It's a Sea Day on Oasis of the Seas but How Busy Is It?
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The cues for the flow rider on Oasis were insane, especially on sea days when it was so busy. They split into two and the cues down both sides.
I'm so proud of the boys. Heat. Heat. Well done. Well done, son.
The service and the food options in the main dining room have just been absolutely lovely.
The rising tide bar and waste of the seas was a industry first. In 2009 when a waste of the seas was launched, the rising tide bar was the first moving bar at sea.
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Chapters: 0:00 Coming Up in this Cruise Vlog 01:05 Previously we Docked in Jamaica 01:44 Waking up to a Sea Day 04:15 Breakfast at The Windjammer Buffet 08:56 Unboxed 11:58 World's Sexiest Man Competition 14:04 The Arcade 16:01 Ping Pong 16:51 Jacob's Day So Far 19:50 Pool and Slide Time for Esme 21:45 The boys master the Flow Rider Surf Simulator 25:30 Let's Catch Up 29:35 Taste of Italy in The Main Dining Room 30:21 Appreciation for The Chefs 31:49 The Dessert of Cruise 32:33 Our Thoughts on the Food 37:32 The Rising Tide Bar 41:10 Next Time Nassau #cruisevlog #oasisoftheseas #royalcaribbean