How Many Sailings Does Each Club Royale Offer Level Cover? The October 2026 Lists, Counted
A higher level does not reach more sailings. It reaches a better cabin. Here is every level on the October 2026 lists, with the number of sailings it names.
The October 2026 Club Royale lists name 1,646 different sailings that have not yet left. How many of them one level names runs from 77 (level 10) to 1,504 (level 02A). The count does not follow the points. The suite levels name suites and reach about 72% of the sailings. The middle levels name balconies and ocean views and reach more. The lowest levels, 08 to 10, name mostly interior cabins and reach the fewest.
Every number comes from Royal Caribbean's public monthly Club Royale offer lists, as we read them, set against our own sailing data of 22 October 2026. A code reads like 2610A04: 2026, October, list A, level 04. The box at the bottom says exactly how. We do not know which list or level you hold. Your offer card names your code, and you can look it up on our offer code page.
Sailings named, level by level
Royal Caribbean posts three lists for October, A, C and D, each with its own codes. List A has 14 levels and is the longest. The table gives the number of different sailings each level names on each list, and the points Royal Caribbean prints beside the level on list A. A dash means the list has no such level.
| Level | Points listed | Cabin named | Sailings on list A | Share of the 1,646 | List C | List D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VIP1 | 70,000 | Suites and lofts | 1,167 | 71% | 1,167 | 1,043 |
| VIP2 | 40,000 | Suites and lofts | 1,133 | 69% | 1,040 | 1,037 |
| Level 01 | 25,000 | Grand Suite or Junior Suite | 1,181 | 72% | 1,166 | 1,166 |
| Level 02 | 15,000 | Junior Suite | 1,136 | 69% | 978 | 978 |
| Level 02A | 9,000 | Balcony or Junior Suite | 1,504 | 91% | 1,353 | 1,353 |
| Level 03 | 6,500 | Balcony or Junior Suite | 1,324 | 80% | 997 | 997 |
| Level 03A | 4,000 | Ocean view or balcony | 1,092 | 66% | 810 | 810 |
| Level 04 | 3,000 | Ocean view or balcony | 1,416 | 86% | 1,199 | 1,199 |
| Level 05 | 2,000 | Interior, ocean view or balcony | 1,355 | 82% | 1,042 | 1,042 |
| Level 06 | 1,500 | Interior, ocean view or balcony | 1,044 | 63% | 747 | 747 |
| Level 07 | 1,200 | Interior, ocean view or balcony | 826 | 50% | 552 | 552 |
| Level 08 | 800 | Interior, ocean view or balcony | 464 | 28% | 271 | - |
| Level 09 | 600 | Interior | 253 | 15% | 136 | - |
| Level 10 | 400 | Interior | 77 | 5% | - | - |
Different sailings leaving on or after 22 October 2026 that the code names, by level, from the October 2026 public lists A, C and D. The share is of the 1,646 sailings on list A, which names every sailing on any of the three lists that has not yet left.
Points are not the same as reach. Level 02A, listed at 9,000 points, names 1,504 sailings. Level 05, listed at 2,000, names 1,355. Level 01, at 25,000, names 1,181. What a higher level changes is the cabin: grand suite or junior suite at level 01, a balcony or an ocean view at levels 03A and 04, and from level 05 an interior cabin as well.
Which levels name an interior cabin
Only levels 05 to 10 name an interior. Together they name an interior cabin on 1,016 different sailings (62% of the 1,646). A balcony is named on 1,439. From level 04 down, the levels are guarantee levels: the code says the cabin type, and Royal Caribbean picks the room. Our guide to guarantee cabins says what that means for your booking.
| Level | Interior named on | Ocean view named on | Balcony named on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 05 | 423 | 438 | 494 |
| Level 06 | 384 | 366 | 294 |
| Level 07 | 339 | 275 | 212 |
| Level 08 | 251 | 160 | 53 |
| Level 09 | 253 | 0 | 0 |
| Level 10 | 77 | 0 | 0 |
Sailings leaving on or after 22 October 2026, list A, by the cabin type the level names on that sailing. Each sailing appears once at a level, with one cabin type.
How far down the points ladder you can get
Another way to read the same lists: how many sailings do the levels listed at or below some number of points name, in any cabin? The levels listed at 400 points name 77 sailings (5%). Those listed at 800 or fewer name 464, and those at 1,500 or fewer name 1,044 (63%).
| Levels listed at this many points or fewer | Different sailings named | Share of the 1,646 |
|---|---|---|
| 400 points or fewer | 77 | 5% |
| 800 points or fewer | 464 | 28% |
| 1,500 points or fewer | 1,044 | 63% |
| 2,000 points or fewer | 1,355 | 82% |
| 3,000 points or fewer | 1,503 | 91% |
| 9,000 points or fewer | 1,639 | 100% |
| 70,000 points or fewer | 1,646 | 100% |
Different sailings leaving on or after 22 October 2026 that any list A level at or below the points shown names, in any cabin type. The cabin differs from level to level.
Is the named cabin still for sale?
A list names a sailing and a cabin type. It does not say a cabin is left. We matched the list A entries to the fares we captured on 22 October. Of 13,932 entries we could match, 13,599 (98%) had a fare for the cabin type the level names in our capture. The rest had none. We cannot tell if that means sold out, held back or not yet on sale. The offer code page marks them when you look up a code.
What to do with this
Start from your code, not from the points. Look up the code on your offer card, see the sailings it names, and compare their fares. The dollar side is in what a Club Royale offer is worth, and reading the card itself is in how to read a Club Royale offer. Two levels listed at very different points can name almost the same number of sailings, so the cabin is the thing to weigh.
On a leg-to-leg trip, each leg needs its own sailing on your code. How the legs join up is in the back-to-back guide, and the two-offers article covers using more than one.
What this does not tell you
- It is the October 2026 lists only. November and later months have their own lists, and the numbers move from month to month.
- A sailing on a list is not a promise that a cabin is free or that your account can book it. Royal Caribbean decides that at booking.
- We do not know how many members hold each level, and we do not say how a level is earned. Royal Caribbean does not say who gets which list.
- The points are printed on the list index. We read them as printed and do not say what they mean for any traveller.
- It counts sailings, not trips. Whether two legs of a back-to-back are both on your code is a separate question.
- Nothing here is a quote, and no fare or approval is promised.
Sailings with no fare
5 of the 1,646 sailings on the lists are not in our data by ship and date, and 11 that are in our data had no fare for any cabin on 22 October. They are counted as named by the list and left out of the fare check above. Nothing is estimated, and a missing fare is shown on the site as unpriced.
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