Oasis Of The Seas Inside

It took six years and cost over 800million pounds to build.
And now the Oasis of the Seas will finally be launched into the ocean with the maiden voyage set for December.
The ship was handed over to the Royal Caribbean cruiseline in the Finnish port of Turku by shipbuilder STX on Wednesday this week.

It measures a staggering 16 decks high, or 65 metres (213 feet) above the waterline, and measures 1,180ft long and 154 ft wide and has the capacity to accommodate 6,360 passengers and 2,160 crew members. 
Guests who spend time aboard the record breaking vessel can expect a whole new world of entertainment including an aquatic amphitheater - called the Aqua Theatre - which serves as a pool by day and a dazzling ocean front theatre by night and a rock climbing area.

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean

Inside Oasis Of The Seas Royal Caribbean