My wife and I wanted to go on one of Royal Caribbean's larger ships for our honeymoon. The Oasis of the Seas did not disappoint. We booked an ocean-view balcony state room and it was totally worth it. Wonderful space and view at all times. The ship itself is incredible with tons to do. We were never bored. I believe the ship holds 6,100 people but we didn't feel crowded and lines were never to long to keep us from doing different activities on the boat. As with any other Royal Caribbean cruise, the crew on the Oasis was incredibly friendly and always very helpful.

Admittedly, the food in the main dining hall was not as good (overall) as it was on my two previous Royal Caribbean cruises (different ships). It wasn't bad by any means but not quite to the same level as I had hoped. We had a voucher for 150 Central Perk one night and the food there was phenomenal!! One of the best restaurants I have ever been to! If you don't mind spending money on a specialty restaurant, I highly recommend 150 Central Perk (which is only on the 3 Oasis Class ships). *Our waiter at 150 Central Perk said it was $45/person for dinner.

Each port was beautiful and a place to stop. We did book an excursion for each port as well. Our excursions at St. Maarten and San Juan were very good! Labadee is an amazing port but our excursion there was disappointing. We booked the "Luxury Yacht Sailing Experience" and were mislead about the number of people on the excursion (wanted something a little more exclusive at this port) and the quality of the yacht (more like a large sailboat. The 62 foot "yacht" holds 20 people plus a 3 man crew, and we read that it only held 15 people. Hard to enjoy when we felt cramped and on top of people. Read more