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New Quantum ship to sail from Southampton
Royal Caribbean has announced its newest ship Quantum of the Seas will be making its inaugural 8-night transatlantic voyage from Southampton to New Jersey in November 2014.
Quantum of the Seas will offer a skydiving experience, the largest indoor sports and entertainment complex at sea with bumper cars and roller skating and the cruise line’s largest and most advanced staterooms ever.
It also includes the industry’s first interior staterooms with Virtual Balconies, ensuring every stateroom on Quantum of the Seas will have a view as well as new Studio staterooms – some featuring balconies – for single travellers, three new Junior Suite categories, and larger Loft Suites.
Quantum of the Seas will debut the new Quantum class in 2014, followed by her sister-ship Anthem of the Seas in spring 2015.
Quantum ships span 16 decks, encompass 167,800 gross registered tons, carry 4,180 guests at double occupancy and feature 2,090 staterooms.
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