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Quantum of the Seas launched the Quantum class when she entered service in late 2014, and she debuted several attractions that later spread across the fleet. She was the first ship with the North Star, a glass capsule on a robotic arm, and the RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator. The SeaPlex indoor activity space hosts bumper cars, and the multi-level Two70 lounge combines floor-to-ceiling windows with digital projections.

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