Allure of the Seas joined the fleet in December 2010 as the sister of Oasis of the Seas. In February to April 2025 she spent about seven weeks at Navantia's Cádiz shipyard in a refit reported at more than $100 million, which added the Perfect Storm waterslides, Splashaway Bay, laser tag, an escape room and a new teen space.
She carries 5,484 guests at double occupancy (6,780 maximum). Royal Caribbean lists Allure on three- and four-night Bahamas cruises and seven-night Western Caribbean cruises from Miami, plus six-night Caribbean trips from Fort Lauderdale.
Highlights
2025 amplification
New waterslides, a kids splash zone, laser tag, an escape room and the Social298 teen area came on board in 2025.
Mamma Mia on stage
The ABBA-based Broadway musical is part of the ship's show lineup.
Pesky Parrot
A tiki bar on the Boardwalk added in the refit.
Zip line and FlowRider
Classic Oasis-class thrills over the Boardwalk and on the top deck.
Best for
- Families who want Oasis-class activities on a short or week-long cruise
- Musical-theater fans
- Nightlife and bar hoppers
Good to know before you book
- Sources disagree on Allure's gross tonnage after the refit, so we leave it off.
- The ship has 18 decks in total and 16 for guests.
- Miami departures for three- and four-night sailings fill quickly around holiday weekends.
Where Allure of the Seas sails
Deployments change by season and year. Recent and announced itineraries include:
Regions: Bahamas, Western Caribbean, Eastern Caribbean
Home ports: Miami, Fort Lauderdale
Allure of the Seas questions
Was Allure of the Seas refurbished?
Yes. Allure had a refit from late February to April 2025 at Navantia in Cádiz, Spain, reported at more than $100 million, adding new slides, a splash zone, laser tag, an escape room and a teen area.
Where does Allure of the Seas sail from?
Royal Caribbean lists Allure on Bahamas and Western Caribbean cruises from Miami and on Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale.
How many people does Allure of the Seas hold?
Allure carries 5,484 guests at double occupancy and up to 6,780 at full capacity, with about 2,200 crew.
Sources and fact-checking (last checked October 14, 2026)
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