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We are planning a June western Caribbean cruise on either Oasis or NCL Breakaway for our 12 year old granddaughter. My husband and I have cruised many times, but this will be the first time on a mega ship, so I have some concerns. Are there generally long lines and wait times for the activities such as water slides and ice skating at that time of year (when I assume there will be more kids on board)? Do the activities that would appeal to a tween have extra charges attached? If so, what are the fees? And how many of the dining venues are complimentary aside from the MDR? I have a feeling that reality on these ships is a bit different from the website descriptions, but would love to hear from those with experience.

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Lines are usually not that bad. It may be sometimes chaotic on sea days.

 

Complementary dining venues in addition to MDR are as follow:

 

Windjammer

Central Park Café

Solarium Bistro/café

Johnny Rockets (breakfast only)

Wipe Out Café

Café Promenade

Sorrento's

 

Also, may I recommend MDR for breakfast and especially for lunch on sea days.

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If it helps any, i find the Oasis class ships to be less crowded (even though passenger loading can top 6000plus) at all times - the deck space for sunbathing especially, and I've cruised on the Freedom & Voyager Class! I've been on numerous Oasis class sailings and I rarely visit all places on each cruise. In my opinion, there's currently nothing better and you'll love the space, the variety and exploring till your feet drop off ha ha - enjoy!

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I have been on both. Loved both.....BUT ..... the Breakaway has such a small pool area as opposed to the Oasis.. For some reason, the Oasis always seemed less crowded. Both have many venues. The Breakaway has a great place to eat...24/7 Osheenahans....but the Oasis has so many eateries also. Had a GREAT TIME on both ships, but if I had to pick which to cruise again...it would be Oasis Class, hands down.

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