Royal Caribbean

Allure of the Seas

About Allure of the Seas

Allure of the Seas entered service in 2010 as the second Oasis-class ship and a near-identical sister to Oasis of the Seas. At 225,282 gross tons, Allure held the record as the world's largest cruise ship upon launch. The ship underwent a major amplification in 2020, adding new features while preserving its beloved seven-neighborhood layout.

The amplification brought updates including a reimagined pool deck, new Caribbean-inspired Giovanni's Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar, Portside BBQ, and the Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade. The Central Park neighborhood remains a guest favorite with its living trees, boutique shops, and specialty restaurants under the open sky.

Allure of the Seas is ideal for first-time cruisers and families who want the full mega-ship experience with proven entertainment and dining. The ship sails Caribbean itineraries from various ports, including stops at Perfect Day at CocoCay.

Ship Highlights

Seven distinct themed neighborhoods
Amplified in 2020 with new venues
Central Park with real trees and gardens
AquaTheater with diving and acrobatic shows
Rising Tide Bar - moves between decks
Ice skating rink with shows
Multiple Broadway-caliber shows

Allure of the Seas Specifications

225,282

Gross Tonnage

1,187 ft

Length

2,745

Staterooms

Where Allure of the Seas Sails

Over the next 12 months, Allure of the Seas has 60 scheduled sailings to Caribbean, North America, Bahamas, typically 7- and 6-night itineraries.

Discover by Cruise Line

Royal CaribbeanNorwegian Cruise LineCelebrity CruisesCarnival Cruise LinePrincess CruisesMSC CruisesDisney Cruise LineHolland America LineVirgin VoyagesViking

Why Zipsea

The most onboard credit on the internet

We give the absolute most onboard credit back for you to spend onboard.

Prices straight from the cruise lines

Prices and availability come directly from the cruise lines and update in real time.

Never any fees

No service charges, no booking fees — not for anything.

A team that lives and breathes cruises

Cruises are all we sell. You're always talking to someone who knows ships, cabins, and ports.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was Allure of the Seas refurbished?

Allure of the Seas underwent Royal Caribbean's Royal Amplification program in 2020, adding new dining venues, redesigned pool areas, and updated entertainment spaces while maintaining its iconic seven-neighborhood design.

What is Central Park on Allure of the Seas?

Central Park is an open-air neighborhood in the center of the ship featuring over 12,000 live plants, specialty restaurants like Chops Grille and 150 Central Park, boutiques, and the Rising Tide Bar.

Is Allure of the Seas the same as Oasis of the Seas?

Allure and Oasis are sister ships with nearly identical designs. Allure was slightly larger by a few inches when launched. Both ships have since been amplified with different updates, giving each unique features.

What is onboard credit (OBC)?

Onboard credit is ship money you can use during your cruise—like a prepaid gift card. Spend it on drinks, specialty dining, Wi-Fi, spa treatments, excursions, or onboard shopping.

How does Zipsea give me more onboard credit than others?

Travel agents earn commission on every booking, and most keep it. We don't—we pass back the maximum onboard credit the cruise line allows, every time.

Do I pay more to book with Zipsea?

No. You pay the same published fare you'd see on the cruise line's website—except we give you back the maximum onboard credit on top.

How much onboard credit will I actually get?

It depends on your fare and the cruise line's rules. As a ballpark, shorter cruises usually allow $50–$100 and longer cruises $150–$500+. When you search a sailing, we show you the exact amount.