It seems difficult to believe, but in just 4 months I’ll be aboard a brand new ship, Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas! The ship will feature many new innovations in cruising, such as the first sky diving simulator at sea, and a new dining concept for Royal Caribbean, Dynamic Dining. Quantum of the Seas will also feature Royal Caribbean’s most modern stateroom accommodations. If you’ve ever wondered just what goes into building your cruise ship stateroom, here’s a short video courtesy of Royal Caribbean explaining the process.
Video – Building Staterooms for Quantum of the Seas
More Posts by: MJ on Travel
My First Cruise in 502 Days – Here’s What Happened
In this post Hide BackgroundThe Bahamas Health Visa and Getting to NassauIt’s Time to CruiseOur Room – Junior…
When Will We Cruise Again?
Cruising is in the news again with the recent no-sail order extension by the Centers for Disease Control.…
Royal Caribbean Backs Off Loyalty Program Changes
I reported here a few days ago that Royal Caribbean was removing the popular balcony discount for its…
How Do You Fall Off a Cruise Ship?
Short answer – you don’t. Now if one is standing on the guard rail, leaning over from the…
Royal Caribbean Dropping Crown and Anchor Balcony Discount for Close-in Bookings
Much to the chagrin of Royal Caribbean Crown & Anchor Society members, the cruise line has announced that…
Royal Caribbean Discounting Beverage Packages
I’ve blogged on the virtues of cruise line drink packages before. While they are very much a YMMV…
Pretty cool video, I would not have expected the rooms to be assembled as pods and then moved into the ship as a single unit.
@Kris,
It is an interesting process, for sure. For some reason, I think I was aware that the staterooms were generally pre-manufactured, but it is neat to see it in process for the first time (for me).