Welcome to the Royal Caribbean blog podcast, a weekly look into the world of Royal Caribbean cruising.

I'm your host Matt Hachberg, and this is episode number 142.

There's a colloquial saying and even a song that says, go big or go home.

And when it comes to taking a Royal Caribbean cruise, well, there is no bigger option than the Oasis-class ships.

Royal Caribbean built these ships not only to be the largest cruise ships at sea,

but to offer guests the widest range of entertainment, dining, and accommodations available

on any single ship. If you're new to the Oasis Class or had not been in a while, this

week's episode is all about talking about what you need to know about Royal Caribbean's

Oasis Class ships. Here we go.

Back in 2010, Role Cribune debuted the Oasis Class ships with Oasis of the Seas,

and it was such a big deal, no pun intended, that my parents, who are far from the kind of people

that follow the cruise industry closely, took notice to the point they wanted to take a family vacation

on Oasis to the seas just because of how impressive she looked.

Now, fast forward six years later, and Royal Caribbean's Oasis class ships continue to be a beacon

for the fleet and a symbol of the Royal Caribbean brand.

When you think about cruising today and you think about the kind of ads you might run across

on, say, television, the Oasis class is synonymous with those expectations.

Royal Crevian has spent years touting just how impressive the oasis class ships are, and on this

week's show, I'm offering up what those who are new to the oasis class ships need to know

about the experience, because they are a different

animal and that's not a bad thing they're just different than almost any other cruise ship out there

royal cribian or otherwise so the idea for this week's episode is let's talk about if you're new

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