6 Night Round Trip from Fort Lauderdale on the Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas
Prepare yourself for six nights of breathtaking cruising across the sea when you join the Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas from Fort Lauderdale and back again.
This trip is noteworthy because you'll exclusively stop at rare ports like CocoCay. This route is an unusual one for the Symphony of the Seas, But this is the most popular month of the year to sail it.
This includes all meals, entertainment, taxes, and fees. No sneaky extra fees! Coming in at under $165 per day for a balcony cabin, this represents a very strong bargain.
The Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas
Based in Galveston and Fort Lauderdale and refurbished just three years ago in 2023, more than 5,500 guests can travel on this highly-rated Oasis Plus class ship.
Want to enjoy a bar with a robotic bartender, the two Flowrider artificial surf waves, or an escape room? These features are exclusive to Royal Caribbean and are all found on the Symphony of the Seas Royal Caribbean. In addition, experience an ice skating rink, a rare feature.
The Symphony of the Seas Royal Caribbean also offers a waterslide, a gym, a casino, nineteen pools, a solarium, a minigolf course, a spa, and a jacuzzi.
Your Itinerary
This itinerary is made up of three port days and two days at sea. Major features include visits to exotic ports like CocoCay.
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Alternate Sailings
The Symphony of the Seas sails this route two times next year, but doesn't sail it this year. This is the only ship that sails this exact route. In the accompanying graphic you can see a visualization of when this ship sails as well as the relative price for a balcony cabin.
Book Your Cruise
Since it was first listed on April 9th of this year, The price of a balcony stateroom on this sailing has varied between $976 and $1,126 including taxes and port fees. The accompanying graph shows the cost over time for each class of cabin. Today this itinerary is at its lowest price, so secure your balcony room now before it moves upwards.
Last Updated: Oct 3, 2026
Last Modified: Oct 3, 2026