Wherever I went there were 5,999 other people with us on the first day...but by the next morning, everyone had dispersed and things were much calmer. The Oasis of the Sea is HUGE...a floating city. There was so much to do that seven days really wasn't enough.
The shows were fabulous but we didn't get to see a couple of them because of timing. Hairspray was delightful and the comedians were worth staying up late for.
Food on the Oasis was better than some of the other ships we have been on. The many venues also brought with them a variety of menus. I especially liked the new Solarium Bistro...the gazpacho bar was very tasty...the fresh veggies to add to the soup was quite refreshing. We also liked Giovanni's Table for lunch (didn't make it for dinner).
I liked the layout of the closet...usually there are shelves on the inside and but hard to get to. The shelves in our cabin were facing outward making them much for accessible. The over-sized bed was great but it took up most of the room...it was only a few inches away from the closet making it difficult to get to. The balcony was small but still workable for two people.
Even though we were on the 7th deck, we were across from the kitchen. As you walked down the hall, you could smell food...and occasionally, we noticed soap suds seeping out from under the steel door and onto the carpeted hallway...seems like a major design flaw.