Wonder of the Seas
Oasis Class · Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
// ABOUT THE SHIP
About the Ship
Wonder of the Seas is a Oasis-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, originally launched in 2022 (4 years ago). She is one of 31 active ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet and sails alongside 5 sister ships in the Oasis class. The ship underwent her most recent renovation in NA, which included updates to onboard features and spaces.
Deck Plans – 16 Decks to explore
Wonder of the Seas spans 16 passenger-accessible decks with 2,915 staterooms and 101 onboard venues — including 47 activities, 18 bars & lounges, 24 dining, and 12 shopping. Explore every level from bow to stern using the interactive deck plans below.
PASSENGER DECKS
16
guest-accessible decks
STATEROOMS
2,915
cabins across all categories
VENUES ONBOARD
101venues
BY TYPE
Wonder of the Seas Cruises
Wonder of the Seas offers 8 sailings in June, ranging 3-4 nights, departing from Miami, Florida, starting from $570 / guest.
Cabins – 2,915 staterooms
Wonder of the Seas has a total of 2,915 cabins throughout its 16 passenger decks. Those are made up of 669 Interior, 156 Ocean View, 1,920 Balcony and 170 Suite cabins. The 29 stateroom categories that make up these 4 cabin types are found below, along with counts for each.
// SHIP CLASS
Oasisclass
YEARS
2009–2024
AVG SIZE
230k GT
AVG LENGTH
1,188 ft
AVG CAPACITY
5,715
The Oasis Class is famous for having the world’s largest cruise ships and some of the most expensive as well. These 226k ton vessels cost roughly $1.4 billion each and hold nearly 10k passengers and crew in total! The Oasis Class also has RC’s newest ship, the Symphony of the Seas.
Things to do
Wonder of the Seas features 85 venues across 16 decks, including 40 activity, 15 bar, 21 dining, 3 other and 6 shopping. Explore every onboard experience from dining and entertainment to pools, fitness and more.
// AGE & RENOVATIONS
Wonder of the Seas ship age vs the fleet
Built in 2022NaN, Wonder of the Seas is 4 years old. The fleet average age is 16 years. She is newer than 83% of the 31-ship fleet, ranking #6 from newest to oldest.
THIS SHIP
Age at a glance
BUILT
2022
4 years old today
LAST RENOVATED
NaN
N/A
FLEET AVERAGE
16 yrs
12 newer
NEWER THAN
83%
of fleet
FLEET RANK
#6
of 31
FLEET RANKING
By age, newest to oldest
Out of 31 ships in the fleet, Wonder of the Seas ranks #6 when sorted from newest to oldest by build year.
AGE BENCHMARKS
Wonder of the Seas vs the fleet
SHIP RENOVATIONS
Last major refit
LAST RENOVATED
NaN
The Wonder of the Seas (a 2022-built Oasis-class ship) has not undergone any significant renovation or major dry dock since entering service. Delivered in January 2022 and debuting commercially in March 2022 with all modern Oasis-class features—including The Mason Jar restaurant, Ultimate Abyss slide, and an expanded suite area—the vessel launched as one of Royal Caribbean's most advanced ships at the time. As a relatively new megaship, it has only received routine technical maintenance and class-required inspections during any unscheduled or minor stops, with no guest-facing overhauls, amplifications, or additions of new venues reported through 2025.
How big is Wonder of the Seas?
Compare the Wonder of the Seas ship size with the rest of the Royal Caribbean fleet below. Included, you'll find gross tonnage, length, and the relationship between the two graphed in the scatter plot.
Wonder of the Seas measures 235,600 GT and 1,188 ft in length. The average size of a Royal Caribbean ship is 163k gross tons and the average ship length is 1,085 ft. Wonder of the Seas is 45% larger and 9% longer than the average ship in the fleet.
// THIS SHIP
236k GT
WONDER OF THE SEAS
// AVERAGE
163k GT
FLEET AVERAGE
// LARGEST
251k GT
HERO OF THE SEAS
// SMALLEST
74k GT
GRANDEUR OF THE SEAS
// PROPORTIONAL AREA · 31 SHIPS · TOTAL 5053K GT
EACH CIRCLE'S AREA IS PROPORTIONAL TO GROSS TONNAGE · HOVER FOR DETAILS
// CAPACITY
Passenger Capacity
The Wonder of the Seas carries up to 5,518 guests and operates at roughly 100% capacity, so you can expect that number will accurately reflect your fellow passenger count. These guests are looked after by a crew of 2,204 staff members, representing a guest-to-crew ratio of 2.5:1. On average, Royal Caribbean ships have 3,708 guests and 1,400 crew, which works out to a fleet-average ratio of 2.6:1.
// GUESTS
5,518
at full occupancy
// CREW
2,204
international staff
// RATIO// GUEST-TO-CREW
2.5:1
service ratio
// 7,722 PEOPLE ABOARD AT FULL CAPACITY
// CRUISE DIRECTOR
Your Cruise Director
Your Wonder of the Seas cruise director is the heartbeat of the ship... the person responsible for onboard entertainment, activities, and guest engagement from embarkation to farewell. Think emcee, social director, and morale officer rolled into one. Here's who's current cruise director for the Wonder of the Seas and the available schedule for past and future sailings.
CURRENT · ONBOARD NOW
Michelle Oliveira
Cruise Director · Brazil
Michelle Oliveira, widely known by her nickname "Pimentinha" (Portuguese for "Little Pepper"), is a veteran Cruise Director for Royal Caribbean International. Originally from Brazil, Michelle has one of the most remarkable "climb to the top" stories in the industry, having started her career at sea as a waitress before rising through the ranks to lead entire entertainment divisions. She is celebrated for her infectious energy, her bilingual hosting skills, and a genuine, relatable leadership style that resonates with guests from all walks of life.
VIEW FULL PROFILE// CAME ONBOARD
Mar 27, 2026
3 months ago
// ASSIGNED THROUGH
Ongoing
no end date on contract
// CRUISE DIRECTOR SCHEDULE
// 10 · FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About the Wonder of the Seas
FAQs for the Wonder of the Seas. Here are the most popular questions asked by our community members regarding this Royal Caribbean ship.
// TOTAL QUESTIONS
10
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LAST UPDATED · JUNE 2, 2026