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Symphony of the Seas Cruise Ship Details

Homeport: Miami, Florida
In Service:2018 | 8 years
Last Refurb:NA
Class:Oasis
Builder:Chantiers de l'Atlantique
Build Location:Saint-Nazaire, France
Cost:1.4 Billion USD
Call Sign:C6DF6
Flagged Country:Bahamas
Passengers:6,870
Crew:2,100
Gross Tons:228,021 GT
Length: 1,188.0 ft
Beam: 154.0 ft
Draft: 30.0 ft
Speed: 22.0 knots / 25.3 mph
Staterooms:NA

The Oasis class cruise ships were built between 2009 and 2016 for Royal Caribbean International and introduced the innovative neighborhood concept with seven distinct themed areas including the first open-air Central Park at sea with real trees. The ships feature the AquaTheater, FlowRider surf simulators, and the Ultimate Abyss 10-deck dry slide. The class has a revolutionary split-superstructure design that maximizes open deck space and includes the first rock-climbing wall and zip line at sea.

Symphony of the Seas Dry Dock History

Previous Dry Dock
March 22, 2023 - April 13, 2023
Shipyard
Navantia Cádiz
Duration
23 days
Symphony of the Seas underwent a scheduled dry dock at Navantia Cádiz from March 22 through April 13, 2023. The project included routine maintenance, technical upgrades, minor steel work, underwater-hull cleaning and painting, and hotel and public-area refreshing. Jazz on 4 was converted into a non-smoking casino room.
Previous Dry Dock
May 20, 2021 - June 6, 2021
Shipyard
Navantia Cádiz
Duration
18 days
Symphony of the Seas entered its first dry dock at Navantia Cádiz on May 20, 2021. The approximately month-long technical project covered propellers, fin stabilizers, bottom valves, hull painting, routine maintenance and classification and regulatory inspections while the ship was out of passenger service.
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