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About Your Ship: Oasis of the Seas
About Your Ship: Oasis of the Seas
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Royal Caribbean –
Oasis of the Seas
Sailing Date(s):
May 25, 2013
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Age:
50 - 65
Cruise Experience:
7+ cruises
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Balcony
Wow. A different incredible experience.
by A Traveler from VA
Sailing date:
Feb 2010
Pros:
Variety of things to see, do and experience.. Size.
Cons:
Need more vegeterian fare.
Big, beautiful and incredible. It is such a incorporation of so many great ideas. Types of shows and the entertainment that they bring. The Aqua show to the Musicals and everything in between. The diversity of the dining experience's are a great concept and add to the overall enjoyment. The fitness center is great. The activities are neverending.
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Ship Quality
Dining/Food
Needed more vegetarian fare outside of paid dining venues. Only place to get a vegeburger was at Johnny Rockets which had a cover charge to get in. Need trays to carry food. Hard to juggle silverware, several plates and drink at same time.
Stateroom Quality
Ship Staff Quality
Seemed shortstaffed at the Windjammer cafe. Wife is handicapped and no one came to help her get food. Tough without a tray. Multiple trips to food islands to get what she needed. Would nave been nice for a little help.
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
7+ cruises
Traveler Type:
Family w/older children
Stateroom Type:
Balcony
Amazing Oasis
by Conrad A. from San Juan, PR
Sailing date:
Mar 2010
Pros:
Beautiful ship with lots of things to do, not a dull moment, great shows.
Cons:
The food quality not great
The sports activities, pools, shows and different "neighborhoods" on board were unbelievable. The best cruise ship on the seven seas......
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Ship Quality
Dining/Food
The variety and quality of the food was average, not as good as Celebrity or Princess.
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Children's Programs
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Age:
65+
Cruise Experience:
7+ cruises
Traveler Type:
Family w/older children
Stateroom Type:
Oceanview
Thoughts on our recent cruise.
by Joseph C. from St. Augustine, FL
Sailing date:
May 2010
Pros:
Central Park - Lots of restaurants.
Cons:
Charges to use sauna facilities.
Beautiful ship. Particularly liked Park Cafe for lunch.
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Ship Quality
Dining/Food
We have been on many Royal Caribbean cruises. On this cruise, the food at dinner was good, but the quality of the food has deteriorated over the many cruises we have taken.
Stateroom Quality
We reserved a category FO stateroom and were surprised and disappointed to find the layout had changed. The stateroom on this cruise did not provide the privacy for adults found on other RCC ships in the category FO.
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Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.; Philipsburg, St. Maarten
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Ports of Call:
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
Philipsburg, St. Maarten
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
4 - 6 cruises
Traveler Type:
Group
Stateroom Type:
Balcony
Super ship
by A Traveler from Colorado
Sailing date:
Dec 2011
Pros:
Lots of space, wonderful friendly staff
Cons:
Ports too commercialized
There is so much to do on this ship. However we never felt crowded, even though there are over 6000 passengers. Super friendly staff, and the accomodations are clean and new. The entertainment was great, though you need to make reservations to get in.The ports are too commercialized in my view. The Labadee haiti stop is a 3 star beach. The Cozumel and Jamaica stops are mostly for shopping. However, if you book other excursions, you can get away from the commercialization.
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
Dining/Food
Great selection, but not outstanding quality.
Stateroom Quality
Ship Staff Quality
super friendly staff
Entertainment & Activities
Make reservations!
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
First cruise
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Balcony
NO other cruise tops RCCL's OASIS
by James A. from Staten Island, NY
Sailing date:
Oct 2011
Pros:
food, service, activities, shore excursions, pool, cabin, nightlife
Just got back from the RCCL's Oasis of the Seas 7-day Eastern Caribbean cruise. I must say that it was a perfect vacation in almost every way. Besides the sheer size of the ship (it's the largest cruise ship in the world), every facet of the vacation was perfection. From the amazing food, the helpful and friendly staff, the wonderful activities, the amazing nightlife and activities and everything in between, I would highly recommend taking a cruise with Royal Caribbean anyday.
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Nassau, Bahamas; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.; Philipsburg, St. Maarten
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Ports of Call:
Nassau, Bahamas
Don't Miss:
Blue Lagoon Private Island
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.
Don't Miss:
Magen's Bay Beach
Philipsburg, St. Maarten
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
First cruise
Traveler Type:
Couple
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Inside
Oasis - Eastern Carib - Great Cruise
by MN girl from MN
Sailing date:
Apr 2012
Pros:
The quality of staff, ship in general
Cons:
Casino, tips on top of tips, Extra spending everywhere
This was a high quality ship with lots to offer. Don't worry about finding stuff to do on the ship - computerized tvs are everywhere & you push a button & it gives you options - from what to do & where to eat. Don't bother with casino - so little bonuses/payouts that everyone was DISGUSTED. Took fun right out of it. Sunblock spf 50 at least (SEVERE burns were very common on our cruise.) Excursions were better booked in port. Watch the time - we left a few travelers on an island...
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
Beautiful, clean, easy to figure out
Dining/Food
Dining Room -We didn't have a choice about prepaid gratuities (it added it in) so we had "My time dining" which it looks like you HAVE to set up ahead of time - but you can change it - so no stress. Plus you can just walk in & usually get in. WindJammer - Good buffet. Not a 10, but probably an 8. Be careful of the extra charges "fresh squeezed orange juice" versus just orange juice...
Stateroom Quality
smallest room/cheapest available and it was still spacious and orderly/clean
Ship Staff Quality
Staff needs to be tipped - the prepaid gratuities don't go to all the people they should - so be aware, any tipping should be done directly to them and cash.
Entertainment & Activities
Very easy to find something quality to do
Children's Programs
We didnt use - Many kids - they seemed well entertained and stayed in the kids areas...
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Age:
50 - 65
Cruise Experience:
4 - 6 cruises
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Inside
Fantastic Time on Oasis of the Seas
by Jose A. from Tampa, FL
Sailing date:
Sep 2011
Pros:
Lots of activites
Cons:
Not getting show times we wanted
Bigger really is better! Loved Oasis of the Seas, sitting in Central Park in the afternoon, sipping a cool drink and looking up at the sky is breath taking. Had the most delicious dinner at Giovanni's. It's the best! Skip Chops and go there instead. We still talk about our dinner there it was that good! No problem getting a lounge chair by the pool. Getting on and off the ship was easy, not much of a wait. Royal Carribean knows how to treat you right. This is our 4th cruise and by far our best. Can't wait to go back again!
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Dining/Food
Giovanni's is the best. If you can only do one specialty restaurant, go there. You won't be disappointed. Our waiter knew the menu and directed us to choices he knew we'd love-and he was spot on.
Stateroom Quality
Our room overlooked Central Park. Great location.
Ship Staff Quality
Entertainment & Activities
Good entertainment. Disappointing not getting times to shows that work into your schedule. However, there's always something to do and see.
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Cozumel, Mexico; Labadee (Cruiseline Private Island); Falmouth, Jamaica
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Ports of Call:
Cozumel, Mexico
Took a Royal Carribean tour to Tulum. The site was great, very good tour but hot. It was extremely hot. I wish we booked some time on the beaches which were gorgeous.
Don't Miss:
The beaches at Tulum are beautiful, wish we planned to go there.
Labadee (Cruiseline Private Island)
Labadee was much nicer than our last visit. Easy off and on the ship. Nice visit.
Don't Miss:
Dragons breath. It's free and you've got to hear the dragon once in your lifetime.
Falmouth, Jamaica
Took at tour to Dunns River Falls with Yardley Tours. Great time. This tour company was recommended and did not disappoint. Wonderful, memorable day in Jamaica.
