Both Titanic and Oasis were considered the largest cruise ships when they started to sail the seas. In this essay, I will present you some advantages and negative aspects for each boat. I will also present my opinion about these ships and which would be my choice for a cruise.
First, on Oasis, there are a lot of things to do. Passengers have the choice between ice-skating, mini-golf, rock-climbing, yoga, casino, shopping, musicals and more. If you notice, the majority of the activities are physical, so people can move and spend their energy. Passengers can also visit new places, like St Marteen or St-Thomas.
Secondly, Oasis is a big crew ship. More then 5 000 passengers can be attended on. Passengers have the opportunity to meet knew people. This is also good for the …show more content…
Passengers can potently get lost. You never know were you are. The size could be also a problem for the captain to dock it in harbours. The size of the boat and the number of passengers can be also a problem for the crew members. Keeping the ship clean, feeding, entertaining and attending so many people is not an easy task. Regarding Titanic, one of the advantages is its speed (44 km per hour, faster then Oasis’s 41,9 km per hour). The boat is traveling fast and can get to the destination in shorter time. Another positive aspect of Titanic is its dimension. Titanic is smaller then Oasis and can dock more easy.
One of the negative aspects for Titanic is the safety. Only 40-65 passengers can get in one of the 20 lifeboats onboard. That means only 1 200 to 1 300 people, far from the 2 228 who were on board in 1912. The safety of the passengers and crew members should be the number one priority for the owner of the ship!
Another negative aspect is the fact that there are only two bathtubes for 700 3rd class passengers and only one pool for the 1st class passengers (could pay 1 $ to use the first heated pool at
First, on Oasis, there are a lot of things to do. Passengers have the choice between ice-skating, mini-golf, rock-climbing, yoga, casino, shopping, musicals and more. If you notice, the majority of the activities are physical, so people can move and spend their energy. Passengers can also visit new places, like St Marteen or St-Thomas.
Secondly, Oasis is a big crew ship. More then 5 000 passengers can be attended on. Passengers have the opportunity to meet knew people. This is also good for the …show more content…
Passengers can potently get lost. You never know were you are. The size could be also a problem for the captain to dock it in harbours. The size of the boat and the number of passengers can be also a problem for the crew members. Keeping the ship clean, feeding, entertaining and attending so many people is not an easy task. Regarding Titanic, one of the advantages is its speed (44 km per hour, faster then Oasis’s 41,9 km per hour). The boat is traveling fast and can get to the destination in shorter time. Another positive aspect of Titanic is its dimension. Titanic is smaller then Oasis and can dock more easy.
One of the negative aspects for Titanic is the safety. Only 40-65 passengers can get in one of the 20 lifeboats onboard. That means only 1 200 to 1 300 people, far from the 2 228 who were on board in 1912. The safety of the passengers and crew members should be the number one priority for the owner of the ship!
Another negative aspect is the fact that there are only two bathtubes for 700 3rd class passengers and only one pool for the 1st class passengers (could pay 1 $ to use the first heated pool at