Construction of the first quantum-class ship is in full swing at the Meyer Werft shipyard’s outfitting quay in Papenburg , Germany, where the Quantum of the Seas is scheduled for completion by October 2014.
Not only does the cruise ship feature the latest environmental technologies along with enhanced energy efficiency, but it also scores extra points with its exciting new range of entertainment features.
The North Star is an observation capsule modeled on the London Eye ferris wheel; placed at a height of 90 metres, it is the only one of its kind in the world.
The observation capsule is not only a highly spectacular attraction for passengers but it also represents a crowning achievement for the shipbuilders.
The large ‘Two70°‘ area is located at the stern of the ship and is a lounge with bar and dance floor by day while serving as a performance venue in the evening.
The name stands for ‘270 degrees‘, in reference to the almost all-round view afforded to guests through the large window fronts. These are also used as projection surfaces during the evening shows.
Another innovation is the ‘SeaPlex‘, a multifunctional room in which passengers can pass the time with a wide choice of activities, including riding bumper cars and playing basketball.
This miracle of innovation had her first float out on August 13, 2014. Once finished, the Quantum of the Seas will set sail from its future home port of New York, taking 4,100 passengers at a speed of 22 knots towards the Bahamas and Bermuda, as well as the Caribbean.