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Royal Caribbean — Indoor Activity Complex
Quick Answer: SeaPlex is Royal Caribbean's revolutionary indoor multiplex exclusive to Quantum Class ships. This massive venue — the largest indoor activity space at sea — transforms throughout the day to offer bumper cars, roller skating, basketball, circus school, Xbox gaming, and more. All activities are complimentary.
Best For: Active families, teens, sports enthusiasts, rainy day entertainment, anyone seeking unique cruise activities that go beyond the typical pool deck.
Bumper cars on a cruise ship. Yes, really.
When Royal Caribbean introduced SeaPlex on Quantum of the Seas, it redefined what was possible on a cruise ship. The venue's flexible design allows it to transform from bumper car arena to roller rink to basketball court depending on the time of day. Add in circus school trapeze lessons, Xbox gaming stations, and DJ dance parties, and you have a venue that appeals to every age group. Return to the Restaurants & Venues hub →
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Accessibility Notes: SeaPlex's main floor is wheelchair accessible for spectating. Some activities (bumper cars, skating, circus school) require physical mobility. Xbox gaming and observation areas are fully accessible. Contact Royal Caribbean's Access Department for specific needs.
SeaPlex is exclusive to Quantum Class ships:
Note: Oasis Class ships have similar sports facilities but not the SeaPlex concept. Icon Class features different activity spaces.
Depth Sounding: This is a first-person account captured "In the Wake," edited to our venue standards for clarity.
Introduction. I'd read about SeaPlex but didn't quite believe it until I was driving a bumper car while sailing through the Atlantic. It's the kind of thing that makes you laugh at the absurdity — and then immediately get back in line for another session.
The star attraction. Sessions run about 10 minutes with ~15 cars on the floor. The cars are electric and surprisingly zippy. My competitive family turned it into an all-out war — my daughter targeted me specifically for the entire session. Worth noting: there's often a line, so check the schedule and arrive a few minutes early.
The afternoon skating session transported me back to childhood birthday parties. They dim the lights, crank up the disco music, and suddenly you're in a floating roller rink. Skates are provided and fit well. My wife hadn't skated in 20 years but was doing laps by the end of the session.
My kids signed up for trapeze lessons and I watched nervously from below. The instructors were patient and safety-focused. Seeing my 12-year-old swing through the air, catching the bar on her first try, was a cruise highlight. There's also juggling and other ground-based activities for the less adventurous.
Rating: 4.5/5. SeaPlex justifies the Quantum Class experience. The variety of activities means there's something for everyone, and everything being complimentary makes it easy to try things spontaneously. Pro tip: check the schedule on embarkation day and plan around the activities you most want to do.
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Yes, all SeaPlex activities are complimentary and included in your cruise fare. This includes bumper cars, roller skating, basketball, circus school, and Xbox gaming.
Most activities are first-come, first-served during scheduled sessions. Popular activities like bumper cars can have lines, so arrive a few minutes before the session starts. Some activities may offer app-based reservations.
Some activities have requirements: bumper cars have a minimum height, circus school trapeze has age/weight limits. Basketball, skating, and Xbox gaming are open to all ages. Staff will confirm requirements at each activity.
Comfortable, active clothing and closed-toe shoes work best. For skating, any shoes are fine as skates are provided. Avoid loose jewelry for circus activities. The venue is climate-controlled.
SeaPlex runs different activities throughout the day — the schedule rotates so bumper cars might be morning one day, afternoon the next. Check your Cruise Compass or the Royal Caribbean app for the daily schedule.
