Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas is readying to make her second debut in New York City, this time after a $165 million overhaul.
The refurbishment, part of Royal Caribbean’s Amplification project, adds a number of new venues to the ship and, as Cruise Critic recently revealed, new accommodations.
Oasis of the Seas will offer the new Ultimate Panoramic Suite, a new Royal Caribbean cabin category. The suites are situated above the bridge and offer 200-degree panoramic views.
The accommodations hold up to four passengers and feature a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, a walk-in closet and dressing room, a living area with a half bath and floor-to-ceiling glass windows.
Passengers sailing in these suites have access to the suite lounge, a Royal Genie, free Voom Wi-Fi access and specialty dining.
The ship will also feature the cruise line’s first barbecue concept, Portside BBQ, and dedicated karaoke venue Spotlight Karaoke as well as a new pool deck, the Splashaway Bay kids aquapark, the Music Hall, the Perfect Storm trio of waterslides and the Ultimate Abyss, the tallest slide at sea.
United Airlines partnered with Spotify a little over a year ago. Now, the airline is…
A federal judge in New York denied Delta Air Lines’ request to dismiss a lawsuit…
JetBlue has raised its baggage fees for the third time in less than a year,…
Juan Albarran Marquez, co-founder of Ocean & River Sailings and host of The Jet Set…
A Southwest Airlines flight attendant is suing the airline for disability discrimination, alleging that it…
US air passenger rights organization FlyerRights filed a lawsuit against the Department of Transportation on…