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Oasis of the Seas, world largest cruise ship

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The Youth Zone covers over 28,000 square feet on the Oasis of the Seas. The Adventure Ocean area for kids ages 6 months to 12 years old is found on deck 14, and the Youth Zone Teen area is on deck 15.

Adventure Ocean features four different age group areas: Royal Babies and Tots (6 months to 3 years), Aquanauts (3 to 5 years), Explorers (6 to 8 years), and Voyagers (9 to 11 years). Each distinct area has counselors and age-appropriate activities.

In addition to the Adventure Ocean age-group areas, the space includes a Workshop for family activities, Imagination Studio, the Adventure Ocean Theater, Play Area, and a Science Lab.

Teens will love the Fuel disco and The Living Room

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Oasis of the Seas has 2,706 cabins and suites. Almost 2,000 have balconies that overlook the ocean, Central Park, or the Boardwalk. Oasis has 37 different categories of cabins and suites, so there is certainly an accommodation to suit everyone's tastes and pocketbooks.

The 28 loft suites high on deck 17 are a first for the cruise industry, with two levels and floor-to-ceiling windows. Like all the Oasis staterooms, these suites are contemporary and chic. I loved the AquaTheater Suites, with huge balconies that overlook the Boardwalk, AquaTheater, and the sea.

Families will enjoy the numerous types of family cabins and suites, which sleep up to six.

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Oasis of the Seas passengers will not be disappointed by the 24 distinct dining options scattered around the ship, many of which are included in the cruise fare, while others have a surcharge.

Many cuisines are covered, so passengers can eat All-American favorites one day and then enjoy Italian, Asian, or seafood the next. In addition to the various cuisines, the ambiance ranges from casual to chic to elegant. Guests can grab a quick bite at Windjammers, enjoy a traditional restaurant at the Opus Dining Room, or have a special meal at 150 Central Park, Chops Grille, or the Chef's Table.

Much like the shows, cruisers can book a table in any of the specialty restaurants prior to their cruise.

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With a 15-foot depth, multiple fountains and high-diving platforms, the AquaTheater will be the site for Cirque-like shows combining synchronized swimming, diving and acrobatics.

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Royal Caribbean sports staff member Colin Kerr tries out one of two surf simulators on board the world's largest and newest cruise ship Oasis of the Seas.
 
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Live greenery, trees and tropical plants are among the features of Central Park, a football field sized promenade on board the Oasis of the Seas.

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Part lounge, part elevator, the Rising Tide Bar floats up and down between three levels on the Oasis of the Seas.
 
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Located on Deck 4, Casino Royale offers slot machines, table games, tournaments and complimentary gaming lessons.

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The Ice show, "Frozen in Time", combines elaborate costumes, dazzling special effects and the artistry of 10 Olympic-caliber skaters.
 
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