Don't Miss:
Dunns River Falls.
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Age:
30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
First cruise
Traveler Type:
Couple
Stateroom Type:
Balcony
VIP TREATMENT FOR FIRST TIME CRUISERS
by Karen C. from Houston, Texas
Sailing date:
Aug 2012
Pros:
We loved everything about the ship! Even though the ship was at capacity, we were still able to find quiet places to relax.
Cons:
I really can't think of anything we did not like - it was a fabulous experience
Shocked and amazed at the size of the ship as well as all the options that were available onboard. This was our first cruise and we were so overwhelmed with everything to do and all the functions that were scheduled we really did not know where to start. We smiled, non-stop for a week.
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
The ship was beautiful! We truly felt like we were in Central Park or on a Boardwalk!! At one point when we were walking through the Promenade, I forgot I was on a ship and felt like we were in a shopping mall.
Dining/Food
The variety of the food was top notch for all dining options. I guess we got to the Windjammer Cafe too late (around 7:30am) because most of the baked goods were a little dried out from the heat lamps. We choose other options for breakfast and lunch. Dinner was in the formal dining room every night and the variety was marvelous! With us being from Texas, it was a little light on seasoning and grilling but overall, we enjoyed the food very much
Stateroom Quality
Considering the number of passengers this ship was able to carry, we felt our room was just perfect for us. There was plenty of room to sit on the couch and watch TV or lay on the bed and take a nap. The balcony was great and the size of the room was comparable to some hotels we have stayed in. We had everything we needed for a perfect vacation.
Ship Staff Quality
I wish there were 10 smiley faces!! The staff on the ship was absolutely fantastic!! Everyone we encountered was friendly, helpful, always smiling!! They made our vacation even better than we could have imagined!! Thank you Milton, Linda and Oscar!!
Entertainment & Activities
If you were bored on this ship, it was your own fault!! There was so much going on, we could not possibly see everything that was available. We laughed, A LOT and had a great time watching the passengers participate in the various competitions on board - i.e. twist competiton and belly flop!
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30 - 49
Cruise Experience:
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Stateroom Type:
Balcony
Oasis of the Seas - August 6th-13th 2011
by Jacqueline T from Toronto, Ontario
Sailing date:
Aug 2011
Pros:
The ship and staff
Cons:
The coffee was absolutely horrible
Can't really say much but WOW! You will be blown away when u first walk on
Ship Details:
Ship Quality
Dining/Food
Don't Roget to check out the Park Cafe. Most restaurants on that floor were specialty ones $$$$, but that place was free and the food. Bit healthier than the usual burgers etc
Stateroom Quality
Couch bed out son slept on was huge! Good for 2 people
Ship Staff Quality
Entertainment & Activities
Go see the shows they really put on exceptional productions
Children's Programs
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Cozumel, Mexico; Labadee (Cruiseline Private Island); Falmouth, Jamaica
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Ports of Call:
Cozumel, Mexico
Twister and Isla Pasion is a must. Beautiful private island everything is free. Bouncy stuff in water for the whole family, cayacking,floaties,sailing, peddle boats etc. food great too!
Labadee (Cruiseline Private Island)
It both us to see the locals watching us eat on the other side if the bard wire fencing. Soo sad.....
Falmouth, Jamaica
You must do the zip line and tubing tour. The guys were just amazing and the jerk chicken super!
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Cruise Experience:
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Balcony
Fabulous cruise
by Jan G. from Connellsville, Pa.
Sailing date:
Nov 2012
Pros:
Everything
Cons:
When it was over
This was our first cruise so we did not know what to expect. We had some expectations as to what it would be like but those expectations went far and beyond what we experienced on our cruise. The Oasis of the Seas is beautiful and the service was outstanding. Everyone we came in contact with who worked on the ship were helpful, courteous, caring about us as a traveler. We will certainly book another cruise in the future.
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