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Cruise FactsQuantum of the Seas Infographic - Conveyance Facts

Quantum of the Seas Infographic – Conveyance Facts

The most anticipated new cruise ship for 2014 left the Meyer Werft shipyard and was towed towards the North Sea on the River Elms, backwards.  The Quantum of the Seas, at over 168,000 gross tons, is the largest cruise ship to ever make this trip.

High winds delayed the conveyance until Monday and the trip was expected to take 10 hours.  Once the Quantum arrives in the Netherlands, sea trials will begin that will measure the ship’s seaworthiness (speed, safety features, maneuverability etc.).  The cruise ship is scheduled to arrive in Cape Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersery on November 10.  Here are two interesting infographics about the conveyance.

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