Royal Caribbean · Quantum Class

Odyssey of the Seas

Odyssey of the Seas entered service in July 2021 at 167,704 GT as the second and final Quantum Ultra-class ship. At 1,138 feet long with 16 decks, it is smaller than the Oasis-class giants but packs in a strong lineup of technology-driven experiences.

Ship specs

  • Cruise line: Royal Caribbean
  • Ship class: Quantum
  • Year launched: 2021
  • Gross tonnage: 167,704 GT
  • Length: 1,138 ft
  • Passengers (double occupancy): 4,284
  • Passengers (max): 5,510

About Odyssey of the Seas

Odyssey of the Seas entered service in July 2021 at 167,704 GT as the second and final Quantum Ultra-class ship. At 1,138 feet long with 16 decks, it is smaller than the Oasis-class giants but packs in a strong lineup of technology-driven experiences. It carries 4,198 guests at double occupancy.

Best for: Couples and adult groups will appreciate the ship's more manageable size, strong specialty dining, and tech-forward entertainment, while families still have plenty to do in the SeaPlex.

Key features and highlights

  • Two70 is a three-deck observation lounge with 270-degree glass walls that transform into a massive video projection surface for evening performances.
  • The North Star is a jewel-shaped glass capsule that rises 300 feet above sea level for panoramic views.
  • The SeaPlex is the largest indoor sports complex at sea, with bumper cars, roller skating, basketball, and a Playmakers Sports Bar.
  • RipCord by iFly is an indoor skydiving simulator included in the cruise fare.
  • Wonderland is a whimsical specialty restaurant with molecular gastronomy dishes and menus you reveal with a wet paintbrush.

What to know before you book

Cabin tips

Virtual Balcony interior staterooms use floor-to-ceiling HD screens showing a real-time ocean view. They are a great value pick on this ship. If you book a balcony, aim for mid-ship on Decks 8 through 10 for the smoothest ride and quietest nights.

Dining

Seventeen restaurants include the standout Wonderland (imaginative molecular gastronomy), Giovanni's Kitchen and Wine Bar (consistently praised Italian), Teppanyaki, and Izumi for sushi. The three-level Main Dining Room seats 1,844.

Entertainment

Two70 is the star venue, hosting multimedia shows that blend live performers with massive robotic video screens. The North Star ride is a must-do on sea days, and the SeaPlex bumper cars are fun for all ages.

Cabin sizes by category

Interior

Subcategory Cabin size Balcony Max guests
Standard Interior 166 sq ft Not published Not published

Oceanview

Subcategory Cabin size Balcony Max guests
Standard Oceanview 182 sq ft Not published Not published

Balcony

Subcategory Cabin size Balcony Max guests
Standard Balcony 198 sq ft 55 sq ft Not published

Suite

Subcategory Cabin size Balcony Max guests
Junior Suite, Grand Suite 1-Bedroom, Grand Suite 2-Bedroom, Owner's Suite, Grand Loft Suite, Owner Loft Suite, Royal Loft Suite 267-1640 sq ft up to 553 sq ft Not published

Cabin sizes are sourced from deck plan databases and may vary by specific stateroom number. Always confirm with the cruise line before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the Odyssey of the Seas?

Odyssey of the Seas is approximately 167,704 gross tons, 1,138 feet long, and carries approximately 4,284 passengers at double occupancy (up to 5,510 at full capacity).

What are the cabin sizes on Odyssey of the Seas?

Odyssey of the Seas offers 4 cabin subcategories across 4 main types. Interior: 166-166 sq ft. Oceanview: 182-182 sq ft. Balcony: 198-198 sq ft. Suite: 267-1640 sq ft.

What class is the Odyssey of the Seas?

Odyssey of the Seas is a Quantum class ship operated by Royal Caribbean. It launched in 2021.

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Sources & verification

Verified 2026-04-18. Ship specs and cabin sizes can change with refurbishments and reconfiguration. Confirm with the cruise line before booking.