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Symphony of the Seas, the fourth Oasis-class ship, entered service in 2018 between Harmony and Wonder of the Seas. She follows the class's neighborhood design, with Central Park and the Boardwalk among her highlights. Symphony brought new venues such as Hooked Seafood and Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade, and guests can ride the Ultimate Abyss, a ten-story slide, or catch high-diving shows in the open-air AquaTheater.

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