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The original game-changer is running up the score again – loaded with all new adventures in the biggest Royal Amplified reimagining ever.
Beyond the first of its class, Oasis of the Seas® was also the ship that launched a holiday revolution. And now this Oasis Class favourite will introduce even more new thrills for couples and kids of all ages, upgraded ways to soak up the sun or enjoy the shade, more delicious dining options than ever to elevate date night, and buzzworthy new spots to light up every evening.
I went on a cruise to the Caribbean with my wife and 2 children (15 & 12) to celebrate my 60th birthday. This was our first experience on a cruise and was amazing. Everything was smooth and relaxed, starting by the embarkation and finishing by the disembarkation. All staff was great, very friendly and helpful specially our waiters Conrado and Soumen. Food was excellent quality and diversity. Pizza at Sorrento delicious, mexican in the Loco fresh, buffet at Windjammer amazing, dinners at dining room delicious and the entertainment brilliant. Don't miss Aqua 80. Plenty of things to do on your own, with your wife and the whole family. The children loved the freedom to wonder around the ship, the basketball court and the big slides. Definitely will go on a cruise again, maybe a Mediterranean one. I highly recommend Royal Caribbean International Oasis of the Seas 6 NIGHT WESTERN CARIBBEAN & PERFECT DAY ON COCO CAY Cheers!
Before you read further. Let's be honest: any cruise is a good cruise! And being on the first ship of the Oasis class makes this one pretty cool! BUT because it is the first makes it also the oldest. And that shows... The first thing we noticed ones stepping onboard is the paint scheme inside. Brown. Darkwood brown. Not my cup of tea, but I have been on 3 MSC ships and 2 modern RC ships. So I kinda am spoiled with "glamouress" ships haha. The rooms are the most dissapointing part to be honest. They are REALLY in need of some proper renovation, but don't expect that. RC doesn't do that. You have 4 US outlets (all at the same place on the desk. Not near the bed) and one EU outlet. The shower wasn't clean and had hairs on/in it. And the curtain (well I think someone didn't have toilet paper before?) Was stained with weird yellow and brown spots on the back. And the front looks like they needed to be get rid off 7 years ago. Yes that bad. The balcony is huge! That is really nice. Good furniture on the balcony too. We were on deck 14 almost aft. The beds are nice slept good. The shower is also good. We went to our roomsteward to talk about the hairs in the shower. He removed a few, but later we found still a few hairs. So we went to the front desk. And they took good care of it. Now the ship in general. Like I said it is old, but you can have a great time on it! It is a big ship, the central atrium is cool. And has great spots to chill and eat. The shows are great! Although the musical on Oasis is Cats. I don't think it was the best option for the crowd onboard a Royal Caribbean ship. Because a lot of people left the theatre during the show. And I mean... a lot of people. I enjoyed it, but wouldn't go for a second time. What I do recommend is the water show on the aft of the ship! Goosebumps really. The ice skating show was also a-ma-zing! You have to see it. Old decor and a old room in general, but that is fun and takes you back to a decade ago haha. Near the ice skating rink was the night club. And this is a real perk on Oasis! Like... wow. A real proper club. Not a disco. That was cool. And I have not seen something like this on a different ship. The food onboard was good. The pizza is okay. The buffet is fine. Maybe a little busy, but that is on every cruise in general. The MDR on the other hand was the best that I have experienced overall. The food was good and the staff was so friendly! And I think our staff really enjoyed their work. (I think we can all agree that you can sometimes see when someone is forcing themselves to enjoy something they do not.) But here they kinda naturally liked it haha. It was nice! The pools I didn't use that much. Only in the Solarium. Let's talk about the pools first. They were really crowded and filled with not my kind of people. Also I am from the Netherlands with not that much of a strong sun above me. So I decided to not really get into the heat. So the Solarium now! It is well taken care of. And you can see that it was modernised a little. The bistro there is fancy. And different from the rest of the ship. It is included in the price of your cruise. And I recommend to go there instead of the normal buffet. But do note that the menu not really changes during the cruise. A little topic about sports: the running track is okay. Although it smells in ine corner really terrible because the fumes from a snackbar are dropped there. So take that in mind. The gym is nice. And connects to the running track. Near the gym there is the spa. And next to it there is a smoothie bar. Where you can select what you want in your smoothie. Included in the standard drinks package. If you have one. Overall I had a nice time! On a nice ship. If you get a good deal on Oasis go for it! But don't think that the recent overhaul did anything big. It didn't do a spectacular job. But just know it isn't a modern ship and she is kinda out of place if you are used to modern mega ships like I do.
