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    Royal Carribean: OASIS OF THE SEA

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    The Oasis of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built, over five times the size of the Titanic. It has 21 pools, 24 restaurants, and can hold over 5,400 passengers plus a crew of 2,200. A one-week cruise on the ship costs over $1 million and includes stops in St. Thomas, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, and Nassau, Bahamas before returning to its home port in Florida. The ship has 28 galleys and 225 staff in its kitchen, led by a master chef, to serve meals to all guests, with 535 waiters assisting.

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    The Oasis of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built, over five times the size of the Titanic. It has 21 pools, 24 restaurants, and can hold over 5,400 passengers plus a crew of 2,200. A one-week cruise on the ship costs over $1 million and includes stops in St. Thomas, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, and Nassau, Bahamas before returning to its home port in Florida. The ship has 28 galleys and 225 staff in its kitchen, led by a master chef, to serve meals to all guests, with 535 waiters assisting.

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    The Oasis of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built, over five times the size of the Titanic. It has 21 pools, 24 restaurants, and can hold over 5,400 passengers plus a crew of 2,200. A one-week cruise on the ship costs over $1 million and includes stops in St. Thomas, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, and Nassau, Bahamas before returning to its home port in Florida. The ship has 28 galleys and 225 staff in its kitchen, led by a master chef, to serve meals to all guests, with 535 waiters assisting.

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    Royal Carribean: OASIS OF THE SEA

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    The Oasis of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built, over five times the size of the Titanic. It has 21 pools, 24 restaurants, and can hold over 5,400 passengers plus a crew of 2,200. A one-week cruise on the ship costs over $1 million and includes stops in St. Thomas, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, and Nassau, Bahamas before returning to its home port in Florida. The ship has 28 galleys and 225 staff in its kitchen, led by a master chef, to serve meals to all guests, with 535 waiters assisting.

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    Royal Carribean: OASIS OF THE SEA

    OASIS of the sea is the biggest ship. This ship is 5 times bigger than the
    titanic. Ships have 21 swimming pools and 24 restaurants. The capacity of this
    ship is 5400 passengers excluded the crew. The crew is 2200 in all. The passenger
    of this pays a million. This ship is measure 154 feet. The port of this ship is Florida.
    Their first stop is St. Thomas Puerto Rico. After they reach the first stop, the
    passengers are going to tour and back after 5 hours. If the passengers are back to
    the ship, the dinner is ready. The ships have 28 galleys and 225 staff in the kitchen
    excluded the master chef. The chef is the most important person in the kitchen
    without the chef there will not be a dinner. 535 waiters to serve the foods to all
    guests. Now they reach the second destination which is St. Maarten. Another
    service is acquired. They reach the last stop which is Nausea the final destination,
    after they go back to Florida. Within 7 weeks to travel the experience was the
    most expensive yet, joyful. Their service is the most unforgettable experience. If
    they landed already, they are also ready to sail again within 12 hours.

    APAS, MARLON GRADE 12 MARITIME B. 01/18/19.

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