Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas arrived Thursday in Hamburg, Germany sporting its new ‘north star’, a gondola-like attraction that will give passengers a bird’s eye view of the deck and sea below.
Watch as tugs maneuver the Quantum of the Seas into dry dock at the Blohm & Voss shipyard for final inspections.
The 167,800 ton Quantum of the Seas is the world’s third largest cruise ship and will be delivered to Royal Caribbean International next month.
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