Royal Caribbean Offers Perks for Guests to Change Allure Reservations
Royal Caribbean is looking for guests willing to change their reservations for the September 27, 2026, cruise onboard the Allure of the Seas.
According to a statement sent to selected passengers, the company is offering perks for those who cancel or move their booking to another date.
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Sailing from Fort Lauderdale, the Oasis-class vessel will offer a six-night cruise to the Western Caribbean and the Bahamas. The itinerary features visits to Perfect Day CocoCay and Nassau in the Bahamas, as well as Falmouth in Jamaica.
"Ahead of our Allure of the Seas September 27, 2026, sailing, we are looking to see if your travel party might have flexible travel arrangements," Royal Caribbean explained.
"If your plans are set in stone, please mark this email as "Read," and gear up for your upcoming adventure "“ although there are some pretty sweet options below," the company added.
Options for passengers who received the statement include transferring their sailing to the October 11, 2026, cruise onboard the Allure of the Seas.
The 5,552-passenger ship will offer a similar itinerary on that date, sailing from Port Everglades for a six-night cruise to Jamaica and the Bahamas.
Royal Caribbean said that guests who opt to move their booking will receive a 100 percent refund of the cruise fare for their current reservation.
The company will transfer the booking for the new cruise date to a similar cabin category at no cost, the statement explained.
Royal Caribbean will also reimburse any non-refundable, pre-purchased travel expenses incurred due to the change.
Another option is cancelling the booking and receiving a 100 percent refund, in addition to a 100 percent Future Cruise Credit to book another Royal Caribbean sailing.
The company said it will refund all amounts paid for the cruise and any additional services, while also reimbursing any non-refundable travel expenses incurred, including hotel and flight cancellation or transfer fees.
Passengers will also receive a Future Cruise Credit (FCC) valued at 100 percent of the original sailing's cruise fare.
