chocopreppy

No, the number of suites that can accommodate 6ppl is super limited. I'm actually currently on the allure right now in an extra spacious ocean balcony room and it's great for 6 people - bunk beds, extra space, lots of storage. Only downside is sharing 1 bathroom for the entire week, but I fixed that problem by purchasing the thermal suite pass for myself!

That's what I do. If I see a room that fits my family of 6 and I like the price, I book it for the first 4 people, and then I call in to add my other 2 kids to the bookings. You can get a good idea of the additional pricing by looking at the 3rd/4th pax pricing - it's going to be the same. The reason why I book immediately is the cabins for 5+ are very hard to find, and I don't want to waste time waiting on hold for a rep. I've never had an issue booking this way. Also, when you add the 5th/6th passengers, Royal will create a separate booking number for them - each reservation can have a max 4 people listed on it.

Hi! I'm one of the families with young children that were always occupying the pool and indoor hot tub. We loved every minute of it, despite the hot tub never quite hitting the right temperature to actually be called a hot tub. Our favourite part of the cruise was definitely the restaurant. The shrimp toast for breakfast became a fan favourite. And we pretty much had a standing order of shrimp cocktail, crab cakes and lobster tail for dinner each night (sometimes w a side of filet). Disembarkation sucked - it was confusing and disorganized and the multiple shuttles was completely unnecessary but as bad as it was, I felt for the next group of people getting ready to board the ship cuz it looked nowhere near as comfortable as our check in location a week earlier at pier 91.