Dae-dan hap-ni-da!

But I might spend all cruise journey looking down Central Park from my room,
broke after gambling away all my money.
Therefore, I shall enjoy looking at the gigantic ship but shall not get on board.

This ship is supposed to start cruising from December, 2009.
I assume the pictures are drawings rather than photos.
On it, one will never know if he's on the sea !!
I doubt anyone will get "sea sick" here.

Another good thing is that the theater is on the rear deck in the open space.
There is much less chance of catching flu in this theater.
Being living in the open country side away from the city, I seldom catch flu,
but in the cruise ship, after a couple of shows in the crowded theater,
I come up with flu symptoms in about 4-5 days.

The largest one we ever took was Queen Mary II at about 150,000 tons.
There are a lot of 110,000 ton-class ships.
This "Oasis of the Sea" is twice the size of those.
Soon or later, we will be on her. It will be fun.

Just wonder how much income they have to bring in
to pay for the initial investment and daily maintenance.
Will it ever pay?