Oasis of the Seas Review

Oasis of cruising bliss

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Oasis of the Seas
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prtzdle
First Time Cruiser • Age 20s

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Sail Date: Mar 2010
Cabin: Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Large Balcony

I will start off my comments about the ship itself. Simply AMAZING! This was my 8th cruise, all with RCCL and at first the Oasis seemed overwhelming. So many different places and things. Once we caught our breath it was indeed breath taking. I am a 40 year old traveling with my wife and 2 other couples and the 6 of us would all agree the ship and it's activities were awesome.

If you have been reading up on the Oasis, I will concur with many others. Getting on the ship was quick and easy(stepped on board around 11:45am) For the size and amount of people (over 5800 on the 03/20/2010 sailing) the ship never really feels overcrowded. Small exceptions when leaving events that had many people in attendance, but that's to be expected. The shows are outstanding and not to be missed. Oasis of Dreams in the aqua theater is quite simply a marvel, and mostly because you just have not experienced something like that on a cruise before. The other shows most people are more used to, but still spectacular none the less.

The food on an overall basis was pretty good, we never really left the dining room any night and said WOW, but each meal was very good. We had main seating for dinner and did not visit any other venue for dinner. Common complaint is the lack of seating at lunch time at any inclusive eating venue. The windjammer is definitely too small for the amount of people. There are an overwhelming amount of places to eat on the ship. Wish that more of the restaurants could be included with cruise fare for lunch. We did try to spread ourselves around the ship eating venues for breakfast and lunch, not eating at any place more than once, other than the windjammer.

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Superior Ocean View Stateroom with Large Balcony

I was in a category D1 ocean view balcony cabin on deck 11 of the Oasis of the Seas. It is definitely smaller than other balcony rooms on the Voyager class ships but the balcony seemed to be slightly larger. The bathroom is typical size and very serviceable for cruise ship life. The beds are very comfortable compared to other cruises. closet seemed to be smaller but we have never needed all the closet space on a cruise, so good there. Not noisy but when neighboring cabins opened their closet doors it seemed to be very loud, but no other noises from cabin to cabin.

Overall great quality and very livable for a week on cruise ship in the Caribbean

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