Quantum Ultra Class Ship TBN 2028 — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos
Quantum Ultra Class Ship (TBN 2028) is a Quantum Ultra Class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean. She entered service in TBD, measures TBD gross tons, and carries approximately TBD guests at double occupancy, with a crew of TBD.
Key Facts
- Class: Quantum Ultra Class (anticipated 3rd ship)
- Year: TBD
- Tonnage: TBD
- Guests: TBD
- Crew: TBD
- Expected Debut: 2028 (anticipated, no official Royal Caribbean announcement as of April 2026)
- Reference Size (class average): ~169,000 GT
- Reference Capacity (class average): ~4,900 guests
- Signature Class Features: North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFLY, SeaPlex, Two70 entertainment venue
- Sister Ships: Spectrum of the Seas (2019), Odyssey of the Seas (2021)
- Status: Anticipatory page — awaiting official RCL announcement
- IMO: Not yet assigned
What this page covers Quantum Ultra Class Ship TBN 2028 is an upcoming Quantum Ultra Class vessel expected to debut in 2028, featuring North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFLY, SeaPlex, Two70 entertainment venue.
Who This Page Is For
Is Quantum Ultra Class Ship TBN 2028 Right for You?
As a Quantum Ultra Class ship, Quantum Ultra Class Ship TBN 2028 will build on Royal Caribbean's proven design while incorporating the latest innovations. With an expected debut in 2028, this vessel promises to deliver the signature Quantum Ultra Class experience that cruisers have come to love.
Perfect for travelers seeking Royal Caribbean's proven Quantum Ultra Class design with modern updates. Details will be announced as the ship nears completion.
Key Facts at a Glance
- Class: Quantum Ultra Class
- Expected Debut: 2028
- Size: ~169,000 GT
- Capacity: ~4,900 guests
- Signature Features: North Star observation capsule, RipCord by iFLY, SeaPlex, Two70 entertainment venue
- Status: To Be Named - details forthcoming
Who Quantum Ultra Class Ship TBN 2028 Will Be For
You'll love this ship if: you want Quantum-class innovations (North Star, iFly, SeaPlex, Two70) refined for warmer itineraries with additional dining options and enhanced entertainment.
This ship has not yet entered service. Details will be updated as Royal Caribbean releases more information.
A First Look at Quantum Ultra Class Ship (TBN 2028)
Key Facts About Quantum Ultra Class Ship TBN 2028
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Where Is Quantum Ultra Class Ship (TBN 2028) Right Now?
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Frequently Asked Questions About Quantum Ultra Class Ship (TBN 2028)
Is a third Quantum Ultra Class ship officially confirmed?
As of April 2026, Royal Caribbean has not publicly announced a third Quantum Ultra Class ship. This page is anticipatory — reflecting plausible fleet expansion based on existing Quantum Ultra sisters Spectrum of the Seas (2019) and Odyssey of the Seas (2021). Official details will be added if and when Royal Caribbean announces the ship.
What are the existing Quantum Ultra Class ships?
Two Quantum Ultra Class ships are currently in service: Spectrum of the Seas (delivered 2019, deployed to Asia-Pacific) and Odyssey of the Seas (delivered 2021, sailing from the U.S. and Europe). Both were built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany.
What signature features define the Quantum Ultra Class?
Quantum Ultra Class ships carry the full Quantum innovation package: the North Star observation capsule lifting guests 300 feet above sea level, RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator, SeaPlex indoor sports and entertainment complex, and Two70 multimedia entertainment venue — all features that debuted on Quantum of the Seas in 2014 and were refined in the Ultra sub-class starting with Spectrum.
How is Quantum Ultra Class different from the original Quantum Class?
Quantum Ultra Class ships (Spectrum, Odyssey) are physically larger than original Quantum Class ships (Quantum, Anthem, Ovation), with more suites, expanded dining and entertainment, and a redesigned top deck. Gross tonnage is ~169,000 GT on Ultra versus ~168,666 on original Quantum ships — a modest size bump, but with substantially different interior layout.
When might this ship enter service if announced?
If Royal Caribbean announces a third Quantum Ultra ship for 2028, the construction timeline would likely involve steel cutting in 2026 or early 2027, keel laying approximately a year later, and delivery in late 2028. No official timeline exists until Royal Caribbean issues a press release.
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