The cruise line says Quantum of the Seas, which weighs 67,800 gross registered tons, has 16 guest decks filled with 2,090 of the brand’s largest and most advanced staterooms, which can occupy ...

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.

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Of the 2,090 staterooms on board, about 400 are interior rooms with no live view of the ocean. Instead, passengers can view the passing sea through a virtual balcony.

The Bridge on Quantum of the Seas. (Photo: RCL) The “Two70” stretches from deck 4 to 6, a spacious area offering a 270-degree panoramic view of the sea.

It’s easy to forget where you are on a ship as vast and as mad as Quantum of the Seas. Longer than The Shard is tall, she rises 16 storeys out of the water and has beds for 4,000 passengers ...

In early November, Royal Caribbean’s latest cruise ship, the truly colossal Quantum of the Seas, makes its maiden voyage. It is a beast of a ship, 1,141 feet long with room for more than 4,000 ...

Quantum of the Seas will be launched in autumn 2014, ... Even the inside accommodation will have rooms with a view. ... and more spacious loft suites similar to the two-level apartments on Oasis.

The ‘Quantum of the Seas’ can accommodate more than 4,000 passengers on a sailing and this mammoth structure of 16-decks houses a full-service Vitality SM Spa, state-of-the-art fitness centre, ...

Royal Caribbean also owns the largest cruise ships in the world, the Oasis of the Seas and the Allure of the Seas, which carry more than 6,000 people apiece. Quantum will carry 4,180 passengers.

Interior state rooms on Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas feature virtual balconies -- floor to ceiling screens that display a real time view of the outside view.