Oasis of the Seas Review

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Better the 2nd time around

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Oasis of the Seas
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amtak73
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: May 2018
Cabin: Boardwalk View Balcony
Nassau , Bahamas view from the Fort.
Queen’s Steps in Nassau

We chose this cruise because our Friends would like to do their 1st cruise in the Oasis And we like the ports Bahamas, St. Thomas And St. Maarten. We like the drink package that comes with it, the prepaid gratuities, And the internet that comes with the drink package. Plus it’s Amenities And activities on Board.

Embarkation is smooth, checking in early is better to avoid the long lines and you get in the ship and get to relax. Do not bring Iron, power bars this will be confiscated and cause luggage delay. Laundry is 35$ for 1 bag ( shirts, shorts, undies and socks)which they offer on the 3rd day. Unless you are willing to pay for pressing a pair of pants would cost 6.99 for wash and press.

For activities, there’s miniputt, ping pong tables, court , pools . This ship has more amenities than the Disney Fantasy.

Cabin Review

Boardwalk View Balcony

Cabin 2I

We have a great view of the Boardwalk below , the rock climbing on the left side , the big screen TV and the ocean. I really don’t mind it although there are rooms across.you can pull the curtains for privacy. We had oceanview in the past and we enjoyed more this view when you’re in the balcony.

I must say Photography is excellent it’s realky nice that we can buy just a few photos instead of paying for a package. Love the photographs esp on formal nites. The girl taking photographs on the Car is excellent.

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