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11 minutes ago, smokeybandit said:

Excited about a Quantum ship in LA? Yes.

 

Excited about lame 3-6 night itineraries? No.

I looked further into the port schedule than what's shown with the article. Quantum starts in October with some 3- and 4-night cruises, but it also has a healthy mix of 5-6 night cruises too. Most of the Quantum cruises also list Cabo San Lucas as a port destination, something I'm very excited for.

Navigator appears to have an 8-night cruise in mid-November 2025 - that sounds great too.

 

(where I am finding this? https://www.portsamerica.com/our-services/cruise-los-angeles-terminal-schedule)

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Can't wait!  With the addition of some 6-8 night sailings, I wonder if they might visit some different ports (other than the standard Ensenada, Catalina, Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta)??  I love Navigator of the Seas and I cruise on her all of the time (since I live just 13 minutes away from the pier in San Pedro).   Frankly, I would cruise on ANY Royal Caribbean ship docked in San Pedro. But, I welcome the addition of Quantum of the Seas!

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9 hours ago, Skippy67 said:

Since LA is my home port, I'm looking forward to future casino offers on Quantum. I still enjoy Navigator but variety would be nice.

Speaking of variety...

 

I like cruising from L.A. also.  It's an easy 2-hour flight within the same time zone.  It would be nice, with an extra ship, if they'd expand their offerings from L.A.  Our Mexican Riviera cruises are quite redundant.  There's another whole coast of Central and South America that could be opened up to Royal.  Even regular cruises, L.A. to San Francisco to Seattle.  In the old days, I cruised Royal from Seattle to Astoria, San Francisco, and Victoria, and back to Seattle.  It was a terrific trip.

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Yes, Royal has that memo.😀  Cruises to and from Seattle pass strategically close to Victoria.  It's an easy stop. They do it every week during the Alaska cruise season.  For some, Victoria is the highlight of the cruise.  And Victoria is still in Canada.😉

 

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7 hours ago, WAYNO said:

In the old days, I cruised Royal from Seattle to Astoria, San Francisco, and Victoria, and back to Seattle. 

I LOVE this itinerary idea! Astoria is on my bucket list of places to visit someday. It's one of the reasons I keep my eye on the west coast repositioning cruises to see if one might fit my schedule some time.

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Some group needs to build a something fabulous and family in Ensenada.  The city has great weather, super friendly folks, and a relatively good infrastructure.  Giant pool, aviary, nice shopping, and a kiddie pool with slides would do it.  Extra points for beach access!  They have a very nice park with great pools and a ropes course, but it is a long drive from the port in very bad traffic.

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11 hours ago, WAYNO said:

Speaking of variety...

 

I like cruising from L.A. also.  It's an easy 2-hour flight within the same time zone.  It would be nice, with an extra ship, if they'd expand their offerings from L.A.  Our Mexican Riviera cruises are quite redundant.  There's another whole coast of Central and South America that could be opened up to Royal.  Even regular cruises, L.A. to San Francisco to Seattle.  In the old days, I cruised Royal from Seattle to Astoria, San Francisco, and Victoria, and back to Seattle.  It was a terrific trip.

Many years ago, when DH was a crew member, he made regular stops in Victoria. Says it was one of his top favourite ports. We happened to be discussing favourites with another couple in the WJ on one of our cruises and the people at the next table piped up with, "We're from Victoria!". They were thrilled.

This is going back 40 years now so I'm sure there have been big changes but I think that sounds like an amazing itinerary. I'd love to b2b it with a Panama Canal cruise.

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  • 4 weeks later...

Trying to plan a cruise for winter 25/26 and want to do a Quantum Class ship…only realistic options is Odyssey out of NY which I’m not too enthusiastic about or Quantum out of LA which sounds much more enticing…wish it was more than 6 nights though.

 

Can’t win em all I guess!

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Super excited! My first cruise was on Vision of the Seas when it was sailing out of this port to Mexican Riviera (long time ago)! Then Royal went away for a loooong time 🥹When Navigator came to town, I jumped on it and have sailed a few times...I have done the happy dance with the announcement of Quantum! so much so, that I have already considered organizing a family reunion on the 5nt Cabo (w/ 1nt overnight) itinerary❣️

Question: what does an overnight look like? Are cruise ship guest able to stay out all night and come and go as they please?

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17 hours ago, Tcruisin said:

Question: what does an overnight look like? Are cruise ship guest able to stay out all night and come and go as they please?

In Bermuda when docked there was no "curfew" and you could come and go as you like.  Cabo is a tender port so I'm not sure if this still applies.  Hopefully someone will jump in as I would be interested as well.

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