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Have you ever heard of a park on a ship? Well now you have! Oasis of the Seas really is breaking barriers with their neighborhood of Central Park. Central Park opens up to the sky and is covered in trees and foliage. Along the pathway there are restaurants and shops. If you’re looking for a quiet hang out space to relax in, Central Park is your place.
The Pool and Sports Zone is all about fun in the sun. Not only are there four different pools but the Sports Zone houses some of the coolest activities onboard. The Flowrider is a crowd favorite and you can find it on a couple of other Royal Caribbean ships. What is The Flowrider you ask? Two words: surfing simulator. In addition, cruisers can try to conquer the large rock-climbing walls onboard. Lastly, and probably the coolest feature of this neighborhood in my opinion, is the zip-line. The zip-line will span diagonally over the Boardwalk providing breathtaking views of both the ship and the ocean.

And now for my personal favorite…the Boardwalk. If you’ve ever been to Coney Island, you’ll know what to expect. There are restaurants, games, specialty shops, fortune-tellers, tattoo parlors, a carousel, you name it! At the end of the Boardwalk, you come to the Aquatheater. Many of you are probably wondering what the heck an Aquatheater is, right? Well, the Aquatheater is a theater where the audience can watch amazing lights, water, divers, swimmers, and acrobats perform. Sound pretty cool to me!
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