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Coming to America – Oasis of the Seas – Day 10
Posted by: | CommentsSenior VP of Hotel Operations for Royal Caribbean Cruises, Lisa Bauer has been pretty busy, yet she’s still managed to write post after post on the “Why Not?” blog.
Read about her inside scoop of behind the scenes on Oasis of the Seas when it comes to ’stress testing’, training, and the challenges they face – http://www.nationofwhynot.com/blog/?p=650
Also, the Coach Store had it’s grand opening, and Lisa answers some questions about the Cupcake Cupboard here – http://www.nationofwhynot.com/blog/?p=669
The important details regarding the delicious cupcakes is that the Cupcake Cupboard will be “charging $2.50 per cupcake or $12.50 for a half dozen and $20.00 for a dozen cupcakes.” Which is actually considered serious undercharging in the gourmet cupcake world.
Day 10 – November 07, 2009
This video is great, that view from Deck 15 above the Boardwalk and face the AquaTheater is incredible. Check out the still shot here; http://twitpic.com/ow342
Two retired Royal Caribbean captains are on Oasis of the Seas to experience the transatlantic crossing. Get their expert opinions of how the ship has fared, the temperamental North Atlantic weather and all Oasis has to offer to her guests.
Coming to America – Oasis of the Seas – Day 7
Posted by: | CommentsUpdates aside from Captain Wright’s video-blog…
1. The Cupcake Cupboard is now open! Read RCI Senior VP of Hotel Operations Lisa Bauer’s blog on the delicious opening day here: http://www.nationofwhynot.com/blog/?p=609
2. Oasis of the Seas has a new ETA into Port Everglades due to the bad weather in the North Atlantic Ocean. The hurricane-force winds and waves have put her two days behind schedule. She will now arrive the morning of November 13, 2009. The late arrival should not prevent any inaugural events that are scheduled.
Day 7 – November 04, 2009
With so many guests expected from around the world, Oasis of the Seas‘ International ambassadors will be kept busy on every cruise. Learn about their duties on board, from providing translations on the bridge to helping passengers throughout the ship.
