Adventure Ocean @ Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas (Cruise to Nowhere)

The problem about being stuck on a cruise ship in the middle of the ocean for a person who loves to wander is that there's only so many places you can explore! 

That's how I ended up on deck 12 of Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas, which are decked out mainly with staterooms but has this area known as Adventure Ocean. Now, Cavin knows an adventure and I gleefully stepped in for a closer look.

Remember to sanitize your hands; to be honest, Royal Caribbean did a great job in protecting everyone from the COVID-19 virus. Aside from hand sanitizers that were placed everywhere, staff members would diligently remind passengers to mask up if they are not eating / drinking / exercising.

Honestly, first step in and I knew this wouldn't be the place suitable for my age group. The use of such cute, cartoony characters and the wall colors would mean this Adventure Ocean should be targeted at humans a whole lot younger.

Spread over two floors, Adventure Ocean for kids below twelve years old, with multiple activities and games planned out for different age groups so that their parents can have free time to enjoy the cruise. Basically, it's a babysitting facility and while charges are already included in the cruise fees, fees can still be imposed beyond scheduled sessions.

Sessions as above for your reference. Since I don't have kids of my own, I can't comment much on the activities and how good they are. However, I think this would be beneficial for families with young kids. 

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For the summary of my 4 nights' ocean getaway cruise on board Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas, please click here.