Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas

Is it possible to be addicted to cruising? I think so. I went on a cruise last October; Oasis of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship. I find myself planning another trip for this October on it's sister ship, Allure of the Seas. The ports are the exact same and the ship is for the most part pretty much exactly the same. Why am I going again? Well I'll let the pictures answer that.

During the day, the Aqua Theater offers one of best views of the teal blue waters of the Caribbean ocean.
In the evening this outdoor theater features a fabulous water show.

Tallest rock climbing wall at sea.

Plenty of outdoor seating for shows and movies.

Carousel ride? Yes, I think I will.

These sculptures show how the horses for the Carousel are brought to life.

Oasis of the Seas Boardwalk experience is like no other outdoor experience on the sea.

Central Park 150 restaurant is an opulent dining experience.

Be sure to visit Giovanni's Table for freshly shaved prosciutto, pasta, steak and delicious desserts.

Favorite bar on the ship.

The open air gardens are lush and beautiful.

In case you lose your way.

Oasis features 12 scenic elevators along with 12 additional passenger elevators.

Royal Promenade.

Going from St. Thomas to St. John.

Docking in St. John. You can only reach this island by small water craft.

Trunk Bay, St. John

One of three anchors. Docked in St. Maarten.

Smooth sailing.