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Oasis due to dock in homeport
The vessel, which features the first living park at sea with nearly 12,000 plants and trees, is due to enter service on December 1 following a formal naming and a series of media events.
Oasis has an elevating bar and 24 dining options including the upscale 150 Central Park, healthy fare at Solarium Bistro, sweets at The Cupcake Cupboard and a traditional main dining room.
Activities within the seven main themed areas on board include a zip wire ride that runs diagonally nine-decks above an open-air atrium.
Accommodation includes 28 multilevel loft suites – the first at sea – with floor-to-ceiling windows.
The AquaTheater serves as a pool by day and an oceanfront theatre by night for high-diving and aquatic acrobatic performances.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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