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We should be good. For AK are looking at the 2nd or 3rd we of August 2018, for an OS or maybe a RS if it is only the 3 of us. If my MIL joins us we thinking the aft FS or two GS adjoining. We have never been on the Voyager Class so it will be interesting. The flowrider catches my eye as always, even with the cool weather sailing.

 

I hope you two are well. We are headed "your way" this August to Pebble Beach for the Concour and 1 day in San Fran. If we don't cross paths in the next bit here I wish you two the best over the Holidays.

 

I did an Alaska cruise on EX this past May, and enjoyed it. The crew was friendly, and I enjoyed the ports of call, although on a 7-night RT from Seattle, you don't get very far into Alaska. Explorer has recently been revitalized (2015), so has a lot of newer features. I'm going back on EX in September for a Coastal cruise -- looking forward to that, as well. :)

 

The Aft FS would be an excellent location to view the glacier.

 

We wish you both a very Happy New Year and holiday season, as well.

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That is also my recollection.

 

March 7, 2016 was the release date for the Caribbean. That is the day I booked all our Oasis cruises. Our FCC actually stayed up on the 6th to make sure we got all the same cabin. :D

 

She got a nice tip and a WOW card. ;)

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Seatrade have just released their new Cruise Ship Order Book summary today, due to the announcement that Carnival is going to take the expected 2019 delivery of the ship that was destined for P & O out of the UK.

 

This is most likely due to market shifts expected due to the events of 2016.

 

They have chosen to list the RCI Oasis IV as the first ship out for 2018, which would enforce the thought that Oasis IV will be the Barcelona based vessel for that summer season.

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Seatrade have just released their new Cruise Ship Order Book summary today, due to the announcement that Carnival is going to take the expected 2019 delivery of the ship that was destined for P & O out of the UK.

 

This is most likely due to market shifts expected due to the events of 2016.

 

They have chosen to list the RCI Oasis IV as the first ship out for 2018, which would enforce the thought that Oasis IV will be the Barcelona based vessel for that summer season.

 

Fingers crossed! My family is looking to do the transatlantic on Oasis IV in 2018, and a seven day Med cruise before that. I'm already counting down the days, hours, minutes...:cool:

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Madflyer, the P&O ship was destined to P&O Australia. This was the first time that Australia had a new build from Carnival. Carnival are now sending the Carnival Splendor to P&O Australia. It was interesting that Carnival made the announcement on the day that Ovation of the Seas arrived in Sydney.

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Port schedules certainly point to the fact that Oasis IV is the planned ship for Barcelona.

 

 

 

Just the fact that they plan an early May season is a key indicator of that fact.

 

 

 

I was kind of hoping that one of the 'enthusiasts' that post frequently on the Oasis IV thread would post some re-assuring information here that the ship should definitely be ready for transfer to RCI in early 2018.

 

 

 

To me, Winter delivery would mean a December 21 to March 21 delivery date and it could be the case that the ship 'order-book' websites have interpreted delivery incorrectly.

 

 

Oasis 4 Europe season is just confirmed by ceo [emoji122][emoji122][emoji322][emoji322]

 

 

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They need more Oasis Class Ports in the Caribbean if this is right!

 

Right now the Oasis class ships can or do call at Costa Maya, Cozumel, Jamaica, San Juan, St Kitts, Nassau, St Thomas, St Martin and Labadee

 

Did I miss any?

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Yeah that's clear, than obviously RCCL won't do the round trips from California to Hawaii, what I can understand to a certain point...

 

And I am pretty sure, RCCL will bring back Radiance to Alaska in 2018, I wouldn't know which other ship for the north- and southbound trips.

Let's see whether Explorer will sail from Seattle again...

 

 

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Looking to do a southbound Alaskan cruise summer 2018. Any thoughts as to when itineraries will be posted?

 

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