The ship that started the Oasis-class revolution in 2009, now sailing round trips from Cape Liberty (Bayonne), across the harbour from New York City — a genuine no-fly option for East Coast cruisers.
Prices vary significantly throughout the year depending on season, demand and how far ahead you book — figures below are typical starting ranges, not fixed prices.
Oasis of the Seas launched in 2009 at 226,838 gross tons, carrying up to 6,780 double-occupancy guests. A 2019 "Royal Amplified" refit added the Ultimate Abyss slide, the Perfect Storm waterslide trio, and Sugar Beach candy shop, alongside the ship's original seven neighbourhoods including the plant-filled Central Park and the Boardwalk, home to a full-size carousel.
Cape Liberty is the primary homeport from May 2026 through October 2027, with occasional Fort Lauderdale repositioning voyages.
7–9 nights, round trip from Cape Liberty (Bayonne). Fares typically start around $900–1,400pp for an interior cabin, rising to $1,800–2,500pp for a balcony, with the best value in late winter and early spring.