Oasis class · Royal Caribbean International
Oasis of the Seas
In service
Oasis of the Seas is an Oasis-class ship operated by Royal Caribbean International, in service since 2009. She measures 226,838 gross tons and carries 5,606 passengers at double occupancy.
Gross tonnage
226,838
GT
Passengers
5,606
double occupancy · 6,699 max
Entered service
2009
Oasis class
Decks
16
Crew
2,181
⚓ Ship time on Oasis of the Seas
She sails from Cape Liberty (Bayonne), New Jersey, so her clocks run on Eastern Time (US) for the whole voyage. That does not change when she docks somewhere in another time zone — but your phone will, the moment it finds a local cell tower.
That mismatch is the single most common reason passengers miss all-aboard. Read how ship time works, or let ShipTime track both clocks for you — it works with no signal at all.
About Oasis of the Seas
The first of the Oasis class and, on her 2009 debut, the largest passenger ship ever built. She cost around US$1.4 billion and was "amplified" in a major 2019 refit.
Where she sails
Eastern Caribbean · Western Caribbean
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Specifications sourced from Wikipedia. Ships are refitted and reconfigured over time — confirm current details with the cruise line.