Last blocks installed on the Quantum of the Seas

[Tough as Leather]

Last blocks installed on the Quantum of the Seas at Meyer Werft

 

 

 

 

[ChipLondon]

Mmm Baby Blue again, ala Oasis style. :)

 

 

 

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Edited March 29, 2014 by ChipLondon

[Tough as Leather]

Mmm Baby Blue again, ala Oasis style. :)

 

 

Going for blue again. Not as wild as NCL ships :D.

 

BTW, the close-up of bridge photo is courtesy Master_Schnief as well. Thanks Lloyd555. My bad.

Edited March 29, 2014 by Tough as Leather

[Mar56]

I have seen two different renderings of the front of the ship - one shows the windows for the front view ocean view rooms flush with the metal hull. The other shows the windows recessed behind the metal hull.

 

From this latest picture, it looks like perhaps the windows are flush with the metal hull - which would provide a much better view.

 

your thoughts??

 

Marion

[hydrojim]

I have seen two different renderings of the front of the ship - one shows the windows for the front view ocean view rooms flush with the metal hull. The other shows the windows recessed behind the metal hull.

 

From this latest picture, it looks like perhaps the windows are flush with the metal hull - which would provide a much better view.

 

your thoughts??

 

Marion

 

Yes, From the rendering and the videos of the ship, some changes seem to have been made to the front cabbing area superstructure. If you look at the renderings you will see what appears to be a space between the cabin windows and the outer most haul. This would be like having a balcony area between your cabin window and the haul opening overlooking the bow.

 

It doesn't look like it will be that way now. That's a shame, I would have liked having the free balcony area.

[smoosh21]

those obstructed views are quite obstructed. you are looking out a big round cut in the hull. Interesting

[Mar56]

those obstructed views are quite obstructed. you are looking out a big round cut in the hull. Interesting

 

Yes I think after looking caefully at the photo the windows are recessed. Not at all the view that I was hoping for.

[JemzRoo]

Last blocks installed on the Quantum of the Seas at Meyer Werft

 

 

Judging from the floor plans it looks like the second row up visible, far right obstructed room should be 8512? I have 8112 booked so I'm assuming that's the opposite side same plan. I don't feel like the obstruction is all that bad as long as it's just a rounded hole. It begs the question on why they even needed to make them and couldn't do a standard balcony? Structural?

[CarpeCerevisi]

Could be structural since it's part of the superstructure that also supports the bridge wings. It could also act as a wave deflector in case of very high seas. I guess we need a naval architect.

[norcalemt02]

getting more info now. Picture of the doghouse in seaplex

 

 

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[Overtyme]

[ATTACH]308001[/ATTACH] getting more info now. Picture of the doghouse in seaplex

 

 

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If this is how it turns out, it's a far cry from "the first food truck at sea".

Looks more like a stand with a food truck facade.

[roe2ship]

She is looking good!:D

[BrianAlt]

If this is how it turns out, it's a far cry from "the first food truck at sea".

 

Looks more like a stand with a food truck facade.

 

 

Of course that's what it was going to be. You expected a real truck?

[Treacher1]

I am not trying to be negative - sure the dogs will be delicious, but with the size of the ship I thought there would be a real food truck like one sees in NYC and larger cities. It will not ruin my cruise at all - just saying I really thought it would be a real food truck placed on the ship.

[UNV-IT!!!]

Looking good

[Lloyd555]

I am not trying to be negative - sure the dogs will be delicious, but with the size of the ship I thought there would be a real food truck like one sees in NYC and larger cities. It will not ruin my cruise at all - just saying I really thought it would be a real food truck placed on the ship.

 

I thought the same thing. If they can put a real car in their ships' Promenades, why not put a truck in the SeaPlex as well.