Royal Caribbean’s Quantum Ultra Ship to be named Spectrum of the Seas

Royal Caribbean launched a video (HERE) revealing the new Cruise ship, Spectrum of the Seas, during the steel cutting ceremony at the German shipyard Meyer Werft.

The next evolution of the line’s high-tech Quantum class of ships is due to enter service in 2019.

The vessel will specifically be designed for passengers in China and the Asia-Pacific region.

Spectrum of the Seas will feature unspecified “cutting-edge and unprecedented experiences and amenities”.

“Today is a very special day in the development of our new Quantum Ultra ship, Spectrum of the Seas. We are now one step closer to delighting our guests in Asia Pacific with this remarkable ship. Spectrum will be another giant leap forward in vessel design and guest experiences that will provide travelers with ample opportunities to create unforgettable memories.” Said Royal Caribbean CEO Michael Bayley.

Spectrum of the Seas will have a capacity of 4200 passengers and according to the ship builders the successful energy saving potential of the predecessors. Fuel cells will be tested for the first time on the new ship. In an electrochemical reaction, electrical energy is generated without combustion of fuel. Fuel cells are to be used mainly to supply the hotel area of ships.

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