Placing the first block of Allure of the Seas in the dry dock.
tinct themed areas, which will offer guests
fierce challenge to the ship’s designers.
Boardwalk, featuring the AquaTheater. Al-
of every age the widest array of onboard
Leaving a gap in the centre of the ship un-
so open to the sky, Boardwalk is reminis-
vacation experiences that cater to their
derstandably creates a void that is hard to
cent of classic seaside entertainment es-
personal styles and preferences.
fill, structurally speaking. Allure has special
planades, featuring a handcrafted carousel
reason to be proud of her engineers.
and two rock-climbing walls. At the stern-
For instance, guests will enjoy lush
and tropical grounds open to the sky in
With the advent of Central Park, the
end of Boardwalk is the AquaTheater – an
Central Park, located in the centre of the
name Oasis has a true ring to it. In addi-
amphitheater featuring the deepest fresh-
ship and spanning more than the length of
tion, thanks to the Central Park, a stagger-
water pool at sea – which will showcase
a football field. Central Park will be lined
ing two thirds of the cabins now feature
amazing high-dive acrobatics and water
with boutiques and specialty restaurants,
balconies. So even if you’re not enjoying
fountain ballets synchronised to music
ranging from casual to fine dining, and
an ocean view, the lovingly crafted trop-
and lights.
introduce balcony staterooms rising five
ical garden should be easy on the eyes
decks above the storefronts and overlook-
as well.
ing the park – one of a few new categories
Royal Promenade will present guests
with a spectacular new design of Royal
Caribbean’s signature interior boulevard
of onboard accommodations made possi-
LOADED WITH ENTERTAINMENT
of boutiques, restaurants, and bars and
ble by the ship’s revolutionary design.
Beyond the Central Park, guests will delight
lounges. Natural light will cascade through
in the amusements, eateries, and shops on
two Crystal Canopy sculptured glass domes
In fact, Central Park presented a
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