Oasis of the Seas appears today on Costa Atlantica’s aft webcam.

Well it’s just past midday here in TX so I see it fit for the next round of photos. By now we all know what it looked like this morning, just see all my previous posts if you haven’t. By now the high-res photos have come out. For the sake of server space I’ll but [...]

These will be it for now. If I find a really good set of photos then I’ll post it. These are some press shots.          (Sun Sentinel)

The New York Times has an excellent article about the newest cruise terminal in Florida. The massive 240,000 sq.  ft Terminal 18 in Port Everglades, just outside of Fort Lauderdale, will be the homeport of Oasis and Allure of the Seas. It is proposed that the terminal will be able to handle the 10,000+ passengers [...]

(InletCam) (South Florida Business Journal)

Stay tuned for about as many pictures I can find of her. Carnival fanboys, it may be a good idea to turn your head today as this will dominate the news.

The constantly updated vessel schedule for Port Everglades now had the Oasis of the Seas listed. The excitement keeps building. Link to Schedule

The Sun Sentential features a picture of the massive 240,000 sq ft terminal that will house Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas 10,000+ embarking and debarking passengers every weekend. The embarking passengers are on the left, while the debarking passengers are on the right. That weird shaped thing on the bottom floor, [...]

UPDATE 3:26 pm: Royal Caribbean confirmed that there has been damage to the lifeboats. It is said to be minor and will not cause further delays. _______________________________________________________________ As I reported on November 4th, the Oasis has encountered some very rough seas on her crossing to Florida. As a result, RCI announced that she will be [...]

Currently the Oasis of the Seas is crossing the Atlantic after the brief stop in England. While in transit to Florida, the ship is running into quite the Atlantic storm. I’ll let RCI CEO Richard Fain explain it; The one thing you can never count on, though, is the weather.  It seems that we have [...]