Oasis of the Seas Review

Secrets of Oasis of the Seas

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Sail Date: Feb 2010

Oasis is a unique ship, and there are many facets of it that might not be obvious even to long-time cruisers. Here are a few "secrets" to make your next cruise on her even better:

- Keep in mind that this is really a floating resort and not a typical cruise ship. That means the focus can be on restaurants, events, stores and activities, and not on "typical" cruise activities such as hanging out at the buffet, watching a show in the theater every night after dinner, or watching the sea go by.

- It is actually quite difficult to see the ocean unless you have an outside cabin. The gym, dining rooms, pools, Central Park, Promenade and even the Boardwalk have limited or no view of the sea. It is even difficult to see where you're going in the Solarium at the front of the ship, which is enclosed in glass, due to the immense width of the area.

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