How many passengers does Odyssey of the Seas hold?
Odyssey of the Seas carries 4,198 guests at double occupancy and up to 4,805 at maximum capacity.

2021
Year Built
4,198
Guests
Quantum Ultra Class
Class
167,704
GT
4
Pools
Second Quantum Ultra-class ship featuring two-level resort pool deck, SeaPlex bumper cars, Playmakers Sports Bar with arcade, Giovanni's Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar, and the Two70 digital entertainment venue.
Multi-Deck Main Dining Room + Signature Chops Grille & Izumi
GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
45/100
mainstream — extras sold separately
4,198
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 0 upcoming sailings on Odyssey of the Seas (Royal Caribbean International). Built 2021, 4,198 guests, 167,704 GT. Amenities: 4 pools, 10 hot tubs, accessible cabins, medical center. Royal Caribbean International Perk Score: 45/100 (mainstream — extras sold separately) — room service.
Traveling with accessibility needs? Odyssey of the Seas has 34 accessible cabins.
Can I do laundry onboard?
No self-service laundry (valet wash & press available for a fee)
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Smart Casual
Are there formal nights?
Yes — formal nights onboard
Can I smoke on the balcony?
Yes — balcony smoking allowed
USB in Cabins
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No upcoming sailings for this ship.
Odyssey of the Seas carries 4,198 guests at double occupancy and up to 4,805 at maximum capacity.
Odyssey of the Seas was built in 2021.
Odyssey of the Seas is operated by Royal Caribbean International.
Odyssey of the Seas features 4 swimming pool(s) onboard.
No, Odyssey of the Seas does not have self-service laundromats, but professional laundry and pressing services are available.
Included restaurants on Odyssey of the Seas feature Main Dining Room, Windjammer Marketplace & Sorrento's Pizza, while specialty venues with a surcharge include Chops Grille ($65 pp), Giovanni's Italian Kitchen / Jamie's Italian ($55 pp), Izumi Hibachi & Sushi ($65 pp / À la carte).
Typical age
35-55
Primary markets
US · UK · CA · AU · BR
Onboard languages
en · es · pt
Kids onboard
Common — family-friendly programming
Vessels built to the same architectural blueprint, sharing deck layouts, signature venues, and hull dimensions.