Oasis of the Seas Review

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Oasis of the Seas

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2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jan 2012
Cabin: Interior Stateroom

My husband and I sailed on the Oasis of the Seas on January 28 - February 4, 2012 for our 24th anniversary. We were so excited about going on this huge ship and trust me when I say it was massive! It really is a gorgeous ship with so much to do, you'll never get bored. For having 6000+ people on board it never felt that way. I guess because there are so many places that people can go on this ship that it kept everyone spaced out. We've been on 2 other Royal Caribbean cruises and this ship by far makes them look so tiny.

We had an interior stateroom. The bed were VERY comfortable and our room steward was wonderful. We never spend a whole lot of time in our room so we didn't see spending so much on a room that we would use just to sleep and change clothes at.

The Promenade was amazing. It felt like a small town with places to eat and places to shop. Central Park was very nice and had most of the specialty restaurants there. We ate at the main dining room for the entire cruise so I could not tell you how the specialty restaurants were like. I know a few people that we talked to on the cruise that raved about them all. The board walk was so neat to see. It had a full size carousel there with Johnny Rockets and the Seafood Shack. It also had a few more shops, a ice cream parlor, free donuts and the Aqua theatre. It was nice to relax up there if you just wanted to get away from the pool areas. The Solarium restaurant served healthier foods so we ate breakfast there a few days on this cruise. The Spa is gorgeous! My husband surprised me with a massage which was so relaxing. We spent a lot of time in the jacuzzi near the Solarium. It was never crowded and it was nice to be able to look out to the sea. There were two rock wall climbing and two Flow Riders. The zipline on the ship was a joke. It takes like 15-20 minutes to gear up for it and it was about 30 seconds long. Not worth it at all.

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