Went on the Oasis of the Seas with my family. We had two cabins during our cruise. The cabin was nicely decorated, but the layout of the bedding made it difficult to move around the cabin. The stateroom attendant, Joseph Ramos (Phillipines), was very helpful and always there to help!

The dining aboard the Oasis of the Seas was disappointing. My family and I dined at the Opus, level 3 dining room and were not pleased with the food items. The food lacked flavor and the menus were not appealing. The server and server assistant were both great and did go out of there way to help us when we dined with them. Unfortunately, we did not dine every night at Opus due to the disappointing menus and food. Dean(Jamaica) and Melcome (India) were both great. It's Royal Caribbean's intent to make you want to dine at their specialty restaurants...which were worth paying for. That said, it is such a large ship, that you cannot always get reservations to dine at the specialty restaurants.

The Cruise Director, Ricky Matthews, was the worst cruise director I had ever had aboard a cruise ship. Mr. Matthews was having something delivered to my room and I had to follow up with him 4 times before it was delivered. He was obviously embarrassed and advised me that his secretary had informed him that it had already been delivered. In addition, there was not enough activities on Days at Sea. Being such a large ship, you need to have a lot to offer in order to keep everyone busy and entertained. He lacked this experience on our cruise. Times for zip lines and rock climbing did not reflect what was listed on the cruise navigator. We went on several occasions to rock climb and they closed early with no notice or reason. Read more