Harmony of the Seas overview
Although it was launched in 2016, Harmony of the Seas is still one of the world's largest cruise ships. This $1.3 billion mega-ship comes jam-packed with high-tech amenities and adrenaline-pumping activities geared toward families, couples, and party lovers. For nonstop fun, Harmony of the Seas features a zip line, two massive climbing walls, dual surf simulators, and a miniature golf course. Feel the exhilarating adrenaline rush as you plunge 10 stories on the Ultimate Abyss, cool off in one of the ship's four swimming pools, or ride the Cyclone and the Typhoon in the updated Perfect Storm water park.
After a long day in the sun, refuel with health foods at the Vitality Cafe, or savor a big bowl of Jamie Oliver's house-made pasta. After dark, enjoy some quiet time in Schooner Bar or catch an awe-inspiring live performance with the whole family at the Royal Theater. And if parents need some time to themselves, Royal Caribbean's complimentary Adventure Ocean club organizes educational activities for kids aged 3 to 17.
For the 2019 and 2020 seasons, Harmony of the Seas itineraries will depart from Orlando/Port Canaveral and Fort Lauderdale with stops across the Caribbean, including Mexico, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, the Bahamas, and the Virgin Islands.
Harmony of the Seas ship highlights
- Water park with three water slides
- Two FlowRider surfing simulators
- Four swimming pools, nine whirlpools and a splash pad
- A zip line and two rock-climbing walls
- Adventure Ocean children’s program
- Teen lounge and disco
- Adults-only Solarium
- Stand-up comedy club
- Broadway at Sea musicals
- Ice-skating rink and shows
- AquaTheater performances
- 25 restaurants and lounges
- 14 complimentary dining options
- Robotic bartenders in the Bionic Bar
- Super-fast VOOM Wi-Fi
You should know: Harmony of the Seas is an extremely large ship designed for active travelers, so large, energetic crowds are to be expected. For a more intimate cruising experience, vacationers who are easily overwhelmed should choose a smaller ship on Celebrity or Princess.
We booked our shows before we sailed and my time dining is the way to go and as soon as you get onboard go and organise your off shore tours
Make your dinner reservations when you get on board at the main dining room entrance. Even if you don't show up for that time it will save you any waiting. The larger your party the more difficult to get a table for everyone when you want it. Harmony has about 3 sit down restaurants for free.
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