4th Oasis-class Cruise Ship

In a news release under the title Even More FlowRiders to Spread Across Royal Caribbean Fleet the company manufacturing the surf simulators for Royal Caribbean has leaked the name of the fourth Oasis Class ship.

4th oasis-class cruise ship. The blog post mentions the new ship in reference to the the fact it will have a. It looks like the name of Royal Caribbeans fourth Oasis class cruise ship may have been leaked by a partner company that works with the cruise line. Sixth Oasis Class Ship.

The keel-laying marks the official start of construction for Royal Caribbeans unnamed fourth Oasis class ship. A Keel laying ceremony was held today which is the beginning of physical construction of the fourth Oasis class cruise ship. Royal Caribbeans first Oasis-class vessel Oasis of the Seas was delivered in 2009 and the second ship Allure of the Seas started operating in October 2010.

Royal Caribbean has announced that they have ordered a 4th Oasis Class cruise ship that will be added to the cruise lines fleet in 2018. The as-of-yet unnamed gigantic ship will follow fellow behemoths the Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas which are ported in Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale. Book your vacation onboard an Oasis Class cruise ship to enjoy seven different neighborhoods day and night.

It could just be another way to tease everyone with the ships name and provide. The ship is scheduled to be delivered to the cruise. Royal Caribbeans fourth Oasis class cruise ship had her keel layed today at a ceremony at the STX France shipyard in Saint-Nazaire France.

According to FlowRider Inc the leading manufacturer of sheet wave simulators the next Royal Caribbean ship currently under construction in STX shipyard in France will be. The keel laying ceremony marks the formal recognition of the start of a ship. Royal Caribbeans Oasis Class was created with bold imagination and innovation in mind.

The yet to be named fourth Oasis class vessel will be similar to Oasis of the Seas Allure of the Seas and the upcoming Harmony of the Seas. The cruise line operates 23 cruise ships to the most popular destinations in Bermuda and the Caribbean Europe Canada and New England Alaska South America Asia and Australia and. Deck plans for Royal Caribbean fourth Oasis class cruise ship are now available which show off a ship very similar to sister vessel Harmony of the Seas.