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Oasis shows to be pre-bookable
Tuesday, 03 Sep, 2009
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Pre-bookable shows and entertainment are to be made available for passengers sailing on the world’s largest cruise ship.
Show schedules for Royal Caribbean International’s 5,400-passenger Oasis of the Seas will be available pre-cruise on the company’s website www.royalcaribbean.com.
This will allow passengers to pre-book all shows in advance of boarding the mega ship which launches in Florida in December.
Passengers can view all show schedules by show name, day and time and make bookings up to three months in advance.
Shows on board Oasis of the Seas include Broadway blockbuster Hairspray and aerobatic show Come Fly With Me.
Other venues offering pre-bookable seats include the Studio B ice-skating rink, adult comedy club Comedy Live and amphitheatre-style AquaTheater featuring dive shows.
All reservations made in advance online will be recorded to each passengers’ cruise card, which will be scanned upon arrival at show time and will serve as the show "ticket."
A traditional box office and ticketing system via in-cabin television also will be available to take bookings on board.
The 225,282 ton ship with 16 decks will sail from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale on Caribbean itineraries.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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