Royal Caribbean International said Thursday that its 5,400-passenger Allure of the Seas will be pulled out of service for a week so unscheduled repairs can be made in the Bahamas, Maintenance crews will try to repair a bearing in one of the ship's three propulsion motors that has been wearing down faster than expected.
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