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Odyssey of the Seas cruise ship

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Where is Odyssey of the Seas right now? Odyssey of the Seas 's last known position was 38.56°, 15.56°, sailing at 17.1 knots. Updated 3h ago.

Ship Specifications

4,198 Passengers
169,379 GT Gross Tonnage
347 m Length
1,551 Crew
2021 Year Built
Meyer Werft Builder
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Flag

Bahamas

Beam

41 m

Draft

8.8 m

IMO Number

9795737

MMSI

311000912


About Odyssey of the Seas

Odyssey of the Seas is a Quantum Ultra-class cruise ship from Royal Caribbean International, delivered in April 2021 by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany. At 169,379 gross tons and 1,138 feet long, she accommodates 4,198 passengers at double occupancy across 16 guest decks. Odyssey was the first Quantum Ultra-class ship designed to sail from the United States, following Spectrum of the Seas which was purpose-built for the Asian market. The ship features the signature North Star glass observation capsule that extends 300 feet above sea level for panoramic ocean views, the RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator, a SeaPlex multipurpose sports arena, and the Two70 entertainment venue with its stunning floor-to-ceiling windows and robotic screens. Odyssey introduced several innovations to the fleet including a new Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade concept and the Giovanni's Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar. The ship also features two pools, a solarium for adults, and the Vitality at Sea Spa. Odyssey of the Seas sails a variety of Caribbean itineraries from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and seasonal European voyages, offering guests an ideal blend of adventure, relaxation, and world-class entertainment on every voyage.

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The Odyssey of the Seas is a 169,379 GT cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean International. Built in 2021 by Meyer Werft, she is 347 meters long, carries up to 4,198 passengers and 1,551 crew. She sails under the Bahamas flag as part of the Quantum Ultra Class fleet.

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