Some random pictures throughout the ship will appear in the next few days. I thought I would start tonight’s on The Boardwalk (Deck 6 – Aft)
The first time I walked onboard an Oasis Class ship and saw the Boardwalk area, I was stunned. Who would expect a full-sized carousel onboard? Every Oasis Class ship has a Boardwalk featuring a fully-functional carousel.

Viewing the carousel from the other side, you can see the huge windowed area. For your information, behind the glass on Deck 8 was the room Mass was celebrated in the first five days of the cruise. Once we began the crossing, daily Mass is now in the theater.

With the carousel to my back, you can see another major feature of Oasis Class ships: the HUGE dry slide (The Abyss). You enter it on Deck 16 and exit on The Boardwalk, Deck 6.

This is a view from deck 16 looking down upon the other major feature of Oasis Class ships: Central Park. Yes. Central Park. It’s got thousands of live plants and a full-time horticultural staff to care for the foliage. It’s quite a full time job because of the salt in the air on the oceans.

Looking down from Deck 16 on one of the sets of elevators. Artwork is all over the ship, even in the elevator shafts.

Tomorrow is another day. I get the joy and pleasure of another extra hour’s sleep tonight as I turn my clock back one hour before hitting the sack. I can get used to this. 🙂
More tomorrow. g’night
