Nov 9, 2014
What a nice apartment........ O wait that is the royal loft suite onboard Quantum of the Seas! Royal Caribbean International, designed for WOW
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What a nice apartment........ O wait that is the royal loft suite onboard Quantum of the Seas! Royal Caribbean International, designed for WOW
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Dynamic Dining !
Royal Caribbean International has officially announced a new way of dining at sea, Dynamic Dining. Instead of going to one restaurant every night you will be able to choose from five at whatever time that fits you. You will not see the traditional three story dining room on the Quantum class ships instead 18 restaurants will be options for you!
The most complex robotics project on the planet and its happening at Royal Caribbean International !
The Quantum of the Seas will debut the most innovative lounge at sea! Two 70 will bring a whole new meaning to relaxation and entertainment at sea. Royal Caribbean will once again make the impossible possible !
50 million guests!
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(Top) 1970 Royal Caribbean’s first ship “Song of Norway” Length: 638 feet Crew Members: 423 Passengers: about 700 Tonnage: 23,005 Beam: 79 feet (Bottom) 2010 Royal Caribbean’s newest ship “Allure of the Seas” Length: 1,187 feet Crew Members: 2,384 Passengers: 5,400 Tonnage: 225,282 Width: 215 feet 43 Years later Royal Caribbean still has the largest and most innovative ships of all time !