by Royal Caribbean International
Symphony brings together the best of Oasis-class cruising - Central Park, Boardwalk, Ultimate Abyss, and a vibrant nightlife scene - at an accessible price point.
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Symphony of the Seas, launched in 2018 and carrying 5,518 guests, is one of the best-value Oasis-class ships, offering Central Park, the Ultimate Abyss slide, and the AquaTheater at 20-30% less than Wonder or Icon of the Seas.
Year Launched
2018
Passengers
5,518
Tonnage
228,081 GT
Decks
18
Length
1,188 ft
Class
Oasis Class
Symphony of the Seas launched in 2018 as the fourth Oasis-class ship and remains one of the best value mega-ships thanks to features like the two-story Ultimate Family Suite.
Symphony of the Seas launched in 2018 as the fourth Oasis-class ship and quickly became one of Royal Caribbean's most popular vessels. She sails year-round from Miami on 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries.
Symphony refined the Oasis-class formula with enhancements like the Ultimate Family Suite (a two-story cabin with a slide), improved pool areas, and an expanded Boardwalk. She remains one of the best value mega-ships in the fleet.
For travelers who want the Oasis-class experience without the premium pricing of Wonder or Icon, Symphony is the sweet spot.
The Ultimate Abyss, a 10-story dry slide, is the tallest at sea and Symphony's headline thrill alongside dual FlowRider surf simulators and a 40-foot rock wall.
Symphony's 20+ venues include the robot-staffed Bionic Bar and specialty spots like 150 Central Park, Chops Grille, and Hooked Seafood.
Symphony offers 20+ dining options. Included dining spans the main dining room, Windjammer, Sorrento's Pizza, El Loco Fresh, Café Promenade, and the Solarium Bistro.
Specialty restaurants include 150 Central Park, Chops Grille, Izumi Hibachi & Sushi, Jamie's Italian, and Hooked Seafood. The Bionic Bar - where robots mix your cocktails - is a unique experience.
The Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade serves pub food alongside dozens of screens for live sports.
The AquaTheater's high-diving shows and Studio B's professional ice shows anchor Symphony's entertainment lineup alongside Broadway productions in the Royal Theater.
The Royal Theater presents full-length Broadway productions. AquaTheater at the stern hosts incredible high-diving and acrobatic shows with a pool stage. Studio B features professional ice shows.
Nightlife includes the Bionic Bar, English Pub, On Air Karaoke, and late-night DJ sets. The Casino Royale is one of the largest at sea.
Family entertainment includes Adventure Ocean kids' club, teen zones, family game shows, and outdoor movies on the pool deck.
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Get a Free QuoteSymphony sails 7-night Eastern and Western Caribbean itineraries from Miami year-round, with every sailing stopping at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
7-Night Eastern Caribbean: Miami → Perfect Day at CocoCay → San Juan, Puerto Rico → Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas → Miami
7-Night Western Caribbean: Miami → Labadee, Haiti → Falmouth, Jamaica → Cozumel, Mexico → Miami
All Caribbean sailings include a stop at Perfect Day at CocoCay.
Balcony cabins run $1,100 to $2,200 per person for 7 nights, delivering the Oasis-class experience at near-Carnival pricing.
Symphony offers excellent value as one of the most affordable Oasis-class ships:
That's the Oasis-class experience at near-Carnival pricing. Request a free quote for current deals.
Comparing Symphony to her newer Oasis-class sister? Read Symphony of the Seas vs Wonder of the Seas for a head-to-head on price, cabins, and onboard experience.
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