An ice rink and an aqua park on Allure of the Seas
Allure of the Seas has an ice rink and the Splashaway Bay aqua park, and both are included in the fare. Skating is complimentary for every guest, whether it is your first time on the ice or you can already manage a figure eight. Splashaway Bay is built for tots through tweens, with waterslides, fountains, water cannons and a drench bucket that tips overhead. Parents are welcome to join in.
Curious children have the Adventure Science Lab, where they dig for fossils, try junior chemistry and make space mud, also at no extra cost. The included youth programme groups children by age from three upwards, so brothers and sisters of different ages each have their own activities. For more ideas, browse our family cruises with Royal Caribbean.
Blue Planet and live music after dark
Evenings on Allure of the Seas run on live music, and her headline show, Blue Planet, is included in the fare. It travels from mountain peaks to ocean depths with soaring vocals, dance and aerial acrobatics, and it is made for the whole family. Out by the pool, The Lime and Coconut keeps DJs and live music going from day into evening, with its own signature house cocktail.
The Trellis Bar is the quieter choice, set among garden greenery: afternoon wine, then guest performers once night falls. Both are free to walk into, while drinks are charged separately.
Caribbean round-trips from Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Allure of the Seas sails the Caribbean with Royal Caribbean, and every sailing is a round-trip from Miami or Fort Lauderdale. From November through April, right through the Australian summer, she runs 6- and 7-night round-trips from Miami. Stops change between departures, but you might see Coco Cay and Nassau in the Bahamas, or Puerto Plata and Samaná in the Dominican Republic.
In January and February she adds 3- and 4-night round-trips from Miami, with Nassau and Coco Cay among the usual stops. Whether you sail from Miami or Fort Lauderdale, we book the flights, a night or two in the city and the transfers with the cruise, so each sailing sits inside a longer holiday.
Fort Lauderdale is her home port in May and October. Her 8-night sailings from there vary, though Willemstad in Curaçao and Oranjestad are among the ports. In May there are also 6- and 7-night round-trips, where typical calls include Falmouth, Basseterre in St. Kitts and Nevis, and Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas.
Other ships in Royal Caribbean’s Oasis Class include Harmony of the Seas, Symphony of the Seas and Wonder of the Seas. The rest of the line is on our Royal Caribbean cruise deals page.
Allure of the Seas cabins and deck plans
Her suites come with Royal Suite Class, Royal Caribbean’s suite tier, which gives perks rather than a separate area of the ship. Its guests can dine at Coastal Kitchen, kept for them alone. On a ship this size, our Allure of the Seas cabins and deck plans page shows where your cabin sits.
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