Large Interior Stateroom vs. Interior Stateroom on Allure of The Seas

Can anyone tell me why the LIS costs less than an IS?

Thanks!

I stayed in the little one, it is tiny. The bed is butted up against the wall at one side. There is a chair instead of a settee and you have to keep moving it to get into the wardrobe.

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Supply and demand is the usual reason.

The inside's range from 149 sq. ft, which is really, really tight, to 172 sq. ft, which is still small, but at least 2 of you might be able to stand at the same time!

We booked the LIS. Why would the smaller one be in greater demand? I was under the impression that the LIS was around 172 sq. ft... Does anyone know how the beds are configured i9n the LIS? Against the back or on the side? We are in 7139.

We booked the LIS. Why would the smaller one be in greater demand? We are in 7139.

I'm guessing, as Bob said, supply & demand" too. As cabins approach being sold out the price goes up.

Perhaps only less desirable located LIS are left while only a few SIS are left but in better locations??

Or maybe there are no people involved and the computer has an algorithm that simply raises the price by a certain percentage when the category gets within a certain percentage of being sold out without regards to looking at other categories?

Strange indeed.

We booked it back in November and it has always been less. Strange.