Watch: Royal Caribbean’s First Quantum Ultra Class Ship ‘Odyssey Of The Seas’ Leaves Building Dock
On Saturday, November 28, the Odyssey of the Seas leaves MEYER WERFT’s covered building dock II (hall 6). The 347.1- meter long cruise liner for Royal Caribbean International will start moving this morning.
The ship then moors at the outfitting pier in the shipyard harbor. After the maneuver, the masts and chimney are lifted onto the ship by crane and installed. Various tests will then be carried out. The ship is expected to moor at the outfitting pier in the shipyard towards the evening.
Weather and/or production-related time changes during the float out of the ship are possible at any time.
At MEYER WERFT’s outfitting pier the interior work on the Odyssey of the Seas will be completed in the coming months. The ship will then be conveyed down the River Ems to complete the technical and nautical sea trials.
The 169,000 GT cruise ship has an overall length of 347.1 meters, is 41.4 meters wide, and can accommodate more than 5000 passengers.
Reference: meyerwerft.de
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Royal Caribbean To Welcome First Quantum Ultra Class Ship To North America
Royal Caribbean International will dial up the adventure in South Florida in fall 2020 with the debut of the highly anticipated Odyssey of the Seas – the first Quantum Ultra Class ship to arrive in North America.
The global cruise line’s 27th ship will arrive at her seasonal homeport of Fort Lauderdale, FL in November 2020 to offer 8- and 6-night Caribbean cruises. Odyssey will then continue her inaugural year in Europe for summer 2021…Click here to read the full story
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