Solarium – The Solarium at the front of the ship quickly became my one of my favorite spots on board.
This is an unsupervised area but something I would really enjoy if I cruised with my family. In the place of one of the Flowriders, they have a new family playground where parents can play with their kids. Even though the ship carries over 6,000 passengers, there are so many public places that you never really feel crowded unless a show was just getting out.įamily Area – Royal Caribbean added something that I’ve never before seen on a cruise ship.
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I have sailed on Oasis class ships before at full capacity and always felt the same way. We sailed at around 75% capacity and the ship never even came close to feeling like I was crowded. Ship – Yes, Wonder of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built. I did love the setting in Central Park though. I thought the food was good but the portions were a bit small for the extra price. I ate at 150 Central Park on the first night of the cruise and it’s the ship’s upscale specialty restaurant. There is also Chops Grille (steakhouse), Hooked (seafood), Izumi Sushi and Teppanyaki, Giovanni’s Italian Kitchen, Wonderland (truly unique dining experience), and 150 Central Park. Everyone at our table was raving about it. You can see photos and the brunch menu below. I tried out this new dining hotspot for brunch and it was my favorite meal of the cruise since I love southern and comfort food. One new restaurant that Royal Caribbean added on Wonder of the Seas is The Mason Jar Southern Restaurant. There are places to eat all around the ship. You can find the world’s largest Windjammer buffet and a nice variety of complimentary and specialty dining options. Restaurants/Food – The world’s largest cruise ship comes with a plethora of dining options. Several of them remembered my name from day 1 and I was always greeted with a friendly smile and hello. However, I can’t say enough good things about the staff on Wonder of the Seas. You can watch a short two minute video tour of my cabin below:Ĭrew – On every maiden voyage, there are always a few hiccups since the staff is on a brand new cruise ship. It was clean, comfortable, and roomy (for a cruise ship cabin). Overall, the cabin had everything that I needed for a week long cruise and I had zero complaints about it. I loved the number of power outlets the cabin had including on each side of the bed. The new machines that scan your face for customs have really eliminated most lines when getting off the ship.Ĭabin – I stayed in an oceanview balcony cabin on Deck 6. I literally never stopped walking from the time I scanned my card to get off the ship until I was outside the terminal. I think I went from ship to curb in around 5 minutes. Because of that, there was maybe a 10 minute wait after checking in before I could board Wonder of the Seas.Īs long as you complete the check-in process through Royal Caribbean’s App, you should breeze right through embarkation.ĭebarkation was quicker than ever and I carried all my luggage off myself.
Since I had an early flight into FLL, I arrived a bit early at the terminal. Embarkation was a total breeze, even though over 4,000 passengers were boarding the ship that day. Here are my thoughts and review of Wonder of the Seas, the world’s largest cruise ship.Įmbarkation/Debarkation – This is one area where Royal Caribbean really stands out from other cruise lines. What were my initial thoughts after walking off the ship at the end of the week? This just might be the perfect cruise ship for families and for those who want the mega cruise experience.
What is on the world’s largest cruise ship? A few things that you’ll find on this ship are: I recently had the opportunity to sail on the maiden voyage as guest of Royal Caribbean to check out everything that this new cruise ship has to offer.
The ship is six times larger than the Titanic and carries up to 9,300 passengers and crew members. Royal Caribbean’s newest ship, Wonder of the Seas, is the largest cruise ship ever built and the cruise line’s fifth Oasis class vessel.
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