Oasis of the Seas Review

Great Cruise Ship, but with pitfalls...

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Oasis of the Seas
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travelsforfun
6-10 Cruises • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Mar 2014

I have sailed with Royal Caribbean many times. Being a Platinum Member, I am not "new" to RCCL and how they work. I am very loyal to RCCL and pretty much only sail with them. I book this cruise since it is my Spring Break from college. After seeing the Oasis for more than 4 years and wanting to experience the "WOW" ship, I thought I would give it a try. It was my girlfriend (age 19) and myself (21). This was her first cruise, so she thought it was just am AMAZING ship. However, being an experienced RCCL cruiser, I saw some areas of improvement. I will try to break this review down as much as possible:

FOOD:

Dining room- The dining room was amazing in my opinion, probably the best dining room food I have ever had on a RCCL cruise. Our waiter and Mater D were very attentive. The desert selection was probably the best I have seen on a cruise. The best meal was the lobster tail and lamb shank. Those two entrees simply had me wanting more. One meal not many people show up to is LUNCH in the dining room. It was superb! I ate lunch at the dining room on the last day and was very mad I had wasted lunches at windjammer. Go to the dining room for lunch!

Cabin Review

Great Room! The bed is closest to the window, which in my opinion I enjoy more. The closest in this cabin is NOT obstructed by the bed. The closest was very easy to get in and out, unlike those that have the closet closest to the bed. This is an adjoining room room also. It is not far from the first hump, so you cannot see the stern from your cabin. The room is close to the elevators and bow, which is very nice since many things are near that area.

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