Allure of the Seas

Dining

Dining on Allure of the Seas is one of the real stars of the holiday. As a newly Amplified Oasis Class ship, it offers the scale and variety many UK cruisers want when the ship itself is a major part of the trip. You can move from the Main Dining Room and Windjammer to speciality favourites such as Giovanni’s℠ Table, Chops Grille℠ and The Mason Jar℠, with casual stops like Dog House adding even more flexibility during busy sea days. The result is a genuinely varied food scene that feels exciting rather than repetitive, whether you are travelling as a family, booking a celebratory couple’s escape or simply want plenty of choice throughout the week.

Entertainment & Things to Do

Allure of the Seas is designed to wow, and it does exactly that. The headline attractions are pure Royal Caribbean: high-flying AquaTheater shows, the Ultimate Abyss℠, FlowRider® sessions and family fun around Splashaway Bay℠. After dark, the ship keeps the energy high with Mamma Mia!, On Air Club, tropical drinks at Pesky Parrot℠ and late-night dancing at Boleros. It is a full resort-at-sea experience, so there is always another neighbourhood, show, bar or activity to try. For UK cruisers who want the cruise ship to feel like a destination in its own right, Allure of the Seas is engaging, exciting and wonderfully full of life.

Ideal for

Allure of the Seas is ideal for families, groups and first-time cruisers who want a genuinely big-ship Royal Caribbean experience. It is especially strong for school-holiday travel because children, teens and adults can all find their own rhythm without running out of things to do. Couples can enjoy it too, particularly if they like contemporary ships with lots of bars, restaurants and entertainment venues rather than a more traditional cruise atmosphere. If your idea of a brilliant holiday includes wow-factor spaces, plenty of dining choice and a busy, sociable onboard scene, Allure of the Seas is a terrific fit for UK travellers wanting that modern resort-style feel.

Useful Information

Allure of the Seas rewards a little forward planning, but it is easy to enjoy once you know that. Because this is an Oasis Class ship, it helps to think about neighbourhoods when choosing your stateroom and to reserve popular shows and speciality dining in advance where possible. The scale sounds huge, yet the layout is intuitive, with areas such as Central Park, the Boardwalk and the Royal Promenade giving the ship a very organised feel. Stateroom options range from Inside cabins through to Balcony accommodation and suites, so there is plenty of choice. For UK fly-cruise guests, that makes Allure both exciting and surprisingly manageable.

Destinations

In 2026, Allure of the Seas is especially relevant for Caribbean cruises from Florida, including sought-after calls such as Perfect Day at CocoCay, Cozumel and St. Thomas on western and eastern Caribbean sailings. That destination mix is a strong match for the ship’s holiday style, giving UK cruisers the chance to pair classic sunshine ports with one of Royal Caribbean’s most feature-packed ships. If you are planning a fly-cruise and want a holiday that feels big, bold and packed with choice both onboard and ashore, Allure of the Seas stands out. It is a great option when you want tropical ports by day and headline entertainment by night.

Royal Caribbean Top Cruise Types

Top destinations to explore

• Caribbean Cruises with Royal Caribbean – Enjoy vibrant island hopping with stops in places like St. Maarten, Barbados and Cozumel.
• Antarctica Cruises with Royal Caribbean – Venture to remote polar regions with breathtaking glaciers, penguin colonies and dramatic scenery.
• Northern Lights Cruises Royal Caribbean – Sail through Arctic landscapes with the chance to witness the magical aurora borealis.
• Royal Caribbean Japan Cruises 2026 – Discover ports such as Tokyo, Osaka and Hiroshima alongside cultural and culinary highlights.
• Royal Caribbean Japan Cruises 2027 – Plan a future sailing to Japan with immersive itineraries and iconic city experiences.
• Vietnam Cruises Royal Caribbean – Explore destinations like Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang with rich history and street food scenes.

Convenient departure choices

• Royal Caribbean 2026 Cruises from Southampton – Start your cruise from Southampton with easy embarkation and no airport stress.
• Royal Caribbean 2027 Cruises from Southampton – Lock in a future sailing from Southampton with popular itineraries and early availability.
• Royal Caribbean from Southampton – Browse a variety of Southampton departures covering Europe, the Med and beyond.
• Royal Caribbean Cruises from Liverpool – Depart from Liverpool for a relaxed start and a northern UK cruising option.
• Royal Caribbean Cruises from the UK – Choose from a range of UK departures combining convenience with diverse itineraries.
• Royal Caribbean Fly Cruises – Pair your cruise with flights to reach destinations like the Caribbean, Asia or the Med with ease.

Plan by travel year

• Royal Caribbean 2026 Cruises – Browse 2026 departures with a mix of short breaks, long voyages and global itineraries.
• Royal Caribbean 2027 Cruises – Get ahead with 2027 sailings and secure sought-after ships and routes early.

Offers and flexible cruise styles

• Last Minute Royal Caribbean Cruises – Snap up late deals with reduced fares and quick getaway opportunities.
• Royal Caribbean Cruise Deals – Find value-packed offers across a wide range of ships and destinations.
• Royal Caribbean Promotions & Sales – Access limited-time promotions with added perks and savings on selected sailings.
• Royal Caribbean Repositioning Cruises – Enjoy extended itineraries between regions with fewer port repeats and great value.

Onboard options and inspiration

• Royal Caribbean Drinks Packages – Choose from a range of beverage plans to suit everything from soft drinks to cocktails.
• Royal Caribbean Cruises – Explore the full Royal Caribbean collection including ships like Wonder of the Seas and Odyssey of the Seas.