Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas Cruise Reviews

We are geeks and chose the ship because of the size, the Gardens, and the space to do things. Every day I would discover new areas of the ship that I had not seen before. There were endless activities, walking the promenade, the boardwalk, etc. and enjoying all the restaurants was amazing. We enjoyed the people on the cruise and made a lot of friends. We did not see out of control kids (as has ...

It's been 9 years since our last cruise and we booked this cruise sort of last minute. We were limited to one set of dates so I looked at a few different vacation options and ultimately opted for this cruise because I found a good deal on a balcony room - which we've never had before. I was also excited because this would be the largest ship we ever cruised on and never cruised on an "Oasis" class ...

Post pandemic excited to get back to cruising. Booked Allure in October and quickly saw how things have changed. I am all for the cruise lines trying to make up for lost money but not at the expense of customers and in this case ones that routinely do 3-4 cruises a year strictly with RCCL. 39 with RCCL alone in 12 years. Had Oasis booked already so we decided to go thinking maybe just a rare ...

Overall, we had an absolutely wonderful cruise on Oasis! There were many, many positives, but first I'll start with just one negative thing that could be improved. Our check-in experience, in a nutshell, was a total nightmare. We waited in line for an hour and a half, about 45 minutes of which was in the hot sun with no shade. Now, we are a couple with no kids in our thirties in pretty good shape ...

This was my 25th cruise but my first on a ship this large. There was more diversity among the passengers on this ship then anything I’ve even seen. We saw people from all over the world, heard more languages, more gay couples and really large people then I’ve even seen in one place before. We were told that there were 6200 passengers onboard and many times we found ourselves in very crowded ...

Well, I enjoyed this cruise very much. At the pier, I found out Oasis, is now sailing out of Terminal A, Port of Miami, not Terminal G. Anyway, even with the adventure of finding my ship, from the moment I clicked on "Accept" to get a ride with Uber (at my hotel), until I was on the ship, at the bar, with a beer in my hand, it was only 55 minutes and that includes checking in at my muster station. ...

I absolutely loved everything about this cruise. Unfortunately the comedy was not available for reserving for none of the days and it was 18+ only but we had a great time. I definitely recommend for anyone to start reserving the shows as soon as you get on board. We were on pretty early by 1. Some ships usually have late night snacks opened at the buffet but you could only find food at sorrentos ...

We were so impressed with Oasis of the Seas! Between the staff, entertainment, the ship itself, and how special we felt throughout the cruise. The check-in process from Cape Liberty Cruise Port was a breeze upon arrival! We were able to check in early and get on the ship as early as 10:30 in the morning. The e-muster process was also extremely simple and allowed us to get it done in seconds ...

I really wanted to like RC. I really did. But several things have clinched the fact that I won’t cruise with them again. Firstly, their nickel-and-diming and high prices. ATM fee was a ridiculous 6.50. Alcoholic drinks came out to $15+ after taxes and mandatory gratuity. A soda cost over $4. And let’s not even mention the paid restaurants on board… most are $65 per person for dinner. Come on. It ...

Check in at the port was complicated as there were many cruisers on the previous sailing still trying to leave as new passengers were arriving. Overall, once we were parked, the rest of the check-in went quickly. We were onboard by 11:15am. We had an interior room located in the forward part of the ship on deck 11. The room was clean, everything worked, and very quiet. Rarely did we hear any ...