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Expected to debut in the Port of  New York and New Jersey in 2020 - the Oasis of the Seas is still scheduled to sail from Cape Liberty Bayonne, New Jersey starting on May 9, 2021. One of the largest ships in the world, her New York arrival has been anticipated for a long time but delayed due to the coronavirus.  We are hopeful that cruising will return to its new norm  by May 2021 and that the ship will arrive in the Port of New York as planned. Here are NYCruiseInfo we are optimistic and we have published the latest review on the Oasis of the Seas - showcasing the ship's public rooms, staterooms, amenities and attractions. Providing readers with a detailed look at this great ship and all her vital statistics. Read All About the Oasis of the Seas - See Photos, Statistics, Public Rooms, Staterooms, Lounges and Ameinities. Check back to NYCruiseInfo,com for the latest New York Cruise Information. RETURN TO NYCRUISEINFO.com   --------------------------...

We have just published our extensive cruise ship review on Oceania Cruises' Insignia . The intimate Insignia has gone though an extensive refit and will sail a series of cruises from New York during the Summer and Fall, visiting Bermuda , New England, Canada and the Coastal US. Our review has photographs of the refurbished public spaces and staterooms,  Ship Statistics and more. To learn more about this premium cruise ship  check our our Oceania Cruises' Insignia . Oceania Cruises Insignia Review Including Photos, Staterooms, Statistics, Public Rooms and more. View All 2020 Cruises From New York & New Jersey .  RETURN TO NYCRUISEINFO.com   ---------------------------------------   Sister Sites => NYCruiseInfo.com Website - Cruise Schedule, Ship Reviews, Ports of Call & More. => Nick's Cruise Corner Blog - News On Cruise Ships Sailing World Wide. => Follow Us on Instagram - NYCruiseInfo At Instagram => Subscribe to O...

NYCruiseInfo.com - Your one source about cruises departing From the port of New York and New Jersey As you can see, we have made some extensive changes to NYCruiseInfo.com. Back by popular demand - We now are returning to our roots and am now  providing weekly ship schedules right on our main page  so people can view the cruises departing in the next 1-2 weeks and familiarize themselves with the ships and schedules. In addition we continue to provide cruise schedules online for at-least the next six months. I also felt like the site was too stagnant so now you can come back daily to check our latest cruise news. In addition we have added fun items to our line-up - such as cruise crossword puzzles, trivia and more. We also have 3 blog ups an running (see the footer on this page for links and information). In addition to these changes - Today was a busy day in the Port of New York and New Jersey with 90% degree temperatures and just about the same humidity - it was...