Oasis of the Seas Review

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The first time cruiser should go with their eyes open ...

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First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

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Sail Date: May 2010
Cabin: Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

First, a bit about us. We are from Topeka, Kansas. This was our seventh cruise, the third consecutive on Royal Caribbean. The earlier ones were to the Mediterranean and then Panama both on the Brilliance. We cruise every other year. One of my cruise rules is pick your destination and cruise that. I violated that rule. I'm tired of the Caribbean, but our son graduated from college and wanted this ship. We booked a year in advance.

In many ways, this ship is a destination. It is indeed beautiful. We thought the ship was stable and the ride was smooth. Our cabin was very quiet. The cabin doors open outward, which make a bit more space in the room. The ship is loaded with helpful advanced technology you see and use and much more behind the scenes.

First time cruisers should beware. From the embarkation and disembarkation at the terminal built especially for the Oasis, to bathrobes standard (?) in the room, from water and fountain shows to a zip line, this ship is unique. It is possible to, at least briefly, forget you are on as ship!

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Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony

Cabin D2

cabin 9216. comfortable. very quiet. crowded for my wife, son, and I - his bed was a pull out couch rather than a pull down bunk. The barriers between balconies seemed bigger thus providing more privacy. I like how the hall doors are set in a couple feet -- the doors open outward, and that helps add space. Seemed like the standard tiny bathroom, but I'm glad for the shower doors.

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