Oasis of the Seas Review

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Was So Excited to Cruise On Oasis

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GA Peach Too
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Apr 2010
Cabin: Central Park View Stateroom with Balcony

I cruised with my DB and DSIL who are Diamond Members. I am Platinum. The excitement of finally going on the cruise peaked as we embarked onto the Promenade. Entering and going thru the process to get on board was seamless and quick.

This ship is gigantic and it is difficult to see everything in 7 days. However, we gave it our best try. I ate in the Solarium every morning that was just up from my Central Park room. The food was healthy, fresh and delicious. I also ate at the Windjammer for lunch and dinner. It was confusing at first because it doesn't resemble the other Windjammers. The food is mixed together and in categories such as Asian, Lite Fare, etc. No special fried eggs or build an omelet. It was good once I got used to it. We also ate at Giovanni's Table which was superb but too much food. Central Park where all the pay restaurants are is lovely and I had a room overlooking CP at night it was just beautiful.

I used the pools, they were good and chairs were easy to find. Also did the zip line, but beware, you have to book early in order to get a reservation. I booked on the 2nd day and couldn't get on until the 6th day at sea.

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Central Park View Stateroom with Balcony

Cabin C1

The cabin I was in overlooking Central Park was very small. The air conditioning goes off when you go out on your balcony so you come back into a hot room even when the door is shut. I understand their wanting to set it up this way, but it's uncomfortable for those of us who actually close doors when the A/C is on.

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