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Oceania Regatta is pseudo luxury

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MikeandGabby
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Apr 2018
Cabin: Ocean View (obstructed view)

Embarkation: Quick and easy. Port of Miami employees were friendly and helpful.

Passengers: The person who penned Oceania brochure's "country club casual" dress code might want to spend some time on Regatta checking out the passengers' attire as "Costco casual" seems a more apt description. There was nothing country club, elegant or sophisticated about our fellow passengers. Most travelers fell into the 65-80 demographic and were split evenly between middle, upper-middle and upper classes. Most of the people I met were nurses, bank branch managers and property management employees rather than engineers, doctors and lawyers. While I enjoyed the diversity of passengers Oceania seems to somewhat misrepresent the experience based on brochure photos.

Ports and excursions: St Kitts was canceled due to a passenger death and ensuing delay. Nassau was cut short due to a storm. Oceania should be required to post average number of ports missed per cruise. Note, other cruise lines will refund your unused port taxes. Oceania will NOT (seems highly unethical).

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Ocean View (obstructed view)

Cabin E

143 sf. Not big enough for two people.

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