Royal Caribbean Quantum of the Seas Cruise Reviews

I had been on Princess, Carnival, and Norwegian before my first Royal trip. All I've ever heard was jokes about the class of passengers on the other lines, the quality of the ships, and a general snobbiness that RCI just doesn't live up to. Boarding in Seattle is like watching sheep get pushed through a narrow chute to go to slaughter. No organization whatsoever. No help from the terminal ...

Just returned from 7 not Cruise on Quantum. Overall, we (me, husband and young adult son) really enjoyed the ship. It is large (not as large as Oasis but still felt large enough) which we like because that typically means lots of activities and a newer ship. Felt that held true for Quantum; while the activities were similar (bingo, trivia, dance parties, games/sports, fitness activities) every ...

I just got off the Quantum a few days ago. Here are a few observations and my own personal perspective. The ship is beautiful and the staff was awesome. Each and every crew member I interacted with was friendly and helpful. Getting on board was easy and well managed. Getting off at the end of the cruise was also quick and easy. Be advised that if you intend to use Uber after the cruise ...

Family wanted to see Alaska and had been planning this for about 6 years. I'd just come off my first post-Covid cruise on Celebrity in May, so my comparisons were recent. I liked RCI for the ship layout and expectations for the younger kids activities. However, I had memories of much better food quality and activities from last cruise on this line (15 years ago). First, room was nice though ...

Family of 5 with younger teenagers. We've loved Royal Caribbean for years, and the scenery, ship, and activities did not disappoint. Alaska is an amazing place, and we'll definitely be back. The benefit of being on a large ship like Quantum was that they constantly had activities for all of us to enjoy. From trivia to rock climbing to bumper cars to laser tag to pickle ball, there was always ...

Family of 5 with younger teenagers. We've loved Royal Caribbean for years, and the scenery, ship, and activities did not disappoint. Alaska is an amazing place, and we'll definitely be back. The benefit of being on a large ship like Quantum was that they constantly had activities for all of us to enjoy. From trivia to rock climbing to bumper cars to laser tag to pickle ball, there was always ...

I chose this cruise because it was more aligned with my travel availability and I won't do a "party boat". I've divided my critique into several categories based upon my experiences in other cruise lines as a comparison... Boarding: We boarded in Seattle on a Monday...and yes, we had to make sure all our shot records were in the system and that we had tested negative for COVID within the ...

This was my first cruise with RCL, but my 10th overall. I will make a concerted effort to go in timeline order here, and to also point out good things. First, the port of Seattle was probably the easiest port I have ever embarked from, we practically walked onto the boat from our drop point, so well done here! I booked our family of three a junior suite with an extra large balcony for our ...

My expectations vs the reality of this cruise were definitely not in line with what I expected. Long story short, this was my families 6th cruise and the first time we have cruised with Royal Caribbean (RC). The on board activities were seriously lacking. I understand it was an Alaskan cruise and so swimming might not have been an option, but maybe RC should have also thought this. The activities ...

I had been wanting to cruise on a Quantum class ship for years. After a couple of re-bookings due to covid we finally got on her. Quantum is a beautiful ship, very large but really well maintained. The crew was excellent and we had a fantastic cruise. I have very little to complain about. We royal-upped to a Junior Suite and loved every second of the limited but much appreciated amenities we got ...