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Oasis do Entertainment do Shipboard das tomadas dos mares a uma dimensão nova
O navio novo que está sendo construído para as Caraíbas reais, Oasis dos mares caracterizará um venue do entertainment da plataforma do pool como nada visto sempre antes em um navio de cruzeiro. Os desenhadores reais do navio das Caraíbas têm criado o teatro do Aqua para sua série nova do Genesis nomeado projeto dos navios previamente código super-mega do “.”
Durante o dia o pool e a plataforma tiered circunvizinha servirão em uma forma convencional permitindo que o convidado nade e exponha ao sol o dia afastado. Entretanto, o venue transforma no teatro para as mostras que caracterizam o diving acrobatic, trampolining, nadar sincronizado, fontes sendo conectadas em cascata, e exposições da luz de laser. O pool terá um assoalho ajustável a permitir a profundidade mais grande needed para o diving. As cadeiras de plataforma circunvizinhas transformam-se assentos do teatro para os passageiros do navio. As Caraíbas reais abriram caminho o venue “alternativo” do entertainment do estilo com o primeiro - sempre rink do gelo do shipboard e mostra do gelo. Este conceito parece fazer exame dessa idéia mesmo mais adicional.
As mostras
As mostras soam surpreendentes, se puder viver até seu hype. Os acrobatics do estilo do Circus deleitam e divertem povos de todas as idades e fundos. Em muitos navios, eu tive frequentemente outros passageiros entusiàstica fazer exame sobre quanto apreciaram os aerialists caracterizados no teatro. Trampolining e os acrobatics de planeamento devem trazer a reação mais ou menos idêntica das multidões. A natação sincronizada, um esporte espectador cada vez mais popular, deve ser uma batida com as audiências do shipboard. Cirque de Solie caracteriza a natação sincronizada em sua produção de “O”. Diversos, outros venues de Vegas caracterizaram também a natação sincronizada em seus mostras ou eventos especiais. Finalmente, esta produção de planeamento faz exame de uma outra sugestão de Vegas e de Disney com as mostras de planeamento da luz e da água. Os turistas em torno do recolhimento do mundo na frente do hotel de Bellagio para ver as fontes sendo conectadas em cascata mostram.
Disney caracteriza mostras usando luzes e água em muitos de seus parques. Passengers looking for something totally different and innovative on a cruise ship will certainly find it in this venue.
Will I be there?
As a cruise traditionalist, I have been hesitant to cruise one of these mega liners. They do feature many more options and attractions, but I still prefer the intimacy and charm of the smaller vessels. I’m also concerned about crowds aboard a ship that will hold over 5000 passengers. I’m just a little worried that it might seem more like a trip to an amusement park during prime season, than a relaxing get away.
We went to Disney World during the summer three yeas ago. Long lines and crowds required careful by the minute planning in order to ensure we could do as many activities as possible at the different parks. One of the joys of traditional cruising is not having to worry or plan anything. Passengers can show up for their dinner seating, and their table and wait staff are waiting for them. The shows and evening activities are planned around meal times, so passengers can do as little or as much as they like without having to plan and schedule every activity.
By contrast, to use the Disney World vacation as an example, we actually made dinner reservations 6 weeks in advanced so that we could take advantage of a special package providing dinner and reserved seating for the popular light, water, music and character show “Fantasmics” at the Disney MGM Studios park. Without those special reserved seats we would have had to arrive 2 hours early to the show’s grandstand in order to guarantee seating for the show.
I can’t imagine that the crowds, even on a cruise ship this big, would affect planning and scheduling as much as they did for our Disney World trip. Lets face it, Disney parks could have over 100,000 people visit in a day, compared to Oasis of the Seas’ about 5000 passengers. It won’t be as crowded, but I have to think that crowding will factor into certain venues, especially ones like this that will be sure to be popular with passengers. I can’t wait to hear back from passengers who love the Mega Ship experience. I’m sure that they will enjoy this innovative entertainment experience.
In the meantime you’ll still probably find me on smaller ships enjoying a more subdued vacation.
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Hi Cruise Arizona & Papa,
I love your articles. You do an excellent job at writing and explaining things thoroughly. We’re looking forward to the Oasis of the Seas, it’s really going to be an interesting experience.
We have cruised Royal Caribbean’s largest ships for many years and I’ve learned that a smaller ship is even more crowded simply because the ship is smaller and the result is you’re always dealing with the whole crowd because there’s no where else for them to go.
On Royal Caribbean’s Voyager class and Freedom class there are so many places for people to go that they’re seldom all in one place. The result is that it feels less crowded!
The larger ships even have more little quiet nooks and corners for when you want peace. When you’re out of your quiet mood and want something to do - there’s always a place on a large ship to find some fun.
You’re gonna love it!
Leland
Thanks you so much for your comments. I almost booked a cruise on Voyager this year. I was going to break free from my small ship mentality and give Voyager of the Seas a try. I blogged about it a few months ago. My main objection was the closed in shopping mall feel that I thought I might get on the Voyager. Some of my extended family have cruise Voyager and Mariner many many times and they love it. But they did confirm that the ship had a more interior feel.
In contrast, one thing I noticed about the Oasis was that it is definitely more open to the sea. The board walk balcony cabins will actually have sea views!!! and they are on the interior of the ship. Amazing design!!!
Still, I guess I’m just old and set in my ways. If I could find a ship with a traditional dress code, cruising the Pacific Coast or Caribbean with around 1000 passengers or less at the same price as what the current mainstream lines are charging, I’d jump at the chance to do the more intimate cruise. My budget has me on the medium to large ships of around 2000-2500 passengers.
I wonder how the whole “Chair Hog” problem will play into this venue? Hopefully RC will have some SOP in place to prevent people from reserving an unoccupied lounge chairs all day long.
Hi Leland! Thanks for stopping by!
As you have probably noticed, we tend to be more Celebrity folks than Royal Caribbean folks. For our upcoming trans-Atlantic cruise this fall we had a hard time deciding between a very similar itineraries on the Voyager of the Seas and the Summit. We eventually chose Celebrity and the Summit. One of the major reasons was the size of the ship and accessibility of the ocean.
As Cruise Arizona mentions, my Mother and Sister really like the Mega Ships but enjoyed a recent cruise to Alaska with us on Celebrity. They mention, like you do, no issues with finding their own space.
However, the one thing they don’t find on the larger ships, that we find to be very pleasant on the smaller ships, is the ability to meet folks and see them every day. We still have folks that we keep up with many years after the cruise just because we met them on the cruise and were able to establish a friendship.
But, that’s one of the great aspects of cruising these days. There are enough choices and variations out there today to please just about anyone. To me, everyone needs to just get out there and cruise! They will enjoy it.
btw, nice site you have there yourselves… we should throw a link back at each other (already added one to your site)…
Royal Caribbean has now gone on the record of saying cabins on the Oasis of the Seas will have a premium on them and cost more than cabins on their existing ships.
Read the USA Today article.