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Oasis of the Seas
Water wonder: the Aqua Theatre and (inset) a Crown Loft Suite
Oasis whets the appetite
Martin Owens, RESTAURANTS.
Future Travel Cruise I experienced a number of the eateries
ACCOMMODATION. onboard including The Cupcake Cupboard,
I stayed in a balcony cabin on which sells only cupcakes and drinks.
deck eight, near the Central Having only ever had supermarket cupcakes,
Park zone but facing the sea. I have never understood the big deal about
The cabin was a pretty decent these frosted treats. But let me tell you, these
size with a double wardrobe, are to die for! Flavours range from red velvet
seating area and balcony with chairs. and chocolate to bubblegum and root beer.
TTG Face of Travel winners Other cabins I saw included the Loft Suites You can even order large cupcakes for
Martin Owens and Natasha
which sleep up to 14 people. These are set special occasions.
Grech jump onboard the
on two floors with floor-to-ceiling windows, I also tried the ice-cream parlour with
their own library, a grand piano and a flavours to make you go weak at the knees,
launch celebrations of Royal Jacuzzi with views out to sea. Fantastic. and toppings and sauces too numerous to
Caribbean’s new mega-ship
Another great cabin type to suggest is the mention. Recommend clients try Strawberry
Oasis of the Seas in Miami.
Aqua View cabins. These have balconies Sauce and Snickers.
which, as their name suggests, overlook the Dinner each evening was taken in the
Here’s their verdict Aqua Theatre, meaning clients can watch Opus Dining Room, a three-storey dining
the amazing Aqua Shows with a glass of room offering a different menu every night,
bubbly without having to find a seat. as well as a standard classic menu offering
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