In addition to large suites, the line's first new vessel since the 2010 debut of the record-size Allure of the Seas is chock full of industry firsts, from a skydiving simulator to bumper cars to a ...

Quantum by the numbers. Prices for a one-week cruise range from $1,299 per person for a standard interior stateroom to $17,744 per person for a Royal Loft. 168,666 gross tons. 1,141 feet long ...

See pictures and descriptions of available cabins for Quantum of the Seas, which is ranked 10 among Royal Caribbean cruise ... Sky Loft Suite with Balcony. Decks: Deck 8,Deck 9,Deck 11,Deck ...

Quantum of the Seas: Royal Caribbean cruise ships to offer sky-diving and dodgems at sea for the first time ... and more spacious loft suites similar to the two-level apartments on Oasis.

The Oasis of the Seas, the luxury ocean liner that cost Royal Caribbean $1.4 billion to build, measures 1,187 feet in length, longer than four city blocks, and has 2,706 staterooms that can hold ...

Quantum of the Seas, a massive 4,180-passenger vessel that weighs 167,800 registered tonnes, is the first in a new class of ships for Royal Caribbean International.

SOUTHAMPTON, England -- It's a big day for cruise fans as the most anticipated new ship of the decade sets sail on its maiden voyage. With 16 public decks and room for nearly 5,000 passengers ...

Quantum of the Seas, which is not a James Bond sequel but a $1-billion Royal Caribbean cruise ship. It launched in late 2014 and will soon head to China. Some people think it’s the future of ...

The “wow” ships are about to get smarter and a lot more fun. That’s the message Richard Fain, chairman and CEO, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., parent of Royal Caribbean International ...