Cruising with 6,000 people on Royal Caribbean's newest ship: Should you avoid it?
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After years of avoiding Royal Caribbean's biggest ships, I finally tried one again, and I'm going to be sharing everything that I loved and hated about the experience.
The Aqua 82 show was undoubtedly the highlight, featuring gravity, defying dives, synchronized swimming, and breathtaking performances.
It's frustrating when you pay thousands of dollars to go on a cruise and you still have to worry that you might not be able to see the headliner shows that you're paying to see.
I'm not rushing to book another Oasis class ship, even though I would sail again.
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I avoided Royal Caribbean's massive Oasis Class cruise ships for years. Finally, I gave Utopia of the Seas a try. Here's what I loved and hated about Utopia of the Seas, from the huge crowds to plethora of dining options. Learn more about cruising: https://cruise.blog/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecruiseblog