The Autumn of 2014 will see Royal Caribbean’s latest addition take to the seas. Quantum of the Seas, as she is to be named, will have Bayonne New Jersey as her home port and will be doing 7, 8, 11 and 12 night cruises.
The twelve night cruise will offer a Southern Caribbean itinerary with stops in Royal Caribbean’s private island of Labadee, followed by San Juan, Philipsburg, Basseterre, Fort de France and Bridgetown.
The 7 or 8 night cruises will stop in Port Canaveral, Royal Caribbean’s private island of CocoCay and Nassau.
The 11-night eastern Caribbean cruise will include stops at Labadee, San Juan, Charlotte Amalie, Philipsburg and Basseterre.
Lastly, the 8-night eastern Caribbean itinerary will stop at Labadee, San Juan and Samana.
Quantum of the Seas will see some new additions never seen before on a Royal Caribbean ship some of which are listed below:
- North Star observation pod that gives views 300 feet above the sea
- Skydiving experience called RipCord by iFly
- Circus school with flying trapeze
- Bumper cars
- Roller skating
- 80″ virtual balconies that display live views of the outdoors in interior rooms.
- New entertainment venue called Two70°
- Largest indoor sports complex at sea called SeaPlex
- Will offer bumper cars
- Basketball court
- Dancing
- A multi-purpose performance venue called Music Hall
- Larger cabins (average 9% larger)
- Cabins for single travelers and single cabins with balconies
All of these new feature are going to make this a very exciting ship and for anyone interested in this you dont have to wait too long to be able to book this.
Guests can begin booking Quantum of the Seas cruises, starting with Crown & Anchor Society members on May 27, 2013 followed by the general public on June 4.