harmony debuted, Allure and Oasis were the world's largest cruise ships; Allure was famously only about 50 mm longer than Oasis. Naming was at Port Everglades on 28 November 2010 with Princess Fiona as godmother.

Later updates include a 2015 Cadiz drydock, a 2020 technical and product pass, and a 2025 Royal Amplified refurbishment of about USD 100 million at Navantia Cadiz. The Amplified project refreshed the pool deck, added staterooms and waterslides, and expanded dining and entertainment venues toward later Oasis-class standards.

Deployment has centered on Caribbean weeks from Florida homeports such as Fort Lauderdale and Port Canaveral, with chapters in Galveston and seasonal Europe. Confirm embarkation and dates on this page; fact-sheet specs and live sailings sit below.

Build record

Keel to delivery
2008 – 2010
Inaugural
Dec 2010, Port Everglades
Fuel
Marine diesel
Sisters
Harmony OTS, Oasis OTS, Symphony OTS, Wonder OTS
Commerce

Upcoming sailings

37 itineraries · 91 sail dates on Allure of the Seas. Fares are live and change daily.

SailingDateDepartNights$/nInsideBalconySuite
8 Nights Southern Caribbean & Perfect DayFort Lauderdale, Florida | Willemstad, Curacao | Oranjestad, Aruba | Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 2 dates
Aug 8, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)8$318$2,547$2,547$4,569
6 Night Western Caribbean & Perfect DayFort Lauderdale, Florida | Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas | Falmouth, Jamaica | Nassau, Bahamas | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 3 dates
Aug 16, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)6$209$1,254$3,221
8 Night Eastern Caribbean & Perfect DayFort Lauderdale, Florida | Basseterre, St Kitts & Nevis | Philipsburg, St Maarten | San Juan, Puerto Rico | Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 2 dates
Aug 22, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)8$175$1,397$1,463$3,153
6 Night Western Caribbean & Perfect DayFort Lauderdale, Florida | Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas | Falmouth, Jamaica | Nassau, Bahamas | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 2 dates
Aug 30, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)6$150$899$1,099
8 Nights Southern Caribbean & Perfect DayFort Lauderdale, Florida | Willemstad, Curacao | Oranjestad, Aruba | Cabo Rojo,Dominican Republic | Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas | Fort Lauderdale, Florida · 2 dates
Sep 5, 2026Ft Lauderdale (Port Everglades)8$163$1,304$1,544$4,499
7 Night Eastern Caribbean & Perfect DayMiami, Florida | Nassau, Bahamas | Perfect Day Cococay, Bahamas | San Juan, Puerto Rico | Puerto Plata, Dominican Rep | Miami, Florida
Oct 25, 2026Miami7$171$1,198$1,206$3,518
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