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How much does the FlowRider cost on Royal Caribbean?

How Much Does FlowRider Cost? FlowRider is included in your cruise fare - you can ride it as much as you want for free. However expect to queue/wait in line as understandably it's very popular. Lessons are also available at a cost of $69 per person and usually lessons will be shared with 6-8 others.



On Royal Caribbean ships in 2026, the standard use of the FlowRider surf simulator is complimentary (included in your cruise fare). You can line up during open "Stand-Up Surfing" or "Boogie Boarding" sessions as many times as you like for free. However, if you want to bypass the long lines or improve your skills, there are paid options. A Group Lesson (typically 1 hour for up to 8 people) costs approximately $70 to $90 per person, depending on the ship and sailing. For those seeking a truly elite experience, a Private Lesson for you and your party starts at around $460 to $580 per hour in 2026. These paid sessions often take place when the FlowRider is "closed" to the general public, providing a 1-on-1 coaching environment. It is important to remember that all participants must sign a waiver and meet height requirements (usually 52" for boogie boarding and 58" for stand-up surfing). In 2026, advanced booking via the Royal Caribbean app is highly recommended for lessons, as they frequently sell out before the ship even leaves the port.

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