Allure of the Seas - 8-Night Southern Caribbean & Perfect Day
The freshly amplified Allure of the Seas reaches below the hurricane belt on this 8-night Fort Lauderdale loop, spending back-to-back days in Willemstad and Oranjestad before a Perfect Day at CocoCay finale. Four sea days give the $100-million refresh room to shine.
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Ship Details — Allure of the Seas
View full Allure of the Seas detailsYear Built
2010
Tonnage
225,282 GT
Passengers
6,780
Crew
2,200
Decks
18
Class
Oasis
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What Travelers Say About Allure of the Seas
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Allure of the Seas sailing. Based on 7,500 discussions.
Allure of the Seas is the second of Royal Caribbean's revolutionary Oasis-class ships, debuting in 2010 and once the largest cruise ship in the world. For years it was viewed as a slightly dated near-twin of Oasis of the Seas, but a $100 million-plus amplification that debuted in April 2025 transformed the experience. The seven-neighborhood layout still defines the vibe - the open-air, tree-lined Central Park, the family-centric Boardwalk with its carousel and aft AquaTheater, and the bustling Royal Promenade with the levitating Rising Tide Bar - delivering the big-ship-feels-like-a-resort energy Oasis-class is known for.
What People Love
- Strong 4.4/5 aggregate from over 4,100 U.S. News guest reviews, one of the highest-rated Oasis-class ships
- $100M+ amplification debuted April 2025 brought the ship firmly up to date with refreshed public spaces, new dining venues, and modern pool-deck furniture and hot tubs
- Massive entertainment lineup including the Broadway musical Mamma Mia! and the Aqua80Too AquaTheater diving show, plus ice shows in Studio B
Common Complaints
- Reviewers report cabins still feel tired and worn - the 2025 refurbishment focused on public spaces, not staterooms
- As a 2010-built ship it can still show its age in spots despite being mostly well maintained
- Gets extremely crowded during school holidays and peak season, with long lines and competition for pool chairs and show reservations