She’s current sailing out of Singapore, offering three to four-night getaways. And she’s due to arrive in Brisbane for her maiden 2021/22 season.
But over Valentine’s Day, there was something else to celebrate onboard Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas. The crew are thrilled to be back onboard and they are sending their love from the Lion City. There are some fantastic videos and pictures of some of the crew on the FlowRider and iFly skydiving simulator, making love heart shapes. And here’s a fun fact: the couple on the FlowRider are a real life couple! Here is the story of Rose Serim, Quantum’s Cruise Program Administrator and Johel Fonesca, the ship’s sport supervisor.“We met on Ovation of the Seas in October 2017. Our first date was onboard Ovation at the speciality restaurant, Izumi. We’ve since been together for almost 3.5 years and in addition to Ovation, have been on Spectrum of the Seas, Symphony of the Seas, Anthem of the Seas, and now Quantum of the Seas together.”
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