Photo Special: Inside The Oasis Of The Seas

Published by djmick on November 21st, 2009

Oasis Of The Seas

The inside of the world’s biggest cruise ship, Oasis Of The Seas, has been shown to the public for the first time. The 225,000-tonne super cruise liner was shown unveiled at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, by it’s owners Royal Caribbean.

Until now, the inside of the 1,187ft long ship, which can carry 6,296 passengers, has been a closely guarded secret as it travelled through the Baltic and across the Atlantic for its launch.

The £800 million vessel is 40 per cent bigger than any other cruise ship afloat and it has the “Central Park” style open air space aboard about size of a football pitch with its own micro-climate and trees.

I have to be honest and say I’m not at all impressed with what I seen from the 27 pictures in the gallery below.

Sure it’s a great engineering feat to build such a massive ship, however, while the vessel itself is impressive by it’s sheer size, it’s ugly to look at and the interior design makes it look like a floating Ikea.

I also get the impression that it will have a rather impersonal feel to it all simply because it’s too big.

Take a look at the photo’s below and tell me if you get the same impression.