The original Oasis Class ship, from Fort Lauderdale and Cape Liberty

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Today's Best Oasis of the Seas Rates

CruiseHub tracks 145 Oasis of the Seas sailings between Nov 6, 2026 and Oct 22, 2028, 3 to 11 nights, departing Fort Lauderdale, FL and Cape Liberty to the Bahamas, Eastern Caribbean, Western Caribbean and Southern Caribbean. Today's lowest fares: $229 interior, $248 ocean view, $239 balcony and $766 suite, per person with taxes and fees included. Live pricing.

Interiorfrom $229
Ocean Viewfrom $248
Balconyfrom $239
Suitefrom $766

The six cheapest Oasis of the Seas departures in today's inventory, with the lowest current fare for every cabin class on each. Live pricing, per person, taxes and fees included.

Interior fare shown large; balcony and suite are that sailing's lowest current fares in those categories. Prices can change with availability.

Oasis of the Seas Itineraries

15 distinct Oasis of the Seas itineraries in today's inventory, grouped by route, with how many dates each runs, the next departure, and the lowest current interior fare, live.

4-night BahamasFort Lauderdale, FL › Nassau › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates36 sailings
NextNov 16, 2026
From$229
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7-night BahamasCape Liberty › Port Canaveral › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Nassau › Cape Liberty
Dates36 sailings
NextJun 27, 2027
From$781
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3-night BahamasFort Lauderdale, FL › Nassau › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates29 sailings
NextNov 13, 2026
From$319
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3-night BahamasFort Lauderdale, FL › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Nassau › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates15 sailings
NextNov 06, 2026
From$373
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7-night BahamasCape Liberty › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Nassau › Cape Liberty
Dates8 sailings
NextApr 21, 2028
From$1,028
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7-night BahamasCape Liberty › Nassau › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Cape Liberty
Dates7 sailings
NextMay 07, 2027
From$722
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4-night BahamasFort Lauderdale, FL › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Nassau › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates6 sailings
NextNov 09, 2026
From$355
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9-night Eastern CaribbeanFort Lauderdale, FL › Aruba › Curacao › Cape Liberty › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates1 sailing
NextApr 28, 2027
From$895
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11-night Eastern CaribbeanFort Lauderdale, FL › Aruba › Curacao › St. Kitts › St. Thomas › Cape Liberty › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates1 sailing
NextApr 03, 2028
From$1,182
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9-night Eastern CaribbeanCape Liberty › Nassau › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Puerto Plata › Dominican Republic › Cape Liberty
Dates1 sailing
NextJun 18, 2027
From$1,266
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9-night Eastern CaribbeanCape Liberty › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › Nassau › Puerto Plata › Dominican Republic › Cape Liberty
Dates1 sailing
NextJun 16, 2028
From$1,562
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7-night Eastern CaribbeanFort Lauderdale, FL › Perfect Day at CoCo Cay › St. Thomas › St. Maarten › Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dates1 sailing
NextDec 28, 2026
From$1,459
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Lowest interior fare across that route's dates, per person with taxes and fees included. Every date and cabin class is in the table below.

Every Oasis of the Seas Sailing

One row per departure with today's lowest fare in each cabin class. Filter by destination, month, or length, and sort however you shop.

DepartsNightsDestinationFrom InteriorBalconySuite Per Day

Per person, taxes and fees included, lowest current fare per cabin class. Per day = interior price divided by nights. Live pricing; fares can change with availability.

Oasis of the Seas at sea

About Oasis of the Seas

Oasis of the Seas is the ship that started it all: the first of Royal Caribbean's Oasis Class and, when she debuted on December 5, 2009, by far the largest cruise ship ever built. A 2019 amplification added the Ultimate Abyss dry slide, the Perfect Storm waterslides, Splashaway Bay, Playmakers and more, so she carries the same signature neighborhoods as her younger sisters. At 226,838 gross tons across 18 decks she carries 5,606 guests at double occupancy (up to 6,699) with a crew of about 2,180. In today's inventory she sails 3 to 5-night Bahamas getaways and week-long Caribbean cruises from Fort Lauderdale, and summer Bahamas and Caribbean cruises from Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey, just across the harbor from Manhattan.

Debuted December 2009, amplified 2019Oasis Class (first ship)Sails from Fort Lauderdale and Cape Liberty3 to 11-night Bahamas and Caribbean18 decks5,606 guests
The Ultimate AbyssAdded in the 2019 amplification: a dry slide that drops ten decks from the pool deck down to the Boardwalk.
CatsThe full Andrew Lloyd Webber musical in the Opal Theater, plus Aqua80 in the AquaTheater and Frozen in Time on ice.
The Perfect StormRacing waterslides on the pool deck, the FlowRider surf simulator and Splashaway Bay for younger kids.
Central Park and the BoardwalkThe two open-air neighborhoods that defined the class: a living garden amidships and a carnival-style boardwalk aft.
Laser Tag and Escape RoomClash for the Crystal City laser tag and the Mission Control: Apollo 18 escape room.
Dining150 Central Park, Chops Grille, Giovanni's Table, Izumi, Portside BBQ, Johnny Rockets and more than a dozen other venues.

Oasis of the Seas Deck Plans and Neighborhoods

Oasis of the Seas has 18 decks, 16 of them for guests, laid out in the neighborhoods that every later Oasis Class ship copied, so the fastest way to understand the ship is neighborhood by neighborhood. Royal Caribbean publishes the official deck-by-deck plans with every stateroom number, venue and elevator bank; use those to pick an exact cabin, and use this guide to decide which part of the ship you want to be near.

