- Posted by Anne Campbell
- Posted in Royal Caribbean
My hat is off to Royal Caribbean for providing daily video reports of Oasis of the Seas as she crosses the Atlantic enroute to her permanent home of Fort Lauderdale. If you want a preview of this this massive vessel, join Captain Bill Wright on the bridge for his daily reports.
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