Oasis of the Seas Reviews

Summary:  Room was small for four people, I also expected four chairs on the balcony so that we could sit out together but only had two so had to take turns. Drinks etc were very expensive. Trips were also expensive and I had to complain about one trip that I was on that was supposed to be a 10 1/2 hour trip but was only 9 1/2 and had to spend over 30 mins looking for a couple who had got separated form the group. I mentioned prior to departure that I needed a sharps box in my cabin but this was not provided.

Summary:  This was our first cruise for my husband & myself. Happy with our choice. Beautiful huge ship, entire staff/crew were very polite, attentive and helpful. We had chosen the stateroom with balcony facing the boardwalk, for claustrophobic people like myself, this was just perfect where we could see the sky, sea and the well lit parts of the ship! From start to finish, everything is very well organized with no delays waiting for baggage etc. Would definately recommend this cruise to others-old & young- there are plenty of activities for every age group. Alternatively, one can make the trip as relaxing as one chooses to!

Summary:  My wife and I went on a great cruise on the oasis of the seas and also booked another cruise while we were still on a cruise. I called to see if we could change the date because of a death in the family and they can't. So I'm out 1000 dollars. I'll never cruise with them again.

Summary:  This was the largest ship we have cruised on approx. 6000 guests, felt very spacious never had a problem finding a seat in the dining and general areas. Not a brand new ship but very well maintained and all areas were cleaned and polished. Our cabin 8724 was as large as we have had on other cruise ships and felt very modern with neutral colours and spotless. The crew were extremely friendly and could not do enough to help you

Summary:  excellent

Summary:  The Oasis of the Seas. You already know she is going to be big. You are fully aware that there are 5400 or so passengers onboard. But these facts no not compare to standing at the walkway and looking up at her. She is beautifully colossal. The seven neighbourhoods on the ship provide an intimate ambiance despite her size and each area has its own distinct theme and vibe. You are spoilt for choice on every perceivable angle, be it entertainment, restaurants, bars, activities and the great past time of people watching. If you are wondering if this is for you….then just know that this is for everyone. Congratulations to Royal Caribbean for creating an entire resort of opportunities inside the space of one ship.

Summary:  Recently returned from the inaugural transatlantic on Oasis of the Seas booked through Iglu. The ship itself is outstanding and embarkation was quick and easy even with my sisters wheelchair, they even provided one for my 86 year old mother to get onboard faster. Booked my time dining and shows over the internet, but only some of these showed on my account onboard, so had to book again if there was space left. The ship was not full so had plenty of room to get about and there was a great mixture of countries represented including Brazilian, Spanish, Phillipino and of course Americans and us English, or in my case Welsh. Yayed extra to eat in Izumi, and the italian restaurant onboard, the waiters were wonderful and the food great. Had a try on the Flowrider and the zipline great. We tried chi-kung, instructed by John and Liz from California who were really laid back nice people. Our cabin was spotless thanks to our steward who always had a smile and a greeting for us. The thing that ruined this trip for us was the way we were treated on arrival in Barcelona....I had gone to Guest Services to get them to order a disabled taxi from port to airport..despite several requests and promises nothing was done and after collecting our cases tried to get a taxi, but they couldn't get the wheelchair in so tried to get a coach to no 2 terminal only to be told it was full and that as far as they were concerned was that. I then remembered from googling Barcelona weeks before that there was a bus to terminal 1 with a link to terminal 2, the only downside to this was I had to carry my sister up 5 stairs to get on the bus, this is against european law and US law...have written to RCCL,but no answer? So if you are traveling with a disabled person make sure Royal Caribbean has booked a disabled taxi before you go.

Summary:  Wow really does apply to this ship (and the Allure) it's big but never seems full lots of things to see and do, can't wait for September. I booked as soon as I knew it is coming to Europe, had to be done!

Summary:  This was planned and anticipated to be the faimly holiday on a lifetime... a week at Disney World followed by a week onboard Oasis. Disney was great but Oasis of the Seas was even greater - what a superb time we all had. Food superb, entertainment great and the facilities out of this world. What a great ship - really need longer than a week on her!

Summary:  AMAZING do not believe any bad reviews you'd have to be mad to do one on this ship. Food, spoilt for choice, service is attentive, personal, excellent, polite, even with some rude Americans we saw! You need 1 wk on ship and 1 with ports though as there is so much to see and do, you cant get bored. We did western Caribbean, only some shore excursions are dear for what they are and ST Maarten is so organised you can easily do your own for less as you leave the dockside and I was on my own with 2 15 yr olds. Cabin with balcony spotless and bed so comfortable, room service and housekeeping amazing. Oasis is a floating town but did not seem crowded at all and she was almost full. PLEASE come to the Med Oasis the flight costs is dearer than the cruise!!