Quantum of the Seas ship stats

  • Price:

    $$$$
  • Size:

    XL
  • Total Passengers:

    4,180
  • Built:

    Oct 2014
  • Refurbished:

    Nov 2019
  • Number of Decks:

    15
  • Total Cabins:

    2,105
  • Cabin Categories:

    70
  • Gross Tonnage:

    167,000

Quantum of the Seas overview

By Cruiseline.com - Updated Mar. 9, 2020

Packed with revolutionary amenities, exotic dining options, and the latest onboard technology, Quantum of the Seas appeals to active travelers who want the ultimate Royal Caribbean cruise experience while they explore popular southeast Asian destinations. As the first of its class, this mega-ship introduced a host of cutting-edge and previously unheard of amenities when it debuted in 2014. Passengers can catch a wave on the FlowRider, take flight in the wind-powered iFLY skydiving simulator, or enjoy family-friendly fun and games in the SeaPlex entertainment center which includes bumper cars, a roller rink, an arcade, and a high-flying circus school.

Whether you want to hit the dance floor, watch a live band, or catch a family-friendly show, Quantum has endless options for entertainment. Royal Caribbean developed three dazzling programs specifically for Quantum of the Seas: the Sonic Odyssey percussion extravaganza, the pop, and jazz-fueled Starwater, and Two70, a futuristic blend of traditional theatrics and music with advanced multimedia technology.

The Quantum of the Seas cruise ship also has a laid-back side. On the North Star observation deck, which is the highest at sea, you can experience 360-degree views from the best seat in the house. The ship’s Solarium offers a tranquil adult-oriented atmosphere exclusively for suite and diamond-level guests, and numerous lounges serve up signature cocktails and relaxed vacation vibes. Dining on Quantum includes Royal Caribbean fan favorites like sushi at Izumi, Tuscan fare at Jamie's Italian by Jamie Oliver, or a prime steak at Chops Grille. Since the ship is primarily aimed towards the Asian market, some options have a distinctly Asian feel, like the authentic hot pot experience at The Solarium Bistro.

Quantum of the Seas itineraries includes 4- to 12-night cruises that depart from Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong for destinations across Southeast Asia. Popular ports of call include Phuket, Thailand; Nagasaki, Japan; and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Quantum of the Seas ship highlights

  • SeaPlex bumper cars and indoor activity center
  • RipCord skydiving simulator by iFLY
  • FlowRider surfing simulator
  • Rock-climbing wall
  • Adventure Ocean kids activities
  • Outdoor movie nights and sport broadcasts
  • Sonic Odyssey, Starwater, and Two70 performances
  • Seventeen American and international dining venues
  • Numerous lounges, including the Bionic Bar and Boleros
  • North Star, the world's highest observation deck at sea
  • Full-service Vitality Spa and Fitness Center
  • English/Mandarin-speaking staff
  • VOOM high-speed internet

Before you book

Why sail Quantum of the Seas: As one of the line's newest and largest ships, Quantum of the Seas caters to active travelers who want to experience Royal Caribbean's trendsetting amenities on southeast Asian itineraries.

You should know: Quantum of the Seas is primarily geared towards the Asian market. Experienced cruisers will notice some differences in the dining options and onboard activities compared to U.S. departures.

Quantum of the Seas ratings:

  • Cabin / Stateroom 4.5
  • Children's Programs 3.8
  • Destinations and Excursions 3.0
  • Embarkation and Disembarkation 1.0
  • Entertainment 4.0
  • Food and Dining 3.9
  • Onboard Activities 3.9
  • Service and Staff 4.4
  • Ship Quality 4.4

Quantum of the Seas cabins

2105 cabins and 70 cabin categories.

Inside Cabin

Inside

5.0
(28 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 158 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $143/night
Oceanview Cabin

Oceanview

5.0
(19 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 220 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $165/night
Balcony Cabin

Balcony

3.9
(166 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 190 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $180/night
Suite Cabin

Suite

4.2
(22 Reviews)
Avg. Size: 523 sq. ft. Avg. Cost: $321/night

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Quantum of the Seas dining

Diamond Lounge

Diamond Lounge

5.0
(1 Review)
Concierge Club

Concierge Club

4.8
(4 Reviews)
Room Service

Room Service

4.7
(3 Reviews)
Chef's Table

Chef's Table

4.5
(2 Reviews)

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Quantum of the Seas onboard activities

Rock Climbing Wall

Rock Climbing Wall

5.0
(2 Reviews)
Vintages

Vintages

5.0
(2 Reviews)
Pool

Pool

5.0
(2 Reviews)
Two70

Two70

4.8
(6 Reviews)

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425 Quantum of the Seas Reviews

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Amazing Alaskan cruise by jojo48

Sail date: / Traveled as: Singles/Friends
Ship: Quantum of the Seas

I had a wonderful cruise definitely can’t wait for another cruise

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WOW by riliemay

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Alaska should be on everyone’s bucket list, it was amazing. The ship was fun and the crew was incredible. We made so many friends and lasting memories

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Terrible by bbyacedj

Sail date: / Traveled as: Singles/Friends
Ship: Quantum of the Seas

They heated refrigerated meds, someone shaved in my room while I was gone, mattress was shot, food at wonderland, windjammer and main dining was pitiful, windjammer cold and old tasting, guest services were very rude and unhelpful, I got charged for things I didn't purchase, wifi didn't work, rc app messenger was 4 hours delayed and no cruise planner, security when coming back on bord were very nasty to everyone. Didn't get things I paid for without a fight. Chose another cruise line.

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293 Quantum of the Seas tips

hayward777

Jan 01, 2015

Make reservations for activities early to get the time you want. Book online for all the events you can. Makes for a smooth process.

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1stRoyalCruiser

Apr 27, 2015

We made all of our reservations before we left on the cruise which left us more time to enjoy the ships activities rather than waiting on line to go to dinner or shows. The major problem we had was with the website for making these reservations - we had to call Royal Caribbean several times.

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ShipMateApp

Jan 13, 2015

Head to the Solarium - it's beautiful, quiet, and feels like a tropical oasis. Also - sign up for iFly and other special amenities as soon as you get on the ship!

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