This Week’s Best Cruise Deals: 7 Nights on Allure of the Seas for $349

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Royal Caribbean started a new sale this morning called “Deal Drop,” and it lives up to the name. Seven nights on Allure of the Seas from Miami now start at $349, about $50 a night. Celebrity Silhouette dropped again too, to $482 for six nights with taxes included.

Here are the seven best deals of the week. Every price below was checked on October 30, 2026, directly on each cruise line’s site. Disney’s rates come from the Disney Cruise Line Blog, which tracks them every week. Several sales end before next Friday, including Princess on Sunday and Royal Caribbean on Thursday, so we’ve listed every deadline.

⭐ Deal of the Day: Allure of the Seas, Seven Nights for $349

Royal Caribbean · Allure of the Seas · 7 nights · Western Caribbean & Perfect Day at CocoCay · from Miami · sails November 15, 2026

Royal Caribbean lists this sailing from $349 per person, which works out to about $50 a night. For comparison, a week on Icon of the Seas or Star of the Seas on the same page costs about three times as much. Allure is an Oasis-class ship, so you still get the Boardwalk, the AquaTheater and the Royal Promenade at a short-cruise price.

Watch for: $349 is a “starting from” fare for the cheapest cabin, and taxes, fees and gratuities are added at checkout. The Deal Drop sale (“Cruises as low as $249 + Up to $100 off on short getaways”) is coded on Royal Caribbean’s page to end on Thursday, November 5 (Eastern time). The ship sails in 16 days, so expect to pay in full when you book. See Royal Caribbean’s deals → Bookmark our Best Cruise Deals page for the latest verified picks.

1. Royal Caribbean: Four Nights From Los Angeles for $209

The rest of Royal Caribbean’s board, all under the same sale:

• Ovation of the Seas, 4 nights, Catalina & Ensenada, from Los Angeles, November 30, 2026: from $209 (about $52 a night). This date is back on the page. It was $169 on October 16.
• Wonder of the Seas, 4 nights, Bahamas & Perfect Day, from Miami, November 16, 2026: from $299 (about $75 a night).
• Icon of the Seas, 7 nights, Western Caribbean & Perfect Day, from Miami, November 28, 2026: from $1,026 (about $147 a night), down $70 from last week. The November 7 Eastern Caribbean sailing is $1,024, but it sails in eight days.
• Star of the Seas, 7 nights, Western Caribbean & Perfect Day, from Port Canaveral (Orlando), December 6, 2026: from $1,026 (about $147 a night), a dollar less than last week.

Watch for: fares are per person, before taxes and fees, and the sale ends on Thursday, November 5. The three-night Ovation trip on December 11 is up $30 since October 16, to $299. See Royal Caribbean’s deals →

2. Celebrity: Six Nights for $482, Taxes In

Celebrity’s offer now reads “up to 75% off your second guest’s cruise fare, up to $800 in savings, plus a $100 weekend bonus on Alaska, Caribbean, and Europe sailings.” “3rd & 4th Guests Sail Free” is still offered on select sailings. Celebrity’s prices include taxes and fees:

• Celebrity Silhouette, 6 nights, Key West, Grand Cayman & Bahamas, from Fort Lauderdale, December 5, 2027: $482 (about $80 a night), down $54 from last week and $154 since October 16.
• Celebrity Silhouette, 8 nights, Aruba, Curaçao & Bonaire, from Fort Lauderdale, December 11, 2027: $754 (about $94 a night), down $74.
• Celebrity Beyond, 7 nights, St. Maarten & Puerto Plata, from Fort Lauderdale, November 29, 2026: $775 (about $111 a night), new to our list and the only 2026 sailing on Celebrity’s deals page.

