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96.0 MW. Allure of the Seas — what's behind it?

96 megawatts. One single ship. Allure of the Seas: MW, Royal Caribbean International in . From Stromfee Cruise Ships report.

Allure of the Seas
Concept illustration (AI, FLUX·2): Allure of the Seas

What's behind it

Allure of the Seas (226,637 GT, Royal Caribbean, since 2010) is the near-twin of Oasis of the Seas. A 2020 refurbishment included a complete LED lighting upgrade.

Concept illustration (AI, FLUX·2): Site architecture

Location & Technology

Operator: Royal Caribbean International
Location:
Power: MW
Online: 2010

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Concept illustration (AI, FLUX·2): Infrastructure detail

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the power consumption of Allure of the Seas?

Allure of the Seas consumes 96.0 MW of energy.

Who operates the Allure of the Seas?

Royal Caribbean International operates the Allure of the Seas.

Where does this information about Allure of the Seas come from?

This data is sourced from the Stromfee Cruise Ships report.

When was the information regarding Allure of the Seas last updated?

The information was published and last modified on June 15, 2026.