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Explore natural wonders onboard Quantum of the Seas®.
Set out adventures onboard this Quantum Class favorite and snag a front row seat to jaw-dropping scenery onboard Quantum of the Seas®. From RipCord® by iFLY® skydiving simulator to the robotic bartenders of the Bionic Bar®, this adventure packed ship has endless ways to fill your days between scenery scoping and adventure seeking onshore.
7 night to Alaska, round trip out of Seattle. Embarkation: Arrived to the port about 11:30. Parked at the parking lot and hopped on the shuttle over to the terminal. There were lines through the whole process, but they kept moving the whole time. The staff at the port was helpful at keeping the line moving. Cell service and internet in the port building is not good, so make sure you have downloaded cruise docs if not printing them out. Service: Very friendly stateroom attendant and main dining room waiters. Most encounters with staff out and about on the ship, were friendly, offering a hello and smile. Activities: iFly was down for the whole trip, but everything else seemed to be up and running. Easy to get a free slot on the North Star while in port in Sitka. My kids had no problem getting in multiple runs on the Flowrider and bumper cars. The outdoor pool was closed most of the trip, open just the first day and last day due to weather, but the indoor pool remained open almost the whole time (it did have to get drained and cleaned at one point) and never was too full. Lots of other activities like trivia and game shows throughout the days. Entertainment/Shows: Only caught two shows, the headliner, who was a comedian juggler. He was entertaining and family friendly. The other show I saw was in the Royal Theater, the one with the big earth harp thing. It wasn't exactly my cup of tea; not really sure what I was watching, and glad it didn't go on much longer. My mother-in-law who was travelling with us, thought it was great, so to each their own. Dining: Ate most meals in the Main Dining Room. Dinner service was great and didn't take too long. Waiters learned our preferences very quickly. Food was average for Royal Caribbean. Not the best thing I've ever put in my mouth, but didn't spit anything out either. All the food was good temp. Breakfast/brunch was so slow. The dining rooms never felt that busy, so not sure why those meals took so long. The Solarium Bistro was closed the whole time due to a gluten free group renting out the venue. Only went to the Windjammer buffet twice, day 2 breakfast was crazy busy and difficult to find a table. Also went for dinner while we were in Juneau. Arrived right as they opened and was much more enjoyable. Food was .... fine, but I'm also not much of a buffet kind of person. Victoria has some weird law where the ship can only have up to one bar open per deck while in port, and it actually starts about an hour before arriving in port. The pool deck was reduced to just the North Star bar, which instantly became slammed when all the other pool bars closed. Stateroom: Very clean, decent size, plenty of plugs for us. We had connecting balcony cabins, and opened both the connecting door inside, as well as the door between the balconies. It was nice, until we hit bumpy seas and wind, as the balcony door does not latch, so it banged around. Disembarkation: Left our staterooms about 7:30 and went to 270 to get breakfast and wait for our time to depart. The process seemed very organized. When our number was called, we got in the long line that snaked the outside deck and into the terminal. The line was long and moved quite slow. It was easy to find our bags in the terminal, but then we had to get in the line for passport control, where agents looked at every single passport; no facial recognition where you get to just walk through. Once out of the terminal, we got in the line for the shuttle to the parking lot, and with only two shuttles running, it was a long wait. Ports: Ketchikan and Juneau, the ship docks right in town. You are just steps from shops and restaurants as soon as you get off the ship. Sitka is further away and requires a free shuttle. Book free reservations online and avoid the long standby lines. Didn't get off the ship in Victoria because we were there for only a few hours at dinner time.
We enjoyed the trip and had a a great time. Partly because I think I am with my beloved family. It is the company that counts after all. Overall the ship is very clean. Public area is spotless and overall food quality is good. There were a lot of activities and suitable for various age group. We played a lot of ping pong, making us a bit embarrassed as we were so old compared to the little kids. But I would say it is the service and the friendly crew that counted the most. Shout out to our servers in the main dining room, Royston, Wincy and I Dede. Thanks for your service and attentiveness. Our kids were just pampered by your kindness. We did not join any excursion. In Ketchikan we took the free shuttle to go around the town. Sitka is so scenic and serene. The National Park is within walking distance. Endicott Arms and Dawes Glacier are very pristine and beautiful. In Juneau, we rented a car to visit the Mendenhall Glacier. It was very nice. The Glacier seemed to recede a bit compared to 10 years ago when we visited on Princess cruise. But the waterfall is still impressive. I highly recommended the ship. In fact, I just find out that the ship would be repositioned to Los Angeles. I would take another cruise in coming January!
