John Crewe · Vehicle Pipeline Director

I'll spend one second on each, so everyone's going to have to go watch this back. So these are in a random order. This is on the lower deck of the 890 Jump, so this lift goes up to the bar area, but behind this door here is the 890 Jump's little medical bay, which a lot of people have been asking about: does it have one? What happens if I have a party-related accident and I break my leg or something? It does have onboard medical facilities, and that's behind that door. We're working on the corridors in the lower section, so these aren't as luxurious as the main guest areas, but guests do traverse through here, so they are quite a bit fancier than the engineering section. So this is wrapped around the back of the ship. It's the current state of the exterior, all 200 meters of it. So you see the back engines have changed quite a lot from the original concepts. These are more like the new Origin style guide for the 600i and what the 300 series is having. Luxurious features include a 25-meter swimming pool, and a steam room and sauna on that side. This is the atrium area. So we still have the lift that comes up the back between the engines. And this is your sort of main on-surface entrance to the ship. So you come into the atrium, into this area. Obviously in white box, staircases to the decks; the guest rooms are wrapped around the edge. This is engineering, down at the back. So the lift sort of goes behind the wall behind you here. This is where your cargo bay is, where your cargo is stored. Again, even though it's the dirty engineering bay area, it's an 890 Jump, so it's pretty shiny. The cargo area will be there, and that all just drops down. More of the engineering. Crew quarters. So they have these shared bathrooms around the place. The crew relaxation area. So they have their own bedroom pods that are all sealed off, unlike the 600i ones, where I know there were a lot of complaints that people didn't like the shared living aspect of it. So on the 890, they're all tucked away. So you've got your private area for your crew, and then you've got a communal eating area, desk, and the TV and couch. Chow lines to get your food from. That's it for the 890. That's back in production, because we paused the entire team that was working on that to work on the Kraken.