Royal Caribbean’s next ship, the Odyssey of the Seas, recently passed another milestone in its journey to market, floating out of the Meyer Werft shipyard in Germany. The ship was on route to the transfer docks, a process that took more than seven hours. Once the interior work on Odyssey of the Seas is completed, she will be conveyed down the river Ems to complete technical and nautical sea trials.
Odyssey of the Seas will be Royal Caribbean’s second Quantum Ultra Class cruise ship and the first of its kind to sail in Europe in spring 2021. Guests will be able to cruise from Rome to take in the marvels of the Greek Isles and the Mediterranean next year. Ben Bouldin, Vice President, EMEA, Royal Caribbean International, said in a statement that the company is delighted to reveal a glimpse of Odyssey of the Seas to the public.
He shared that the cruise will be the latest Royal Caribbean game changer to join the company’s fleet next year. He also mentioned that when guests are welcomed back once again, they will be able to enjoy unforgettable activities onboard Odyssey, dig into delicious dining from around the world, and soak up the sun at a newly designed resort-style pool deck.
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