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4.3
(4120 Reviews)
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Oasis of the Seas ship stats
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Price:
$$$$
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Size:
XL
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Total Passengers:
5,492
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Total Crew:
2,394
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Passenger to Crew Ratio:
2.29
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Built:
Nov 2008
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Refurbished:
Jan 2019
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Total Cabins:
2,803
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Cabin Categories:
75
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Gross Tonnage:
225,282
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Length:
1,184
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Beam:
154
Oasis of the Seas overview
By Cruiseline.com - Updated Sep. 17, 2019
Aimed at active couples, families, and solo travelers, Oasis of the Seas offers a true mega-ship cruise adventure with more action-packed activities than you can experience in a single week at sea. On one of the world's largest cruise ships, travelers can enjoy endless fun in the pool and sports zone, which has a zip line, two climbing walls, and dual surf simulators. While adults spend a quiet moment in the Vitality spa or Solarium, younger travelers can stay busy in the Royal Babies & Tots Nursery and Ocean Adventure club on Kids' Avenue. And from beloved Broadway musicals to themed party nights, there's always something happening in the theater and along the Boardwalk or Royal Promenade.
Even though Oasis launched back in 2009, passengers can still expect the cutting-edge technology and amenities Royal Caribbean is known for. Royal completely overhauled the dining options and amenities on Oasis during a 2014 dry-dock makeover, and additional improvements are scheduled for the end of 2019. The Royal Amplified updates will expand the water sports and games areas and add new dining venues, such as El Loco Fresh and Jamie's Italian by Jamie Oliver. Royal Caribbean will also be introducing updated lounges and clubs, including adult arcades and karaoke bars for Instagram-worthy nights.
Oasis of the Seas is perfect for active travelers of all types: thrill-seekers, teens, solo travelers, millennials, and couples, along with multigenerational families with varied interests.
Oasis of the Seas itineraries includes sailings from Miami and Fort Lauderdale to destinations in the Eastern and Western Caribbean including Mexico, Haiti, Jamaica, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. A few select itineraries in 2019 will include stops in Spain, Italy, and the Western Mediterranean prior to the upcoming refurbishment. After May 2020, the updated ship will depart from the New York City area at the Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, New Jersey. Itineraries will take travelers to The Bahamas and Royal Caribbean's exclusive Perfect Day at CocoCay theme park.
What is there to do on Oasis of the Seas?
- Rock-climbing walls and zip lines
- Sports deck with full-sized courts
- FlowRider surf simulators
- Teen-only activity spaces
- Ocean Adventure activities
- Complimentary nursery care
- AquaTheater diving and acrobatics
- Studio B ice rink and arena
- Production of “Cats” at the Opal Theater
- Jazz and comedy clubs
- Adults-only Solarium
- Fifteen specialty restaurants
- Vitality spa and fitness center
- Duty-free designer outlets
- Casino Royale gambling
Before You Book
Why Sail Oasis of the Seas: Travelers looking for a more intimate atmosphere may not enjoy the bustling activity and crowds on this ship.
You Should Know Travelers looking for a more intimate atmosphere may not enjoy the bustling activity and crowds on this ship.
Oasis of the Seas cruises to:
- Caribbean
- Caribbean - Southern
- Europe - Mediterranean
- Europe - Western Mediterranean
- Europe
- Caribbean - Eastern
- Caribbean - Western
- Caribbean - Bahamas
- Transatlantic
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Oasis of the Seas departs from:
- Barcelona, Spain
- Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
- Ft. Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida
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Oasis of the Seas ratings:
- Cabin / Stateroom 4.5
- Children's Programs 4.3
- Destinations and Excursions 4.2
- Embarkation and Disembarkation 4.4
- Entertainment 4.5
- Food and Dining 4.3
- Onboard Activities 4.4
- Service and Staff 4.7
- Ship Quality 4.7
Oasis of the Seas cabins
2803 cabins and 75 cabin categories.
4.3
(175 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 177 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $149/night
4.6
(101 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 198 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $178/night
4.5
(1009 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 189 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $185/night
4.5
(102 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 693 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $445/night
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Oasis of the Seas dining
5.0
(3 Reviews)
5.0
(1 Review)
4.9
(7 Reviews)
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Oasis of the Seas onboard activities
5.0
(1 Review)
5.0
(2 Reviews)
5.0
(6 Reviews)
5.0
(1 Review)
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3.7
cruise by gttlx
Sail date: / Traveled as: CoupleShip: Oasis of the Seas
cruise was nice som ports were far from city and stressful to get back to on time. main waiter Nelson was super nice. cabin had poor ac and was never fixed properly and didn't have who to talk to abt it.
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4.9
Thoroughly enjoyable. by sbeggan1
Sail date: / Traveled as: CoupleShip: Oasis of the Seas
This was our first cruise, and we now plan on scheduling many. We had some trepidation about sea sickness and slow elevators, but both were not a concern. There was so much to do on the ship, we couldn't wait to come back from shore excursions. We go to a lot of restaurants where we live, so we didn't feel like we needed to enjoy the premium dining. We always found something good on the Main Dining menu. We actually enjoyed following the nightly dress themes.
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4.7
Great Western Med Cruise by StephenHammond
Sail date: / Traveled as: Family (older children)Ship: Oasis of the Seas
Fun time on Oasis of the Seas. The ship is massive but doesn’t feel crowded except on sea days and at the breakfast buffet. Service was great. Food was decent but I’ve had better on other lines. Entertainment and activities were plentiful.
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PatFreeman
Mar 04, 2015
Come Fly With Me is one of the greatest shows I have ever seen & I have been to many Broadway Shows.
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MrCruzeaddict
Feb 05, 2012
The BEST place to relax on this ship is the Solarium! Adults only, so NO kids..A GREAT way to spend a port day when most are off the ship!
Thumbs up 7
DavesDivers
Oct 11, 2016
Eat at Solarium Bistro to avoid crowds in Windjammer.Look at other tour providers (other than ship excursions) online before your trip to save big $ on tours. For example, ship booked tour for one island was $129 and purchased before trip through another provider was only $20. Same tour.
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