theCruiseView: Quantum of the Seas Day 15 - December 7th, 2014 - Bridgetown, Barbados
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the Quantum of the Seas has a tight squeeze into Barbados
Northstar was completely empty so I was able to get on the very first ride today
it was an enjoyable Excursion and one that I would recommend other people do
the Quantum of the Seas is the latest and the cleanest ship
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This is the fifteenth episode of theCruiseView's sailing onboard the Quantum of the Seas. This series will take you into the day to day experience of being onboard the Quantum of the Seas for her inaugural sailing, an 8 night cruise to the Bahamas, as well as her first Caribbean sailing, an 11 night Southern Caribbean cruise. On today's episode the Quantum of the Seas makes her first visit to Bridgetown Barbados, her furthest south point of the itinerary. We're going to continue our look at the ship's ocean connection with a closer examination of the North Star and North Star Bar. We'll also look at a Royal Caribbean classic eatery, the Cafe Promenade. Today's edition of the interview series has us sitting down with Ernst Andersen, the environmental officer onboard to find out how this brand new ship is keeping the planet cleaner than any other ship afloat.. Be sure to watch the complete Quantum of the Seas November 23rd and December 1st, 2014 video playlist for the regular video series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFo_2Ingqjw&list=PLtA0CtdOmopW7Gh7r-WcBZFPWPqNM3nVq&index=1