🍴Included
Main Dining Room
Complimentary three-level main dining room.
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Oasis class · Royal Caribbean
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☎Find the right ship, call nowOasis of the Seas is part of Royal Caribbean's fleet, built to the Oasis class. Below are the verified basics; sailings, itineraries, cabins and the current rate change constantly, one call to a specialist confirms exactly what's open for your dates, with today's fare.
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Ship classOasis
Entered service2009
Guests5,602
Gross tonnage226,838
Every figure here traces to a published source and is re-checked on our normal schedule. Where the line publishes no figure, we do not invent one; that cell offers a call instead.
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Call now · +1-833-684-4250The ship at a glance
The original Oasis-class ship that pioneered the seven-neighbourhood concept when it debuted in 2009, since amplified with the Ultimate Abyss, Portside BBQ and a reimagined Caribbean pool deck.
Who it's for
Travelers who want the ship that started the mega-ship era, now updated with 27 dining and drinking spots, laser tag and the Broadway musical CATS, on week-long Caribbean voyages from South Florida and New York.
Where & when it sails
Royal Caribbean's ship page lists home ports of Fort Lauderdale, Florida; New York, New York; and Miami, Florida, on Caribbean itineraries.
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Call now · +1-833-684-4250Food & dining
8 places to eat, 3 included in your fare, 5 specialty.
🍽️Included
Windjammer Marketplace
Complimentary buffet.
🍴Included
El Loco Fresh
Complimentary Mexican fare with a toppings bar.
🍴Extra
150 Central Park
Upscale gourmet dining in Central Park.
🍴Extra
Chef's Table
Intimate five-course tasting menu with wine pairings.
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Portside BBQ
Slow-smoked Texas-style barbecue, unique to Oasis at launch.
🍤Extra
Teppanyaki
Japanese hibachi table cooking.
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Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade
Sports bar and arcade with pub food.
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Call now · +1-833-684-4250Things to do
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The Ultimate Abyss
Ten-deck-high spiraling dry slide, the tallest slide at sea.
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The Perfect Storm
Trio of waterslides.
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FlowRider
Two surf simulators.
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Zip line
Zip line over the Boardwalk.
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Laser tag
Glow-in-the-dark laser tag in a frozen-city setting.
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Royal Escape Room
Space-themed puzzle escape room.
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Splashaway Bay
Kids aquapark.
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Carousel
Handcrafted carousel on the Boardwalk.
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Call now · +1-833-684-4250Entertainment & nightlife
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AquaTheater
Open-air aquatic theater with stunt-fueled shows and three-deck-high dives; deepest pool at sea at 17.9 feet.
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CATS
The Tony Award-winning Broadway musical staged in the main theater.
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Music Hall
Two-level live-music venue with cover bands.
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Boleros
Latin-music bar with salsa dancing.
Kids, teens & families
Adventure Ocean age-specific programming for babies, kids and teens, plus the Splashaway Bay aquapark and family activities throughout the neighbourhoods.
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Adventure Ocean
Royal Caribbean's supervised youth program, grouped by age with games, science and imaginative play.
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Teen programming
Teen-only lounges and events so older kids have their own scene on board.
Royal Caribbean's kids clubs run fleet-wide; exact venues and hours for your ship and dates are confirmed on the call.
Districts & zones
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Central Park
Open-air garden neighbourhood with thousands of living plants and fine dining.
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Boardwalk
Seaside-themed family neighbourhood with the carousel and AquaTheater.
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Royal Promenade
Indoor promenade of shops, bars and cafes.
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Pool & Sports Zone
Reimagined Caribbean pool deck with 21 pools and whirlpools, waterslides, FlowRiders and sports court.
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Vitality Spa & Fitness Center
Spa and fitness neighbourhood.
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Entertainment Place
Nightlife district with the casino, ice rink and Music Hall.
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Youth Zone
Adventure Ocean kids and teen spaces.
Decks & layout
Passenger decks16
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