This Cruise Ship Has Bumper Cars!? Quantum of the Seas to Mexico!
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Unfortunately though, only one of the two robots is working.
It's also very slow. It comes up on the app, and you need to make sure that you book it quickly before it sells out.
It's actually really good fun. You need to be prepared to wait a while.
It came with a chimuri sauce, which was just very bad, honestly.
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Quantum of the Seas is a beast of a ship, but does the "High Tech" experience actually hold up? Join me for Part 2 of our Mexican Riviera journey as we sail out of Cabo San Lucas and deep-dive into everything this ship has to offer. From the robotic Bionic Bar (and my take on the UI/tech as an IT pro) to the $25 North Star experience and the chaos of the SeaPlex bumper cars, I’m breaking down the hits and the misses. I also give you a look at the Main Dining Room experience—including the "Birdie Song" and a very honest look at the menu (watch out for that chimichurri!). We wrap things up with a classic Royal Caribbean Balloon Drop in the Esplanade and some live music at the Harp & Horn Pub. In this video: 0:00 Intro & SeaPlex Bumper Cars 0:20 Bionic Bar: Robotic Bartenders (Makr Shakr) 1:04 North Star: 300ft Views of Cabo San Lucas 1:48 SeaPlex Activities & Wait Times 2:21 Main Dining Room: Entertainment & Food Review 2:38 Two70 Show: Why we decided to leave early 2:55 Farewell Balloon Drop & Royal Esplanade 3:25 Live Music If you enjoyed this honest look at the Quantum, please hit the LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE for more cruise content!