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Construction Has Begun on Royal Caribbean’s Seventh Oasis Class Vacation

The next bold chapter of the Oasis Class is officially underway. With the first cut of steel, construction has begun on Royal Caribbean’s seventh Oasis Class ship. Set to debut in 2028, this game-changing addition will continue the evolution of the record-setting Oasis Class lineup with unparalleled thrills, chill, dining, entertainment and more.

Ha comenzado la Construcción del Séptimo crucero del Oasis Class
El próximo capítulo audaz del Oasis Class ha comenzado oficialmente. Con el primer corte de acero, ha empezado la construcción del séptimo barco del Oasis Class de Royal Caribbean. Listo para debutar en 2028, esta adición revolucionaria continuará la evolución de la línea de cruceros del Oasis Class que ha batido récords, ofreciendo experiencias llenas de adrenalina y relajación; opciones para comer y entretenerse, y mucho más.

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