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Spectrum of the Seas entered service in 2019 as the first Quantum Ultra-class ship, a stretched version of the Quantum design later shared by Odyssey of the Seas. She was designed with guests from the Asia-Pacific region in mind and offers the North Star observation capsule and the RipCord by iFLY skydiving simulator. She also debuted the two-level Ultimate Family Suite, which has its own in-suite slide.

A few of the things that set Spectrum of the Seas apart.
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