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The third Oasis-class ship, Harmony of the Seas entered service in 2016 and was the first ship to feature the Ultimate Abyss dry slide. In spring 2026 she completed a Royal Amplified refit in Cadiz, Spain. The refit gave her a Caribbean-style pool deck with The Lime & Coconut bar, plus Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade, El Loco Fresh and the Samba Grill Brazilian Steakhouse, alongside the class's Central Park and Boardwalk neighborhoods.

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