Watch for: both Silhouette fares are for late 2027. The countdown on Celebrity’s main deals page has already run out, and a “weekend” bonus may not last past Monday. The last-minute “Exciting Deals” expire at 11:59 p.m. EST on Monday, November 2, 2026. See Celebrity’s deals →

3. Disney: Baja From $111.15 a Night

The Disney Cruise Line Blog’s October 26 post lists 258 dates with resident or military rates, quoted per person, per night:

• US military: Disney Wonder, 4-night Baja from San Diego, January 25, 2027: $111.15 a night ($444.60 per person). It’s the fifth week at this rate, and it’s still the lowest on the list. Southern California residents pay $124.60 ($498.40) on the same sailing.
• US military: Disney Wonder, 6-night Mexican Riviera from San Diego, November 16, 2026: $124.80 a night ($748.80).
• Florida residents, new to us: Disney Destiny, 5-night Bahamas from Fort Lauderdale, January 25, 2027: $207.90 a night ($1,039.50).

Watch for: each rate is for the cheapest cabin category, rooms are limited to 50 per category, and the offers can’t be combined with other discounts.

4. Princess: Up to $800 Off, Until Sunday

Princess’s new weekend sale offers “Up to $800 instant savings + up to 45% off + free 3rd & 4th guests + $99 deposits,” the biggest instant saving we’ve seen from Princess this fall. Free third and fourth guests apply on Caribbean cruises. Princess says its prices include taxes and fees. The page countdown ends at 11:59 p.m. Pacific on Sunday, November 1.

Watch for: no named sailings or fares are on the page, so price your own sailing before Sunday night. See Princess deals →

5. Holland America: $99 Deposits Until Monday

Holland America’s “Early Booking Bonus + $99 Deposit on select cruises” is now flagged “ENDS SOON!” and runs until 3:59 p.m. Pacific on Monday, November 2, 2026. Save on Sunshine, up to 50% off cruises to the Caribbean, Mexico, the Panama Canal and beyond, still runs until December 31, 2026.

Watch for: no ships, dates or fares are listed, so you’ll need to price your own sailing. See Holland America’s deals →

6. Virgin Voyages: Instant Savings Plus 70% Off the Second Sailor

Virgin’s “Instant Savings + 70% Off 2nd Sailor” covers voyages from September 1, 2026, to October 28, 2028. The instant saving depends on length: up to $250 on four- and five-night voyages, $500 on six to nine nights, $750 on 10 to 13 nights and $1,000 on 14 nights or more.

Watch for: no voyages are priced on the page, and Virgin’s terms split the 70% saving across both sailors, so each gets 35% off the base fare. See Virgin Voyages’ deals →

Already Booked? How to Catch a Price Drop

1. Keep checking after you book. Fares on our list move every week. Celebrity Silhouette’s December 2027 sailing has dropped $154 in two weeks. If you booked it at $636, today’s $482 is real money.
2. Reprice before final payment. On many refundable fares, you or your travel agent can ask for the lower price, or cancel and rebook, until final payment is due. After that, a lower fare usually isn’t refunded. Freedom of the Seas’ November 5 sailing fell from $521 to $349 this week, but anyone already booked on it was past final payment.
3. Check what you’d lose. A new promotion may swap a perk you already have, such as onboard credit or free third and fourth guests, for a bigger discount. Compare the total, not just the fare.
4. Non-refundable deposits change the math. Cheaper non-refundable fares can often be repriced only as a credit, or not at all. Read the fare type on your booking before you call.

Prices and offers were checked on October 30, 2026, and can change or sell out at any time. Unless noted, taxes, fees, port expenses and gratuities may be extra. Always confirm the final price on the cruise line’s website before booking. Cruise Chaos does not earn commissions on these deals.

Keep Reading

• Last week’s deals roundup: 9 Nights on Freedom of the Seas for $521
• Cruising on a Budget: Smart Savings Guide
• What Happens If Your Cruise Price Goes Down After You Book?

Sources

• Royal Caribbean: Cruise Deals
• Celebrity Cruises: Cruise Deals and Exciting Deals
• Disney Cruise Line Blog: Special Offers as of October 26, 2026
• Princess Cruises: Deals & Promotions
• Holland America Line: Cruise Deals
• Virgin Voyages: Cruise Deals