I went on a cruise to the Caribbean with my wife and 2 children (15 & 12) to celebrate my 60th birthday. This was our first experience on a cruise and was amazing. Everything was smooth and relaxed, starting by the embarkation and finishing by the disembarkation. All staff was great, very friendly and helpful specially our waiters Conrado and Soumen. Food was excellent quality and diversity. Pizza at Sorrento delicious, mexican in the Loco fresh, buffet at Windjammer amazing, dinners at dining room delicious and the entertainment brilliant. Don't miss Aqua 80. Plenty of things to do on your own, with your wife and the whole family. The children loved the freedom to wonder around the ship, the basketball court and the big slides. Definitely will go on a cruise again, maybe a Mediterranean one. I highly recommend Royal Caribbean International Oasis of the Seas 6 NIGHT WESTERN CARIBBEAN & PERFECT DAY ON COCO CAY Cheers!
Before you read further. Let's be honest: any cruise is a good cruise! And being on the first ship of the Oasis class makes this one pretty cool! BUT because it is the first makes it also the oldest. And that shows... The first thing we noticed ones stepping onboard is the paint scheme inside. Brown. Darkwood brown. Not my cup of tea, but I have been on 3 MSC ships and 2 modern RC ships. So I kinda am spoiled with "glamouress" ships haha. The rooms are the most dissapointing part to be honest. They are REALLY in need of some proper renovation, but don't expect that. RC doesn't do that. You have 4 US outlets (all at the same place on the desk. Not near the bed) and one EU outlet. The shower wasn't clean and had hairs on/in it. And the curtain (well I think someone didn't have toilet paper before?) Was stained with weird yellow and brown spots on the back. And the front looks like they needed to be get rid off 7 years ago. Yes that bad. The balcony is huge! That is really nice. Good furniture on the balcony too. We were on deck 14 almost aft. The beds are nice slept good. The shower is also good. We went to our roomsteward to talk about the hairs in the shower. He removed a few, but later we found still a few hairs. So we went to the front desk. And they took good care of it. Now the ship in general. Like I said it is old, but you can have a great time on it! It is a big ship, the central atrium is cool. And has great spots to chill and eat. The shows are great! Although the musical on Oasis is Cats. I don't think it was the best option for the crowd onboard a Royal Caribbean ship. Because a lot of people left the theatre during the show. And I mean... a lot of people. I enjoyed it, but wouldn't go for a second time. What I do recommend is the water show on the aft of the ship! Goosebumps really. The ice skating show was also a-ma-zing! You have to see it. Old decor and a old room in general, but that is fun and takes you back to a decade ago haha. Near the ice skating rink was the night club. And this is a real perk on Oasis! Like... wow. A real proper club. Not a disco. That was cool. And I have not seen something like this on a different ship. The food onboard was good. The pizza is okay. The buffet is fine. Maybe a little busy, but that is on every cruise in general. The MDR on the other hand was the best that I have experienced overall. The food was good and the staff was so friendly! And I think our staff really enjoyed their work. (I think we can all agree that you can sometimes see when someone is forcing themselves to enjoy something they do not.) But here they kinda naturally liked it haha. It was nice! The pools I didn't use that much. Only in the Solarium. Let's talk about the pools first. They were really crowded and filled with not my kind of people. Also I am from the Netherlands with not that much of a strong sun above me. So I decided to not really get into the heat. So the Solarium now! It is well taken care of. And you can see that it was modernised a little. The bistro there is fancy. And different from the rest of the ship. It is included in the price of your cruise. And I recommend to go there instead of the normal buffet. But do note that the menu not really changes during the cruise. A little topic about sports: the running track is okay. Although it smells in ine corner really terrible because the fumes from a snackbar are dropped there. So take that in mind. The gym is nice. And connects to the running track. Near the gym there is the spa. And next to it there is a smoothie bar. Where you can select what you want in your smoothie. Included in the standard drinks package. If you have one. Overall I had a nice time! On a nice ship. If you get a good deal on Oasis go for it! But don't think that the recent overhaul did anything big. It didn't do a spectacular job. But just know it isn't a modern ship and she is kinda out of place if you are used to modern mega ships like I do.
