Attn: Oasis Pre inaugural invitees

Welcome home from the first Oasis pre inaugural.

How did it go?

Did you get a chance to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the
alternative restaurants?

How was the normally extra pay restaurants handled? Did they require
reservations? If so, how were the reservations made?

Gadget

On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:41:55 -0800, (Gadget
World) wrote:

Welcome home from the first Oasis pre inaugural.

How did it go?

Did you get a chance to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the
alternative restaurants?

How was the normally extra pay restaurants handled? Did they require
reservations? If so, how were the reservations made?

Gadget

Hi Jerry,

I canceled my cruise on the Oasis. I believe eorge is due to get off
the ship today but I am not sure. He drove to Ft. Lauderdale and his
laptop cratered on him so he may not post until his return home. I
know he planned on taking lots of photos. Travel agents/press are not
charged for the alternative restaurants on these preview cruises.
Often times the alternative restaurants are reserved for private
groups of TAs/press.
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On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 00:41:55 -0800, (Gadget
World) wrote:

Welcome home from the first Oasis pre inaugural.

How did it go?

Did you get a chance to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the
alternative restaurants?

How was the normally extra pay restaurants handled? Did they require
reservations? If so, how were the reservations made?

Gadget

Hi Jerry,

I canceled my cruise on the Oasis. I believe George is due to get off
the ship today but I am not sure. He drove to Ft. Lauderdale and his
laptop cratered on him so he may not post until his return home. I
know he planned on taking lots of photos. Travel agents/press are not
charged for the alternative restaurants on these preview cruises.
Often times the alternative restaurants are reserved for private
groups of TAs/press.
--
Ray Goldenberg 800-719-9917 or 805-566-3905
Lighthouse Travel http://www.lighthousetravel.com
Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/lighthousetravl
Follow us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/ray.goldenberg

On Nov 23, 3:41�am, (Gadget World) wrote:
Welcome home from the first Oasis pre inaugural.

How did it go?

Did you get a chance to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the
alternative restaurants?

How was the �normally extra pay restaurants handled? Did they require
reservations? If so, how were the reservations made?

Gadget

I leave for the Oasis on thanksgiving SO will have a report when I get
off and I then go to VIking Group Cruise on the Westerdam. In Between
to Key west and Reddington beach

Susette

Gadget World wrote:
Welcome home from the first Oasis pre inaugural.

How did it go?

Did you get a chance to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the
alternative restaurants?

How was the normally extra pay restaurants handled? Did they require
reservations? If so, how were the reservations made?

Gadget


Just got home today. Took plenty of pictures, had a great trip.. the
ship is absolutely amazing. The new pier facility is first class.
There were 2800 invited guest on this first 2 night preview sailing...
sort of a "soft opening" and that had good points and bad points.
More about that in my report(s).

My laptop finally gave up the ghost on the trip so I wasn't able to
upload anything. Give me a day or two to get caught up and I'll get a
trip report posted and get the photos uploaded. I've got a lot to tell
so I may post this in sections.

It is good to be home.... but I've got a ton so stuff to get caught up on.


--

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George Leppla wrote:
Gadget World wrote:
Welcome home from the first Oasis pre inaugural.

How did it go?

Did you get a chance to eat breakfast, lunch or dinner at any of the
alternative restaurants?

How was the normally extra pay restaurants handled? Did they require
reservations? If so, how were the reservations made?

Gadget


Just got home today. Took plenty of pictures, had a great trip.. the
ship is absolutely amazing. The new pier facility is first class. There
were 2800 invited guest on this first 2 night preview sailing... sort of
a "soft opening" and that had good points and bad points. More about
that in my report(s).

My laptop finally gave up the ghost on the trip so I wasn't able to
upload anything. Give me a day or two to get caught up and I'll get a
trip report posted and get the photos uploaded. I've got a lot to tell
so I may post this in sections.

It is good to be home.... but I've got a ton so stuff to get caught up on.

Welcome home, I am glad you and Becca got home ok!!

I can't wait to see your pictures and your review. Everything I have
read so far is very positive.

sue

After seeing the obscene display known as the Oasis of the Seas on GMA last
Friday, I am truly hoping that this is NOT going to be the future of
cruising.
6,000 people in neighborhoods, central park with trees and all, 18 foot deep
pools to dive into, ice skating, 45 ft. climbing walls, surfing.
Just not our cup of tea.

"Jr" wrote in message
...
After seeing the obscene display known as the Oasis of the Seas on GMA
last Friday, I am truly hoping that this is NOT going to be the future of
cruising.
6,000 people in neighborhoods, central park with trees and all, 18 foot
deep pools to dive into, ice skating, 45 ft. climbing walls, surfing.
Just not our cup of tea.


Good... the more people there are who don't want to go, the less demand
there will be.... the more pressure there will be to lower prices for those
of us who want to go.

--Tom

Jr wrote On 11/23/2009 8:52 PM:
After seeing the obscene display known as the Oasis of the Seas on GMA last
Friday, I am truly hoping that this is NOT going to be the future of
cruising.
6,000 people in neighborhoods, central park with trees and all, 18 foot deep
pools to dive into, ice skating, 45 ft. climbing walls, surfing.
Just not our cup of tea.



I sort of agree. Why don't they just anchor it off shore in Florida and
call it Oasis Key? It's more like an island than a ship.

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"Brian K" wrote in message
m...
Jr wrote On 11/23/2009 8:52 PM:
After seeing the obscene display known as the Oasis of the Seas
on GMA last Friday, I am truly hoping that this is NOT going to
be the future of cruising.
6,000 people in neighborhoods, central park with trees and all,
18 foot deep pools to dive into, ice skating, 45 ft. climbing
walls, surfing.
Just not our cup of tea.



I sort of agree. Why don't they just anchor it off shore in
Florida and call it Oasis Key? It's more like an island than a
ship.

IMHO, the Oasis looks top heavy, as in Poseidon top heavy.
Perhaps in a big wind, it WILL become Oasis Key?

--
Nonny

What does it mean when drool runs
out of both sides of a drunken
Congressman's mouth?

The floor is level.