Oasis of the Seas - 6-Night Western Caribbean & Perfect Day
A compact Western Caribbean week on the original Oasis-class ship: Oasis of the Seas sails from Fort Lauderdale to Perfect Day at CocoCay on day two, then crosses to back-to-back Mexico days in Costa Maya and Cozumel. Six nights fits a work week without burning extra vacation days.
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Ship Details — Oasis of the Seas
View full Oasis of the Seas detailsYear Built
2009
Tonnage
226,838 GT
Passengers
6,780
Crew
2,165
Decks
18
Class
Oasis
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About the Ship
What Travelers Say About Oasis of the Seas
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Oasis of the Seas sailing. Based on 9,000 discussions.
Oasis of the Seas is the ship that started it all - the original and oldest of Royal Caribbean's Oasis class, debuting in 2009 and pioneering the now-signature 'neighborhood' concept of Central Park, the Boardwalk, and the Royal Promenade. The vibe is big, busy, and family-forward: this is a floating resort built around doing things, from the FlowRider and zip line to the AquaTheater high-diving show and the hand-carved Boardwalk carousel. A major 2019 'Royal Amplification' kept it competitive, adding the 10-story Ultimate Abyss dry slide, The Perfect Storm waterslides, a Caribbean-themed pool deck with The Lime and Coconut, an Apollo-themed escape room, and several new dining venues.
What People Love
- Best value of the four Oasis-class ships - cabin pricing sits within roughly $12/night of its newer sisters, so you get nearly the same 7-neighborhood layout for less when sailing from comparable ports
- 2019 'Royal Amplification' added the 10-story Ultimate Abyss (then the tallest slide at sea), The Perfect Storm racing waterslides, and a reimagined Caribbean-themed pool deck with The Lime and Coconut bar
- Standout entertainment lineup including the AquaTheater diving show, an ice-skating show, and acclaimed Broadway-style productions like 'Come Fly With Me' that reviewers rate among the best at sea
Common Complaints
- Oldest Oasis-class ship (debuted 2009) and it shows - reviewers consistently say it feels dated next to Harmony and Wonder despite the 2019 refit
- Staterooms were largely untouched in the amplification and look much as they did in 2009, with worn carpet/furnishings reported, limited drawer and shelf space, and a lack of USB ports
- Main dining room and Windjammer buffet food is frequently called mediocre - the best meals require paying extra at specialty venues