November 2021 - From left to right: Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Richard Fain, Odyssey of the Seas Godmother Erin Brown, Royal Caribbean International President and CEO Michael Bayley and Captain Sindre Borsheim of Odyssey. To celebrate Royal Caribbean’s new ship, Odyssey of the Seas, the cruise line held a Caribbean-inspired naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Brown, the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

November 2021 - Royal Caribbean International celebrated its new game-changing ship, Odyssey of the Seas, during the ship’s naming ceremony in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, Nov. 13. Erin Brown, Odyssey’s Godmother and the first Bahamian paratriathlete to compete in the Paralympic Games qualifiers, bestowed a blessing of safekeeping on the ship and all those who sail on it for decades to come.

With epic ocean views from every angle, the resort-style Caribbean pool deck on Odyssey of the Seas features laidback casitas. Available by reservation only, these private lounge spots offer seclusion and relaxation. Perks include a welcome mimosa, chilled hand towels, luxury loungers, charging capabilities and a service button that directly calls a dedicated bar server at The Lime & Coconut poolside bar.   

On board Odyssey of the Seas is a bold, new Adventure Ocean. The robust program is designed exclusively for kids up to 12 years old. At AO Babies, the youngest of travelers – 6 to 36 months old – have a dedicated space to engage their imaginations with story time, games and more.

The upscale Grand Loft Suite aboard Odyssey of the Seas offers two levels of luxury. Complete with a dedicated Royal Genie, dining at the exclusive suites-only restaurant, Coastal Kitchen; access to the Suite Deck and more, the lineup of suites aboard Odyssey offers guests Royal Caribbean’s signature Royal Suite Class experience.

Tastebuds are in for a ride on board Odyssey of the Seas. El Loco Fresh is an on-the-go, poolside eatery that serves up tasty Mexican fare. The menu includes made-to-order tacos, burritos, quesadillas and more – even a salsa and toppings station

At the resort-style pool deck on board Odyssey of the Seas there are adventures and ways to relax for guests of all ages. Kids can enjoy the Splashaway Bay aqua park, where there are slides, water cannons and more.

Anchoring the resort-style Caribbean pool deck is The Lime & Coconut. Royal Caribbean’s signature, two-level poolside bar lights up Odyssey of the Seas’ top decks with freshly made cocktails, live music and a variety of seating to lounge and kick back and take in great ocean views.

The three-level main dining room on board Odyssey of the Seas.

Odyssey of the Seas’ top deck features thrills, from skydiving at RipCord by iFly and surfing on the FlowRider, and the ship’s mascot. The flower cat sculpture was dreamed up by British artist Joseph Massie.

A Quantum Ultra Class first, Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade makes its debut in Odyssey of the Seas’ next-generation SeaPlex, the largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea. With 60 big-screen TVs, bar bites, ice-cold beers and more, the ultimate spot for guests of all ages rounds out the multigenerational space and its array of activities that span two floors, like bumper cars and the first fully immersive, 4D virtual reality experience at sea.

It’s game on for multigenerational families and guests of all ages alike in the next-generation SeaPlex on board Odyssey of the Seas. The two-level largest indoor and outdoor activity complex at sea debuts a Quantum Ultra Class first, Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade, and features an array of activities. From bumper cars and the first fully immersive, 4D virtual reality experience at sea to new and classic arcade games, there’s something for every traveler to enjoy.

Making its North America debut, Teppanyaki on board Odyssey of the Seas has a menu of Far East flavors served up with ocean views. 

Teens sailing on Odyssey of the Seas can enjoy dedicated spaces to hang out without adults cramping their style. Social180 offers the latest in music, games and movies as well as an outdoor deck called The Patio.

Teens sailing on Odyssey of the Seas can enjoy dedicated spaces to hang out without adults cramping their style. Social180 offers the latest in music, games and movies as well as an outdoor deck called The Patio.

The Solarium on board Odyssey of the Seas is an adult-only, tranquil escape that features whirlpools, lounging areas, a restaurant known as the Solarium Bistro and the Solarium Bar.

Odyssey of the Seas’ bold features extend from bow to stern, with a robust art collection that spotlights an array of mediums. Monumental sculptures, textured paintings, interactive works and more engage all the senses. Fall of the Seas, created by the artist Pere Gifre, is a cascading waterfall that transforms with a change of perspective as guests go from one floor to the next.

On board Odyssey of the Seas is a bold, new Adventure Ocean. The robust program is designed exclusively for kids up to 11 years old to chart their own adventures from one vibrant, open space to the next. In Workshop, young adventurers can let their creativity lead the way with hands-on arts, science and tech activities.

The lineup of new and signature experiences for all ages on Odyssey of the Seas includes a bold, new Adventure Ocean. The robust program for kids up to 12 years old is designed for young travelers to chart their own adventures from one vibrant, open space to the next. AO Juniors is where 3- to 5-year-olds have activities, from play structures and puzzles to an interactive storybook screen, to make the most of their time on board.

April 2021 – A first look inside Odyssey of the Seas. The new ship’s next-generation SeaPlex is the largest indoor and outdoor activity space at sea, and it touts laser tag, bumper cars, a sports court, interactive games and its first Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade.

April 2021 – A first look inside Odyssey of the Seas. A Caribbean-inspired pool deck takes island-hopping in the Mediterranean and Caribbean to the next level. Highlights include resort-style pools, The Lime & Coconut, a vibrant three-story bar, on-the-go bites at El Loco Fresh; and North Star, the glass observation capsule that offers 360-degree views from as high as 300 feet.

April 2021 – A first look inside Odyssey of the Seas. Kids and teens can enjoy dedicated spaces designed just for them – Adventure Ocean and Social180, respectively. Social180 also features a private outdoor deck, The Patio, complete with sweeping ocean views, games and nooks for reading, catching up or kicking back.