7 night to Alaska, round trip out of Seattle. Embarkation: Arrived to the port about 11:30. Parked at the parking lot and hopped on the shuttle over to the terminal. There were lines through the whole process, but they kept moving the whole time. The staff at the port was helpful at keeping the line moving. Cell service and internet in the port building is not good, so make sure you have downloaded cruise docs if not printing them out. Service: Very friendly stateroom attendant and main dining room waiters. Most encounters with staff out and about on the ship, were friendly, offering a hello and smile. Activities: iFly was down for the whole trip, but everything else seemed to be up and running. Easy to get a free slot on the North Star while in port in Sitka. My kids had no problem getting in multiple runs on the Flowrider and bumper cars. The outdoor pool was closed most of the trip, open just the first day and last day due to weather, but the indoor pool remained open almost the whole time (it did have to get drained and cleaned at one point) and never was too full. Lots of other activities like trivia and game shows throughout the days. Entertainment/Shows: Only caught two shows, the headliner, who was a comedian juggler. He was entertaining and family friendly. The other show I saw was in the Royal Theater, the one with the big earth harp thing. It wasn't exactly my cup of tea; not really sure what I was watching, and glad it didn't go on much longer. My mother-in-law who was travelling with us, thought it was great, so to each their own. Dining: Ate most meals in the Main Dining Room. Dinner service was great and didn't take too long. Waiters learned our preferences very quickly. Food was average for Royal Caribbean. Not the best thing I've ever put in my mouth, but didn't spit anything out either. All the food was good temp. Breakfast/brunch was so slow. The dining rooms never felt that busy, so not sure why those meals took so long. The Solarium Bistro was closed the whole time due to a gluten free group renting out the venue. Only went to the Windjammer buffet twice, day 2 breakfast was crazy busy and difficult to find a table. Also went for dinner while we were in Juneau. Arrived right as they opened and was much more enjoyable. Food was .... fine, but I'm also not much of a buffet kind of person. Victoria has some weird law where the ship can only have up to one bar open per deck while in port, and it actually starts about an hour before arriving in port. The pool deck was reduced to just the North Star bar, which instantly became slammed when all the other pool bars closed. Stateroom: Very clean, decent size, plenty of plugs for us. We had connecting balcony cabins, and opened both the connecting door inside, as well as the door between the balconies. It was nice, until we hit bumpy seas and wind, as the balcony door does not latch, so it banged around. Disembarkation: Left our staterooms about 7:30 and went to 270 to get breakfast and wait for our time to depart. The process seemed very organized. When our number was called, we got in the long line that snaked the outside deck and into the terminal. The line was long and moved quite slow. It was easy to find our bags in the terminal, but then we had to get in the line for passport control, where agents looked at every single passport; no facial recognition where you get to just walk through. Once out of the terminal, we got in the line for the shuttle to the parking lot, and with only two shuttles running, it was a long wait. Ports: Ketchikan and Juneau, the ship docks right in town. You are just steps from shops and restaurants as soon as you get off the ship. Sitka is further away and requires a free shuttle. Book free reservations online and avoid the long standby lines. Didn't get off the ship in Victoria because we were there for only a few hours at dinner time.
We enjoyed the trip and had a a great time. Partly because I think I am with my beloved family. It is the company that counts after all. Overall the ship is very clean. Public area is spotless and overall food quality is good. There were a lot of activities and suitable for various age group. We played a lot of ping pong, making us a bit embarrassed as we were so old compared to the little kids. But I would say it is the service and the friendly crew that counted the most. Shout out to our servers in the main dining room, Royston, Wincy and I Dede. Thanks for your service and attentiveness. Our kids were just pampered by your kindness. We did not join any excursion. In Ketchikan we took the free shuttle to go around the town. Sitka is so scenic and serene. The National Park is within walking distance. Endicott Arms and Dawes Glacier are very pristine and beautiful. In Juneau, we rented a car to visit the Mendenhall Glacier. It was very nice. The Glacier seemed to recede a bit compared to 10 years ago when we visited on Princess cruise. But the waterfall is still impressive. I highly recommended the ship. In fact, I just find out that the ship would be repositioned to Los Angeles. I would take another cruise in coming January!