A STAY AS BOLD AS YOUR GETAWAY
From sun-soaked days spent exploring exotic shores, to romantic evenings filled with world-class cuisine, awe-inspiring entertainment and salsa-stepping on the dance floor, a holiday on Oasis of the Seas® is all about incredible holiday experiences – and that includes where you spend your time between adventures. No matter what cruise room you choose for your next globe-trotting getaway, you’ll find a stay with us is like nothing else at sea.
THE LUXURIOUS ROYAL SUITE CLASS
Real luxury is so much more than design and facilities. It’s about unforgettable experiences – moments that inspire, service that exceeds expectations and one-of-a-kind adventures that give you stories to bring home. You’ll discover all that and more when you sail in Royal Suite Class.
EXCLUSIVE EXPERIENCES
Elevate every aspect of your travel adventure with exclusive access and unique experiences that you’ll treasure for years to come, crafted just for you by a Royal Genie or dedicated Concierge.
INCLUSIVE FACILITIES
Sometimes, the smallest details make the biggest difference. Our Sea, Sky and Star Class Suites offer complimentary services and facilities that make every moment unforgettable.
UNPARALLELED ACCOMMODATIONS
In between awe-inspiring holiday experiences, retreat to the most spacious luxury cruise suites. When you sail in Royal Suite Class, you’ll find every detail has been carefully considered with you in mind.
From casual cafes to traditional fine dining, seafood shacks and healthy bistros; the focus is firmly on choice when it comes to food. Main, speciality and casual options are available, in addition to flexible and traditional seating times
Enrichment programs, or ‘Explorer Academy’ classes cover a wide range of topics, from wine tasting to casino tuition.
THE ADVENTURE HAS NEVER BEEN BOLDER
Gear up for a family face-off in an icy new glow-in-the-dark battle: Clash for the Crystal City. Team up with a buddy or a loved one and decode the mysteries of Mission Control in the latest Royal Escape Room challenge. And treat your little ones to fun-soaked thrills at our biggest aqua park at sea, Splashaway Bay℠.
FUN THAT'S AS BOLD AS ICE
The sun burned out aeons ago, and Earth has become an unliveable frozen wasteland for all but two clans – Yetis and Snowshifters. But after millennia without light, even they find themselves on the brink of extinction. Unless one clan can take control in the latest glow-in-the-dark laser tag face-off: Clash for the Crystal City.
HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PUZZLER
It’s you and your space squad’s mission to launch Apollo 18. But getting the spacecraft cleared for lift-off will require serious problem-solving skills. Work together to solve all the puzzles in the command centre before time runs out in the newest Royal Escape Room challenge, Mission Control: Apollo 18.
PLAYTIME REDEFINED
It’s time to play outside the lines — the award-winning Adventure Ocean® is being totally reimagined onboard Oasis of the Seas®. With wide open play places and dedicated spaces for all types of interactive activities, including head-to-head challenges, techy crafts and more, kids can choose their own immersive adventure.
BOLD FUN FOR BABIES: In our AO Babies program, little ones age 6-36 months will get to enjoy all kinds of fun activities while you’re indulging in some adult time. Think story circles, interactive play, group games and more.
COOL NEW EXPERIENCES FOR KIDS: Explorers age 3-5 can have a blast working on arts and crafts, cool science experiments, mind-puzzling challenges and immersive educational adventures — all part of our complimentary AO Junior program.
A HIDEOUT HANGOUT: Let’s face it, teens want the freedom to choose how they spend their time onboard. On the Amplified Oasis of the Seas®, 13 to 17-year-olds get an exclusive new lounge to call their own with music, movies, gaming — and even an outdoor patio hangout.
