Allure Of The Seas deck plans
Deck layouts, review of facilities, activities, amenities
Allure Of The Seas deck plan review at CruiseMapper provides newest cruise deck plans (2025-2026-2027 valid floor layouts of the vessel) extracted from the officially issued by Royal Caribbean deckplan pdf (printable version).
Each of the Allure Of The Seas cruise ship deck plans are conveniently combined with a legend (showing cabin codes) and detailed review of all the deck's venues and passenger-accessible indoor and outdoor areas. A separate link provides an extensive information on Allure Of The Seas staterooms (cabins and suites), including photos, cabin plans and amenities by room type and category.
Allure of the Seas (built in 2010, last refurbished in 2020, scheduled for Royal Amplified refurbishment in 2025) is the second of Royal Caribbean's Oasis-class cruise ships, sister to Oasis OTS and the larger vessels Harmony OTS (2016), Symphony OTS (2018), Wonder OTS (2022), and Utopia OTS (2024).
Note: CruiseMapper's Allure OTS deck plans are valid for 2025-2026-2027.
The aerial image below shows an Oasis-class ship viewed from above.
Allure of the Seas' deck plan includes 2,745 staterooms accommodating 5,492 passengers (maximum capacity 6,314), served by 2,384 crew. The ship has 17 decks (16 accessible to guests, 11 with cabins), 28 lounges and bars, 20 dining venues, 5 swimming pools, and 9 outdoor whirlpools.
There are 24 elevators (12 forward and 12 aft) reaching deck 16, while decks 17 and 18 are accessible via 6 additional lifts.
Specialty dining packages available for onboard booking (per person):
- "Central Park" Package ($70) – includes Giovanni's (Italian), 150 Central Park (fine dining), Chops Grille (steakhouse)
- "Chef's" Package ($130) – includes Chef's Table with wine pairing, 150 Central Park, Chops Grille
- "Choice" Package ($80) – includes Chops Grille, Giovanni's, Izumi (Japanese), Samba Grill (Brazilian steakhouse)
Allure OTS Deck Plan Changes – 2020 Refurbishment
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Allure OTS’ 2020 drydock was postponed and revised. All planned stateroom and venue upgrades were delayed until Royal Caribbean’s financial situation improved. The revised project cost ~EUR 16 million (~USD 17.5 million) and focused on hull and machinery maintenance.
The original Royal Amplified refurbishment (March 13 – May 9, 2020) was budgeted at USD 165 million and scheduled at Navantia Shipyard in Cadiz, Spain. It aimed to add new staterooms and venues while extensively upgrading onboard spaces.
Highlights of the planned upgrades:
- Deck 16 aft: installation of the 10-deck waterslide "Ultimate Abyss"
- Deck 15 Pool Deck: full renovation; addition of "The Lime and Coconut" (2-level poolside bar with cocktails, live DJ, and music); upgraded sunbathing areas (daybeds, hammocks, swing seats, casitas); refreshed adults-only Solarium with two new whirlpools; entrance to "The Perfect Storm" waterslides
- Deck 15: transformation of H2O Zone into "Splashaway Bay" (aqua park with splash pad, 3 mini-waterslides, fountains, water cannons, drench buckets); new eateries – "Portside BBQ" (a la carte American BBQ) and "El Loco Fresh" (custom tacos, burritos, quesadillas, salads)
- Deck 14: addition of "Royal Escape Room: Mission Control Apollo 18" (puzzle game); new staterooms (interior and panoramic oceanview); complete renovation of Adventure Ocean kids complex with themed rooms (Play Place, The Workshop, Arena, Hangout, AO Babies, AO Junior)
- Deck 6 (Boardwalk): addition of "Playmakers Sports Bar and Arcade" (80 large TVs, arcade games, gaming tournaments, VIP Owner’s Box); new landing area for Ultimate Abyss; addition of "Sugar Beach" (ice cream and 220+ candies) and "Beach Shop" (poolwear)
- Deck 5: revamped shopping complex with new retail brands
- New venues: "Spotlight Karaoke" (stage, trivia, private rooms); "Music Hall" (2-deck dancing lounge with live music); "Bionic Bar by Makr Shakr" (robot bartenders); "Clash for the Crystal City" (Studio B laser tag game)
- Dining: "Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen and Wine Bar" (fleet’s first upgraded Giovanni’s with hand-tossed pizza, charcuterie, expanded wine list)
The 30-day drydocking completed in mid-November 2020 included service work by Palfinger Marine (Salzburg, Austria). Conducted at Navantia Shipyard, it involved 23 technicians servicing all 18 lifeboats and 20 winches. Each lifeboat has a maximum capacity of 370 people.
Allure OTS Deck Plan Changes – 2015 Refurbishment
The 18-day drydock in May 2015 (Cadiz, Spain) brought the following changes:
- Introduction of Dynamic Dining with three new restaurants replacing the Adagio Dining Room: American Icon Grill (Deck 3), The Grande (Deck 4), and Silk (Deck 5)
- The new musical "Mamma Mia!" replaced "Chicago" in the Amber Theater
- Deck 16: Sabor Taqueria (Mexican) and Sabor Tequila Bar replaced Rita’s Cantina and the Boardwalk Bar (redesigned as "Sabor Bar" with 60 seats)
- Deck 16: Izumi restaurant relocated to Deck 4 (Windjammer area), upgraded with a Teppanyaki menu
- Deck 17: Viking Crown Lounge replaced by Suite Lounge and Coastal Kitchen (suite guests only)
- Deck 17: new suite categories introduced – 6 Grand Suites, 2 Royal Suites, 2 Royal Family Suites
- The Pinnacle Lounge (55 seats, for suites) converted to an OL-Owner Loft Suite; the wedding chapel was replaced by a GL-Grand Loft Suite
- Decks 5 and 8: new luxury boutiques including Coach, Kate Spade New York, and Michael Kors
- Izumi Hibachi & Sushi fully upgraded with a complete Teppanyaki dining experience
Deck layouts
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