AWARD-WINNING & AWE-INSPIRING ACCOMMODATIONS
Redefining the cruising experience one room at a time. Our staterooms are an alluring escape from the non-stop action that our cruise ships are known for. From our spectacular views to our deluxe amenities, a stay with us is like nothing else at sea.
DESIGNED TO MATCH YOUR COMFORT NEEDS
We’ve thought of the details, so you don’t have to.
READY FOR YOUR STAY
All the creature comforts you’d expect to have during your holiday.
INCREDIBLE EATS BETWEEN ADVENTURES
The boldest ships also serve up the boldest bites. Whether you’re craving dishes from far-off destinations, a romantic setting for the perfect date night, or quick snacks for easy refuelling in between thrills, expect every meal to be extraordinary when you dine at Quantum of the Seas’ restaurants. You’ll find a detailed list of the best places to eat for free on a cruise, along with information on when breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the Windjammer and the main dining room.
GLOBAL GOODNESS
Chinese-inspired cuisine you can cook at the table at The Hot Pot. Hand-made sushi rolls and Japanese flavours at Izumi. And Tuscan-inspired dishes served family-style at Jamie’s Italian by Jamie Oliver. On Quantum of the Seas, you’re in for a taste bud-teasing tour around the world.
DIALLED-UP DINING
Feeling fancy? Do date night right onboard Quantum of the Seas with white tablecloth service and all your favourite classic steakhouse fixings at Chop’s Grille℠. Or settle in for the most exclusive culinary experience onboard – an intimate five-course meal of elevated eats at Chef’s Table.
FUSS-FREE AND FLAVOURSOME
In the mood for something fast, fresh and fuss-free? Skip the wait and dine on your own schedule at Windjammer, load up your hot dog any way you like at Dog House, or enjoy authentic New York-style pizza at Sorrento’s. On Quantum of the Seas, even grab-and-go is oh so good.
Don’t just see the world, experience it! Royal Caribbean shore excursions can help you discover even more at each incredible destination.
ELEVATE EVERY EXPECTATION
The first of its class, Quantum of the Seas® changed everything as the most revolutionary ship in the world – and it’s loaded with thrills to tick off your bucket list. Watch a robot mix your cocktails at Bionic Bar®, go with your whole crew for some sight-seeing 90 metres above the ocean in the North Star®, and transform the way you take in a show at Two70®.
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
It’s time to raise the bar on adventure. North Star® elevates you high above the ship for unrivalled 360-degree views from over 90 metres above sea level. Just step into the observation capsule – winner of the Guinness World Record for tallest viewing deck on a cruise ship.
AHH-INSPIRING IN ANY LIGHT
By day, it's an open area living room with panoramic views through windows two decks high. By night, the lights go down, the windows become screens and the space comes alive with aerialists, robots and much more. This is Two70® – a place that can take you anywhere.
MIXOLOGY MEETS TECHNOLOGY
Rocking moves as fluid as the Pimm’s in your cup, these two robotic bartenders know how to shake, stir and sling an almost endless combination of delicious cocktails, from classic gin martinis and Long Island iced teas, to custom orders designed by you.
ADVENTURE AROUND THE CLOCK
No matter when the urge for adventure strikes, Quantum of the Seas offers incredible experiences that will rewrite everything you think you know about cruise ship activities. From morning surf sessions on the FlowRider®, to centre-stage spectaculars after sunset – there’s no curfew on thrills.
PLAY ALL DAY
Suit up for some high-flying fun on the only skydiving simulator at sea, Ripcord® by iFly®, then catch some waves on the FlowRider® surf simulator. With so much to see and do onboard Quantum of the Seas, you’ll be glad for the extra sea days.
ALL IN FOR THRILLS AFTER DARK
Save some energy for the evening, because the adventures onboard heat up once the sun goes down. We’re talking an epic fusion of music, performance, art and innovation in the original production Tuned to the Room, and a wow-worthy blend of spellbinding visuals and stunts in Starwater – only onboard Quantum of the Seas.
The ship features a fantastic array of health and fitness facilities including, a spa, a fitness centre, a rock climbing wall and much more.
BEST CRUISE ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS & TEENS
Loads of laughter and unforgettable experiences go hand-in-hand when cruising with your kids. Royal Caribbean’s games, events and cruise activities for kids are going on all over the ship throughout the day and into the evening hours, making family time a great time. And thanks to our award-winning Adventure Ocean® youth programme, children love their cruise holiday just as much as their parents.
