Where does Ovation of the Seas sail?

Ovation of the Seas departs from Hong Kong, Singapore, and Yokohama, sailing to North America, South America, Far East, and Australasia.

How much does it cost to cruise on Ovation of the Seas and when should I book?

A 7-night cruise on Ovation of the Seas costs from £612 per person in November, rising to £2,741 per person in the peak month of October.

What cruise line operates Ovation of the Seas and when was it built?

Ovation of the Seas is operated by Royal Caribbean International. She was launched in 2016 and refurbished in 2026.

How big is Ovation of the Seas?

Ovation of the Seas has a gross tonnage of 168,666 GT, measures 347m long by 41m wide, cruises at 22 knots, and has 14 passenger decks.

How many passengers and cabins does Ovation of the Seas have?

Ovation of the Seas accommodates up to 4,905 passengers with a crew of 1,500 across 2,091 cabins including 4 wheelchair-accessible staterooms.

What facilities and entertainment are on Ovation of the Seas?

Ovation of the Seas features 16+ dining venues, shows and entertainment, and spa and fitness centre. This is an adults-only ship (no passengers under 18).

What type of cruising is Ovation of the Seas best for?

Ovation of the Seas is ideal for ocean cruises, classic cruising, fly-cruising, and cruises from the UK. The onboard currency is USD.

What is the average price of a cruise on Ovation of the Seas?

The average price of a cruise on Ovation of the Seas is £349 per person.

Is smoking allowed on Ovation of the Seas?

Smoking is permitted on board Ovation of the Seas in designated areas only.

Does Ovation of the Seas have a swimming pool?

Ovation of the Seas has 2 swimming pools on board.

What electrical sockets does Ovation of the Seas have?

There are US 2 Pin 110v and EU 2 Pin 220v sockets on board. Adapters are not provided.

Ovation of the Seas

Size: Mega Type: Ocean Style: Resort Accessible cabins Space: Spacious Service: Attentive

Go scenery scoping from the North Star®, the highest vantage point on any cruise ship – or thrill it up with the Ripcord® by iFLY® skydiving simulator and revved-up bumper cars in the SeaPlex®.

Shore excursions and activities

Visiting multiple destinations is one of the major advantages of sailing aboard Ovation of the Seas, and Royal Caribbean International's team of experts have curated a programme of shore excursions designed to give you a deeper sense of the remarkable places you've travelled to see. Expect to spend your days joining in scuba, snorkel and all access tours. Complementing the exploration on shore, onboard activities such as private journeys and pool deck are designed to make your days on the water memorable, too.

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Accommodation

Ovation of the Seas has 2,091 cabins across 25 accommodation categories. That includes inside and outside options. Amenities vary across the tiers, with higher-category cabins including a generous array of extra perks. But across the board, you'll still experience the signature Royal Caribbean International approach to quality and service.

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Reviews

Dreadful customer service, never again with Royal Carribean

11 night cruise tokyo to singapore with 5 stops; nagasaki, South Korea, Hong Kong, Ho Chi Minh and Na Treng. Within a few months of booking they had dropped Na Treng for unconvincing reasons. Then a weather event (not their fault of course) meant we couldn't board the ship until 2 days later than planned so our cruise was now 9 days. Despite having already dropped a port stop, they announced that they would be dropping two further ports to make up time so no stopping at nagasaki and S Korea. Then the day before we were due to stop at Ho Chi Minh, a tannoy announcement that we would instead be stopping at Da Nang. We couldn't research what to do there given the extortionate cost of Internet access. There was a stampede to book trips meaning 2+ hour queues. So we lost 2 days of a cruise, 2 days of a drinks package, 5 stops became 2 of which only one was as advertised, the 2 extra nights we stayed in tokyo cost us dearly as we had to book a hotel room at short notice and to oay for food that would otherwise have been included on the ship, and the trips we had booked with external companies doe ports we didn't stop at were lost at considerable cost. The Royal Caribbean customer service response? Just disgraceful. They refunded part of the hotel cost leaving us significantly out of pocket. The lost trips? Sorry but no refund. The extra food? Nothing. The loss of 2 days of the cruise and the drinks package, they offered an on board credit. I had no reason for a credit as I had nothing I needed to spend on board so wanted a cash refund. Nope, not budging. I have been with RC on several occasions and have now cancelled my crown and anchor membership and will never sail with them again. The measure of a reputable company is how they respond when things go wrong not when things go well and RC showed their true colours. Avoid at all cost

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