Open the official Oasis of the Seas deck plans on Royal Caribbean's site →

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Royal PromenadeThe indoor main street: bars, the English Pub, shops and the parade route, running the length of the ship.
2
Central ParkThe first garden at sea: an open-air park amidships, flanked by 150 Central Park, Chops Grille and Giovanni's Table.
3
BoardwalkThe aft neighborhood: a hand-carved carousel, Playmakers, Johnny Rockets, the AquaTheater and the landing of the Ultimate Abyss.
4
Pool and Sports ZoneThe top decks: pools, the Perfect Storm slides, FlowRider, zip line, sports court and mini golf.
5
Entertainment PlaceThe lower-deck cluster of the ice rink, comedy club, casino, laser tag and music venues.
6
Youth ZoneAdventure Ocean kids clubs and teen spaces, grouped by age.
7
Vitality Spa and FitnessSpa, salon, fitness center and the adults-only Solarium at the bow.
8
Suite NeighborhoodReserved for suite guests: Coastal Kitchen and the Suite Lounge.

Oasis of the Seas at a glance

Cruise lineRoyal Caribbean International
ClassOasis Class (first ship)
Maiden voyageDecember 5, 2009
Amplified2019
HomeportsFort Lauderdale and Cape Liberty (New Jersey)
Gross tonnage226,838 GT
Length1,187 ft (361.8 m)
Decks18 (16 for guests)
Guests5,606 at double occupancy, 6,699 maximum
CrewAbout 2,180
BuilderSTX Europe, Turku, Finland
Headline showsCats, Aqua80, Frozen in Time, One Sky

Cabin tip: Oasis has balcony staterooms facing inward over Central Park and the Boardwalk as well as the ocean; the park-view balconies are quieter and often cheaper. The official plans show what sits on each deck, and a Cruise Manager at 1-877-733-0777 can check specific cabin numbers against today's availability.

Oasis of the Seas vs Utopia of the Seas

Oasis of the Seas and Utopia of the Seas bookend the Oasis Class: the first ship of 2009, amplified in 2019, and the sixth of 2024. They share the same neighborhood layout and signature slides, so the choice is about port, itinerary and price.

Oasis of the SeasUtopia of the Seas
Entered serviceOasis of the Seas: December 2009 (amplified 2019)Utopia of the Seas: July 2024
HomeportsOasis of the Seas: Fort Lauderdale and Cape LibertyUtopia of the Seas: Port Canaveral (Orlando)
Gross tonnageOasis of the Seas: 226,838 GTUtopia of the Seas: 236,473 GT
GuestsOasis of the Seas: 5,606 (6,699 max)Utopia of the Seas: 5,668 at double occupancy
DecksOasis of the Seas: 18Utopia of the Seas: 18
Headline showOasis of the Seas: CatsUtopia of the Seas: All In! and the Royal Railway
ItinerariesOasis of the Seas: 3 to 11-night Bahamas and CaribbeanUtopia of the Seas: 3 and 4-night Bahamas
Sails from the NortheastOasis of the Seas: Yes, Cape Liberty in summerUtopia of the Seas: No

Pick Oasis for the lowest fares in the class, for a week-long itinerary, or to sail from the New York area without flying. Pick Utopia for the newest ship and a long weekend from Port Canaveral. Compare today's table here with the live Utopia of the Seas page before you decide.

Sailing from Fort Lauderdale and Cape Liberty

Oasis of the Seas sails from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, ten minutes from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, and in summer from Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey, across the harbor from Manhattan and an easy drive or train ride for the whole Northeast. Both ports have parking at the terminal and hotels nearby for a night-before stay; the table above shows which departure port each sailing uses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fort Lauderdale and Cape Liberty. In our current inventory Oasis of the Seas sails 3 to 5-night Bahamas getaways and week-long Caribbean cruises from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, and summer Bahamas and Caribbean cruises from Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey. The table above shows the departure port for every date.

As the oldest ship of the class, Oasis usually carries the lowest fares for an Oasis Class experience, and they move with the season and how far ahead you book, which is exactly why this page shows live pricing. The rates and the full table above show today’s real fares for every sailing, per person with taxes and fees included, and CruiseHub adds zero booking fees on top.

5,606 guests at double occupancy and up to 6,699 at full capacity, with a crew of about 2,180. At 226,838 gross tons across 18 decks she was by far the largest cruise ship in the world when she debuted in 2009.

Royal Caribbean publishes the official deck-by-deck plans, linked in the deck plans section above. The ship has 18 decks organized into neighborhoods: Royal Promenade, Central Park, Boardwalk, the Pool and Sports Zone, Entertainment Place, Youth Zone, Vitality Spa and the Suite Neighborhood.

Yes. A 2019 amplification added the Ultimate Abyss dry slide, the Perfect Storm waterslides, Splashaway Bay, Playmakers Sports Bar, Portside BBQ, the Music Hall and redesigned staterooms, bringing her in line with the newer ships of the class.

In summer, yes: from Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne, New Jersey, directly across the harbor from Manhattan. Filter the table above by departure port to see the Cape Liberty dates and their live fares.

Yes. Splashaway Bay, the Perfect Storm slides, the Ultimate Abyss, the carousel on the Boardwalk, laser tag, the escape room, Adventure Ocean kids clubs and a day at Perfect Day at CoCo Cay on most sailings make her an easy family pick.

Main dining, the buffet, the waterslides, pools, the shows and most onboard activities are included, and the prices shown here are per person with taxes and fees included. Extras set by the cruise line, like gratuities, alcohol and specialty dining, come later, the same as booking direct.

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