As of 2018, Royal Caribbean’s Oasis-class ship, the Symphony of the Seas, is the world’s largest cruise ship. Not only is it the biggest, but with 18 decks, it provides unparalleled amenities for accomodating up to 6,680 guests. The facilities include a water park with a full-sized water slide known as Ultimate Abyss and a 43-foot tall rock climbing wall and an onboard auditorium that can host 1,400 guests. The ship is 1,184 feet long and at 228,081 gross tonnages, it is roughly four times that of the Titanic and longer than any ship barring oil tankers. The homeport is Miami and she cruises the Caribbean. Equipped with the latest azipod main engines, the ship consumes 25% less fuel than other comparable size vessels, outside the US Navy's nuclear-powered aircraft carriers.
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