Harmony of the Seas
Harmony of the Seas is the third addition to Royal Caribbean's impressive Oasis class family of ships and one of the largest ships currently afloat. Onboard, the range of activities and entertainment available make the ship feel like a floating amusement park. From the tallest slide at sea to a bar tended by robots, the ship offers a thrilling blend of unique entertainment and thrill-a-minute activities that will ensure there's never a dull moment - unless you want one! Younger cruisers can jump right into the fun in the Youth Zone, the world's largest kids' area at sea.
The ship features seven distinct "neighborhoods," each with a unique combination of activities and dining options. Central Park offers a serene green space with real trees and plants as well as Jaime's Italian, a world-class restaurant by Jaime Oliver; the Boardwalk features a carousel and climbing wall, and the Promenade is where guests will find the Bionic Bar and tons of shopping options. Cruisers in search of live music, a game of chance in the casino, a stand-up set, or even a full Broadway-style production will want to head for Entertainment Place where they'll find the Royal Theater, Casino Royale, Studio B, and more.
Onboard Experience
Dining
Travelers
will find an array of dining choices onboard Harmony of the Seas, including
specialty and casual restaurants. With live music at dinner and exceptional
wait staff, the main dining room offers a variety of fine dining options as
well as selections for kids. Izumi Hibachi & Sushi treats guests to a
delicious meal as well as an entertaining experience with a chef preparing your
meal right before your eyes. 150 Central Park is a trendy, upscale
restaurant where guests can discover customized wine pairings. For something
more casual, cruisers can head to Johnny Rockets for good old-fashioned burgers
and fries.
Entertainment
Whether
you're after a little background music or a full production of Grease, the
Harmony of the Seas has an entertainment venue to fit every mood. The outdoor
AquaTheater offers spellbinding acrobatic diving performances, Comedy Live puts
on adults-only comedy shows, and the Schooner Bar offers nightly piano
sing-a-longs. There is also plenty of entertainment to be found in the ship's
themed lounges, like the Bionic Bar with its robotic bartenders and the Rising
Tide Bar, which moves between Decks 5 and 8, making it possible for guests to
sip a cocktail as they go from Central Park to the Royal Promenade.
Fitness / Recreation
Spa
Shopping
Kids
Casino
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Ship Reviews
Harmony of the Seas receives high praise for its impressive ship design, cleanliness, and abundance of activities, making it a favorite for families and first-time cruisers. Service is consistently highlighted as excellent, with many guests commending the friendly and helpful staff. Food and dining experiences are mixed, with specialty dining and some venues receiving accolades, while the main dining room and buffet are often described as average or inconsistent. Entertainment and activities are generally well-received, though some guests found certain shows lacking or too crowded. Cabins are comfortable but can feel small, especially for larger groups. The ship's size leads to frequent complaints about crowds, elevator wait times, and difficulty finding seating in public areas. Pricing and value are debated, with some guests feeling nickel-and-dimed by extra charges. Excursions and ports are a mixed bag, with private islands like CocoCay praised, but some shore excursions and ports underwhelming. Internet and connectivity, as well as specialty services, receive criticism for high costs and limited value. Overall, Harmony of the Seas delivers a memorable cruise experience, especially for families, but could improve in food quality, crowd management, and value for money.