Extreme Cruise Ship

[Cupcrazy]

Extreme Cruise Ship "Oasis of the Seas" is currently airing on TLC

[Lloyd555]

Extreme Cruise Ship "Oasis of the Seas" is currently airing on TLC

 

I finally got to watch Extreme Cruise Ship: Oasis of the Seas. Found online in 6 parts:

 

http://youtu.be/w9QI8PNyo_8

 

http://youtu.be/YoLkLf4d_nk

 

http://youtu.be/TLPTLcU2Qw0

 

http://youtu.be/jk9WpVYp7FQ

 

http://youtu.be/xHTMOe_5y7E

 

http://youtu.be/zsYsaPrdbus

 

On Youtube thanks to http://www.youtube.com/user/naypt72?feature=watch

If the links above don't show up in the post, just Google extreme cruise ship or look for the Youtube naypt72's channel.

[UCF_Knight]

I watched it again a few weeks ago. It is amazing to see how quickly they turn that ship around and everything involved in doing so. I could have certainly done without the graphic "black water" treatment images, though.

[Lloyd555]

I'm glad I can finally get rid of my Google alert -- "Extreme cruise ship oasis" that I created to let me know when anything popped up on the internet. That just leaves the only other cruise-related alert -- " Royal Caribbean Project Sunshine new ship" :D

[littlesteelo]

I really enjoyed watching that. It is probably the best of the many documentaries showing turnaround day, since it showed a lot of the goings on in the terminal. There is something about the huge scale of the logistics which I find fascinating.

 

What is fantastic is how the Guest Services Manager was once a baker. It shows you really can move up quickly in an industry like that.

[Lloyd555]

I really enjoyed watching that. It is probably the best of the many documentaries showing turnaround day, since it showed a lot of the goings on in the terminal. There is something about the huge scale of the logistics which I find fascinating.

 

I agree. Think I enjoyed it more than the Mighty Ships documentary on the Oasis' maiden cruise. Wanted to see more.

 

Glad teddy bear and little girl were re-united.

[Lynne95]

Thank you so much! I had not seen this before, so it was wonderful to finally see it, after so much talk about it.

 

Much Appreciated!

[Booking It]

I have most of it memorized! I am personally fascinated by the people who were denied boarding. There are so many different scenarios that can happen. I have seen this show at least 1000 times and I still cannot figure out how that one guy had his assistant's name one the booking. How is that even possible??? Did he arrive at the pier with no paperwork at all? Maybe he thought that they could just change the name, but he was wrong!

[mikeblum]

does anyone know if this show will be on TV in the next day or so...i need my cruise fix...march 9th 2013 is too far off right now...

[CruzieSue]

Overall I enjoyed the episode - very interesting to learn about the "behinds the scenes" aspect of how things work, but would really like another episode showing the ship itself, the many choices of things to do onboard, dining options, stateroom options, etc. Seems like the episode currently showing could apply to any cruise ship, just on a smaller scale.

[UCF_Knight]

does anyone know if this show will be on TV in the next day or so...i need my cruise fix...march 9th 2013 is too far off right now...

 

My TV listings show that the next scheduled air date is August 7 at 10:00 AM on the channel Destination America.

[smoosh21]

Yes, this was very interesting, and shows just how hard those people work to make your vacation successful.

[we like it hot]

Amazing, very entertaining!