Royal Caribbean

Oasis of the Seas

About Oasis of the Seas

Oasis of the Seas revolutionized cruising when it launched in 2009 as the world's largest cruise ship, introducing the groundbreaking neighborhood concept that has since defined Royal Caribbean's mega-ships. At 225,282 gross tons, Oasis pioneered features like Central Park (living park at sea), the Boardwalk, and the AquaTheater.

The ship underwent a $165 million Royal Amplification in 2019, adding the Ultimate Abyss slide, waterslides, Music Hall nightclub, and new dining options. This refresh brought Oasis in line with its newer sister ships while maintaining the innovation that made it legendary.

Oasis of the Seas remains a favorite for families and cruisers who appreciate the ship that started the mega-ship revolution. Sailing from various ports, Oasis offers Caribbean itineraries with visits to Perfect Day at CocoCay and popular island destinations.

Ship Highlights

Pioneer of the neighborhood concept at sea
$165 million amplification in 2019
Ultimate Abyss slide added in refresh
Central Park - First living park at sea
AquaTheater with high-diving shows
Boardwalk with carousel and games
Music Hall live music venue

Oasis of the Seas Specifications

225,282

Gross Tonnage

1,187 ft

Length

2,793

Staterooms

Where Oasis of the Seas Sails

Over the next 12 months, Oasis of the Seas has 72 scheduled sailings to Caribbean, Bahamas, North America, typically 7- and 3-night itineraries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Oasis of the Seas significant?

Oasis of the Seas was revolutionary when it launched in 2009, introducing the neighborhood concept, Central Park living environment, and AquaTheater. It doubled the size of previous cruise ships and set the template for modern mega-ships.

What was added during Oasis of the Seas' amplification?

The 2019 Royal Amplification added the Ultimate Abyss slide, Perfect Storm waterslides, Music Hall nightclub, Portside BBQ, Giovanni's Italian Kitchen, and enhanced kids and teen spaces.

How old is Oasis of the Seas?

Oasis of the Seas launched in December 2009, making it one of Royal Caribbean's more seasoned vessels. The 2019 amplification modernized the ship with current features and technology.

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