Oasis of the Seas Review

Nor recommended if you are Diamond and/or Diamond Plus Elite Status

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Oasis of the Seas
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Jeff of Winter Garden
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Oct 2018
Cabin: Central Park View Balcony

My wife and I are both Diamond Plus with Royal Caribbean and sail every 2-3 weeks from Central Florida Ports (Port Canaveral, Tampa). We earned our status and always look forward to the great service and recognition perks for our status. The Oasis does not give a hoot if you are Diamond Plus. You are treated like cattle. Royal Caribbean, Company Policy (fleet wide) is concierge lounge and priority departure for Diamond Plus Elite. The Oasis only recognizes Pinnacle and upper suite guests. The Diamond Lounge on board the Oasis is always full and virtually impossible to get into. The so-called Diamond Concierge sits behind the desk and is rude, obnoxious, and she thinks she is the queen. Don't even think of asking her a question; her answer is always "NO".

The ship has many activities with long lines and long waits.

Avoid The Central Park Balconies: The staterooms are cramped and have no ventilation. If you open the Balcony Door you have no privacy.

Cabin Review

Central Park View Balcony

Cabin 2J

The cabins are crammed with no ventilation. If you open the Balcony Door you have no privacy.

Port Reviews

St. Maarten

The shops are basically the same at every port. The mountain view and the ocean are spectacular.

Labadee

If you have a mobility problem don't bother getting off the ship. The walk from mid-ship to the island is almost 1/2 mile and there aren't any jitneys or golf carts to drive you there.

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