Cape Liberty Cruise Terminal Undergoing Modifications to Support the Oasis of the Seas.

Cape Liberty Bayonne Cruise Terminal Undergoes Modifications To Accommodate Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas.- Cruises to Florida the Bahamas and Royal Caribbean's Private Island - Coco Cay
Cape Liberty Bayonne Cruise Terminal Undergoes Modifications To Accommodate Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas.


Modifications are underway at the Cape Liberty Cruise Terminal in Bayonne New Jersey to accommodate the world's largest ship.

The Anthem of the Seas measures 1,139 feet in length. The Oasis of the Seas measures 1,186 feet in length and the 1,021 foot long Adventure of the Seas

Although only 47 feet longer than the Anthem of the Seas and 165 feet longer than the Adventure of the Seas, work is being conducted to lengthen the wharf, strengthen the extended pier and provide additional bollards to secure the ship when docked. The terminal itself, was constructed with the Oasis class ships in mind - providing superior luggage handling capabilities, many desks for quick and easy passenger check in and optimized traffic pattern to help facilitate the drop off and pick up of passengers.

Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas is expected to make her maiden New York / New Jersey debut on May 6, 2020 when she will embark passengers on a cruise visiting Florida, the Bahamas and Royal Caribbean's Private Island  -Coco Cay.

The Oasis of the Seas will remain in New York / New Jersey until 10/25/2020. The Oasis of the Seas will spend her winter sailing from Miami, Florida.


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