The Ship

Oasis Of The Seas.

You're not just booking a cabin. You're choosing where you'll watch the sun come up, where you'll recharge, and where you'll plot the night's next move. April 5–9, 2027. Oasis of the Seas.

Solarium Bistro dining terrace under a glass canopy at dusk aboard Oasis of the SeasWhirlpool beneath the Solarium's glass dome with ocean viewsGuest surfing the FlowRider wave simulator on deckAerial view of the Oasis of the Seas pool deck and waterslides
Cutaway illustration of Oasis of the Seas showing numbered decks and legend key

Oasis of the Seas changed cruising forever when she launched. She's still one of the largest ships in the world, with 18 decks, Central Park, the Boardwalk, Broadway shows, FlowRider, zip lines, and more dining than our community will get through in 4 nights.

How To Get On Board.

Every cabin must be booked through our travel partner, Haden + Kay. That's the only way onto the ship and into every Crowned At Sea™ session, activation, and private event.

The CAS PASS is now selected during the booking process. Add a pass for each guest in your cabin who will be attending Crowned At Sea™ programming, and skip it for anyone who is simply along for the cruise.

Cabin Categories

Choose Your View.

Every cabin below shows both double occupancy and solo traveler pricing.

Pricing Includes:

  • Cruise Fare, Tax & Port Fees
  • Prepaid Gratuities
  • Standard dining inclusions provided by Royal Caribbean
  • Onboard entertainment
  • Plus other standard Royal Caribbean inclusions

Attendee-Friendly CAS PASS Update

Traveling with a spouse, partner, or companion who isn't attending event sessions? The CAS PASS is now selected separately during checkout. Add passes only for guests participating in Crowned At Sea™ sessions and activations, so non-attending cabin guests sail without paying for event access.

Important: Every guest attending any portion of programming, sessions, or private events must have a CAS PASS tied to their name. Passes will be checked for event entry throughout the sailing.

Booked your cabin on your own?

Ocean View Balcony cabin with king bed, private balcony, and ocean views aboard Oasis of the Seas
Most Popular

Ocean View Balcony

Category 4D · ~182 sq ft · Balcony ~50 sq ft

Wake up to open water. Step onto your private balcony before the rest of the ship is moving and watch the Atlantic do its thing. Nassau pulls up on one side, Perfect Day at CocoCay on the other, and our community is on every deck in between. The most booked cabin on this sailing. Once you're out on that balcony at golden hour, you'll know exactly why.

Boardwalk View Balcony aboard Oasis of the Seas, photo 1 of 2

Boardwalk View Balcony

Category 2I · ~182 sq ft · Balcony ~52 sq ft

Your balcony overlooks the most alive space on the ship. The Boardwalk: live music, the AquaTheater, carousels, people everywhere doing exactly what they came here to do. You get all of it from above, with a private space to retreat to when you're ready to come down from the energy. This one hits different at night.

Ocean View Cabin with large porthole window, king bed, sofa, and desk aboard Oasis of the Seas

Ocean View Cabin

Category 4N · ~179 sq ft · No Balcony

A window to the sea and nothing between you and open water but glass. The Ocean View Cabin is your reset button: natural light, sea views, and a quiet place to land between sessions, sea days, and the late nights you won't regret. Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Royal Caribbean Crown Loft Suite with two-level living space, staircase, sofa, and loft bedroom

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