Leroyr55

You might want to consider Odyssey once it gets to FL.  That should be on par with the Oasis class ships in regard to entertainment and amenities.

Oasis class ships are in a league of their own so any other class will yield a different experience.   From South Florida your options will be Freedom class, Quantum class or Voyager class.  
Freedom class options from South Florida include Freedom of the Seas and Independence of the Seas.  Like Oasis class these ships offer broadway shows, ice skating shows, Royal Caribbean productions and other headliner shows.  
Quantum class option from South Florida is Odyssey.  She is still being built so her entertainment options haven't been announced yet.  
Voyager class option from South Florida is Navigator of the Seas.  Voyager class don't offer broadway style shows but Navigator does a Vegas Showgirl type show.  She does have a new ice skating show which is excellent and incorporates drones like Symphony does.
Some of these ships offer primarily shorter itineraries so your next step may be to consider what itinerary is of interest to you.  This may filter some of the ships above from your menu of options to choose from.  
Only Oasis class ships have Central Park and Boardwalk neighborhoods.  Sailing any other class will still yield a great cruise experience for different reasons.  Some responses may suggest you stay with larger or the newest ships and that is one valid approach. 
After sailing two Oasis class ships in fantastic loft suites I chose to sail something on the other end of the spectrum choosing Grandeur.  I did this deliberately so I could contrast the biggest versus something approaching the other end of scale.   Coming from another cruise line that doesn't have anything like Oasis class I wanted to compare something more apples to apples so that I could compare the two cruise lines on a more level playing field.  Spoiler alert - I had a great cruise on Grandeur even though the Vision class doesn't offer anything like an Oasis class experience.
Only you know what experience you seek and your tolerance to deviate from Oasis class.  All Royal Caribbean ships have the opportunity to provide different but great cruise experiences depending what you seek.  As you settle in on itinerary or a specific ship do more research like you are doing now.  Know what you looking to book so your expectations can be set accordingly.  With that done you can have a great cruise experience on any ship. 

@Leroyr55This is the most important piece of advice anyone can give you when selecting a new ship to try.  
My thinking is that any cruise/ship is a great one as long as you do your research and set your expectations accordingly.

Haha, could you imagine a government authority in this country announcing the restarting of cruises? They'd be as popular as a fart in a spacesuit.

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

The first sunset on the first night of our first cruise July 2019..A lot of firsts. ? 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Four ships in Miami today and even one in Fort Lauderdale today. The most I’ve seen on one day in Florida in a long time. 
Looks like they were ready for the announcement. Fair amount of movement around St Marteen also. 
 

Let’s just hope we can safely get through this and resume our lives.
Be safe everybody

Ask and ye shall receive...
 
 

I've always assumed they unplugged a database server somewhere to plug in a toaster.  Once their toast is done, the server comes back online.  

https://www.cruisehive.com/cdc-issues-warning-against-all-cruise-travel-worldwide/42932

Who cares about 2022 I’m hoping to cruise in May 2021???????

Seems they forgot mine too. ????