Ship Facts
Guest Capacity: 5,734 double occupancy
Gross Tonnage: 236,857
Staterooms : 2,867
Decks:
18 high
Length: 362.12 Meters
Max Beam: 213'
Draft: 30 feet
Cruising Speed: 22.6 knots
Ship's Registry: Bahamas
The ship class that redefined cruising just got bolder. The world’s biggest ship, Wonder of the Seas℠, brings even bigger adventures to the award-winning Oasis Class. Like eight unique neighborhoods, including the all-new Suite Neighborhood. A totally redesigned pool deck with more ways to soak up the sun — or shade — than ever before. AquaTheater adds edge-of-your-seat-inducing entertainment to the line-up with stunning ocean views and a dramatic new backdrop. And the all-new Wonder Playscape℠, an underwater world studded with slides, climbing walls and games, where imaginations can soar. Plus returning fan-favorites like the FlowRider® and Ultimate Abyss℠. I would like to note that the pictures will be updated as more become available. The Wonder of the Seas debuted in March 2022, so pictures are currently limited.
The Wonder of the Seas® Bars provide plenty of drink options for guests. From Royal Caribbean favorites like the Bionic Bar and the Rising Tide, to an authentic English pub. With many bars having their own unique decor and themed menu, like Boleros, The Lime & Coconut and Trellis, why not try them all?
As an Oasis Class ship, there is no shortage of dining options found on Wonder of the Seas. Both complimentary and specialty dining options are available and come in a wide range of cuisines and styles, meaning there is something for everyone to eat onboard.
With so many restaurants included in your cruise fare, it’s entirely possible to eat only at the complimentary venues on Wonder of the Seas. From Mediterranean-inspired dinners at Solarium Bistro to American breakfast at Johnny Rockets, it’s unlikely you’ll get bored with the complimentary restaurants available.
(Complimentary)
With a capacity of 6,988 guests, there is
an array of stateroom categories to choose from when booking a cruise on Wonder
of the Seas. In fact, there are a total of 2,867 staterooms found onboard.
Choosing which stateroom to book
ultimately depends on your budget and vacation style. Some guests may prefer
booking an interior or ocean view room and putting the money saved towards add-ons
like a drink package or shore excursion. Others may value the extra space and
privacy a balcony or suite provides, even if it comes at a higher cost. Wonder of the Seas boasts the debut of the Suite Neighborhood.
