Royal Caribbean Oasis of the Seas Cruise Reviews

**Oasis of the Seas: The decline of Royal Caribbean Sky (Suite) class** We are relatively long-time, avid fans of Royal Caribbean, having sailed 16 times in either Sky or Star class suites. What we have witnessed over the past several years is what must be the intentional, planned decline of Royal Caribbean’s suite-class experience. The Oasis of the Seas June 23-30, 2023 sailing from which we ...

Chose this cruise because we didn't have to fly. Embarkation was uneventful. There were six of us. Four adults and two children. We were on the ship within 15 minutes after arriving. Absolutely, love the ship. Loved Central Park and Boardwalk. Granddaughters loved the slide, ziplining and merry go round. Yes, it was very crowded on the pool deck but that was to be expected. Was able to ...

Overall it was a very good cruise. It was for my grand niece high school graduation and there were about 20 of us who went on the cruise. The food in the main dining room and specialty restaurants were good, especially the Japaneserestaurant, Izumi. One of the main dining room managers was very rude and if i could've fired him, i would have..which is why they only got 4 stars. The wait staff for ...

This was our 9th cruise (2nd with Royal) and we decided that the ship was the destination for this cruise. We had been to Port Canaveral and Nassau numerous times but never to CoCo Cay. Overall we were pleasantly surprised about how wonderful this cruise was overall and have little or no complaints about food, service, activities, etc., To this day I am still scratching my head at people who ...

Cruising w/ RC used to be a first class experience for all. I feel they are now just trying to squeeze as many people on a ship and get every last penny out of their passengers. First off, our balcony room on Deck 7 seemed smaller than other ships. When we arrived we found our room to be maybe 1/2 made, sheets off the bed, dirty linens found underneath the couch and speaking of the couch, the ...

This was my 5th sailing on Oasis and most probably my last. Royal is definitely dropping the ball and they keep lowering the standards that have been so high for years. The food was mediocre at best and the service was also not up to the standards that Royal has been known for. Cape Liberty port check in was super fast and organized for a sold out sailing. Friendly staff also helped. ...

We arrived at the terminal at 1015 am. We literally walked into the terminal, checked in and were on the ship within 10 minutes. It appeared they were allowing anyone who arrived at the terminal to check in and board the ship. No one was checking designated times. Checking was fast and a steady stream of guests were quickly entering the ship straight onto deck 5 (Royal Promenade). Sailing ...

This cruise was more young family with children forward, and not great for a handicapped couple. Slides and water park options were not handicapped accessible. Adult only area on deck 15 had fantastic small cold pool and hot whirlpool options and accessible. Our healthy option would be the solarium buffet because it was clean and efficiently run. Both the Marketplace buffet and Main Dining Room ...

Departure port is important for me. I love this ship, even tho it is a bit too big for my liking. The review is mainly because of the cabin. Even tho it doesn't sell as an obstructed view cabin, this cabin has at least 50% obstruction. I wouldn't have chosen it if I knew about it. Everything else is not bad, except of the Main Dining Room food, which it was changed, and you can no longer ...

My visually disabled gf and her visually disabled family choose this cruise as a celebration of life get together for her family. We paid as much as possible in advanced, and asked about specific amenities (such as a reader) to assist her and her family. We were assured from the sales staff about capable the ship was. It was mostly hot smoke. Below are a list of issues that I would encourage any ...