Logbook of Oasis of the Seas

STX Finland's Turku Shipyard delivered the world's largest cruise vessel, Oasis of the Seas to Royal Caribbean Line. See the video and hear the amazing story of creating the incredible!

[@MystikAzn4vr]

I love things like this because it's the ultimate expression of humanity working together as one. We're able to achieve wonders working together with a common goal. It's inspiring, shocking, beautiful, and creative. We need more people to understand team work and being interdependent instead of being dependent or independent.

[@Orlov-Lvovskiy]

Hello. This interesting video process build ship. Hello from Russia.

[@JAMESFERNANDEZ]

This video was used to be played in your cabin tv!

[@stuartmassengale3955]

How tall, or how many feet from the water line to the top of the bow is the Oasis, and how far is the navigation bridge above the water line? I've never really officially heard, my guess is about 70 feet or tad more on the bow, and 110 to 120 feet on the bridge above the water line??

[@johnburns4017]

How do they work in sub zero temperatures building the ships? In Papenberg in Germany the whole ship is built indoors.

[@Jarmo60]

+John Burns "Let's take the heat work" ... said one of the boss when the temperature was sufficiently high-block in the hall, where the winter is colder than the outside. Outside, the sun's rays a little help. The cold is not a problem, but sometimes the rain and sleet are nasty when working outdoors. Nickname: for 24 years the Turku shipyard work ;)