Comments on: Oasis is NOT Just Las Vegas at Sea

By: Lenore

Lenore — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 06:43:49 +0000

This ship is the best. There is so much to do. You don’t need reservations for anything, just go to all the shows 20 minutes before starting and you will get in. Don’t miss the Quest show and love and marraige. I had a balcony facing Central Park, it was amazing. Also, don’t miss the 70′s night, i had the best time at that event. This is also so many complimentary restaurants you don’t need to spend any money on food. The port were beautiful, you do not need to buy the excursions from the ship. Just leave the ship and take a taxi whereever you want to go. When you go to St. Martenn take a $6 per person taxi ride to Orient beach. rent a jet ski and have a blast. There is also a nude beach at the end. In St. Thomas, you can take a boat ride to St. John and go snorkeling, this was best to get through the ship. It is $27 per person for the cab, the equipment to snorkel and the ride back. The pools are crowded so I just went to sit on the top of the ship to sunbath. Get the late seating for dinner so you can enjoy the day. Go, relax and enjoy. This is the best vacation ever. And, don’t forget to have FUN

By: Linda Woods

Linda Woods — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:32:46 +0000

Hi – landed on this site looking for single parent w/kid cruises on Royal Caribbean. I loved the reviews though, and especially the Oasis, looks great for me and my teen son. But, do you know of any single parent pricing? Thanks!

By: N. Gorsha

N. Gorsha — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 22:26:29 +0000

I was happy to review comments. We are booked on the Oasis in Feb (the last boardwalk view cabin adjacent to the Rock Climbing Wall…I was hoping the cabin would have great views-just a little worried about the “climbing” next door. Plan to take your advice about the Central Park restaurant (hadn’t originally intended to). Any ideas for shore excursion critiques….so many options I cannot decide. Thanks. NG

By: Guest

Guest — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 06:42:48 +0000

Wonderful review, and fantastic job debunking all that negativity. It’s nice to see an open minded critic for once.