![]() A short gap of outdoor pool and splash zone connects the upper deck spaces to the Windjammer Café, making it a seamless process to break for food replenishment before returning to your endeavors. ![]() The relaxation counterpoint to all that playtime is the Zen-like multi-deck Solarium with its stunning forward view of the bow. The play starts with the massive indoor SeaPlex, complete with bumper cars casually parked on racks waiting for deployment as if that’s an everyday occurrence on a cruise ship. Between the 30-foot magenta polar bear climbing the upper outdoor structure and the intrigue of the North Star pod, passengers are pulled into an exploration of the whimsical right away. The exterior of Quantum of the Seas gets your attention right from the start. Quantum of the Seas Deck Plan Wraps Up Indoor Fun It’s a ship that feels built for cold-weather cruising in Alaska, with its indoor family pool and adults-only solarium, but it has enough spectacle to satisfy passengers of all ages no matter where it sails. As for entertainment, the Two70 interactive venue is one of the most technologically advanced spaces of its kind at sea, unique to Quantum and Quantum Ultra class ships. Plus, bumper cars, laser tag, and circus school – just because you can. Nobody is tired yet of flying in one of only five skydiving simulators on Royal Caribbean ships. Cruisers are still enthusiastic about soaring 300 feet above sea level in the North Star gondola attached to a mechanical arm. Its ground-breaking technology is far from outdated. Time has been kind to Quantum of the Seas since it launched in 2014 and spent time mostly in Asia.
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