Azamara Quest is scheduled for a 26-day dry dock at ONEX Elefsis Shipyards as the first ship to receive the fleetwide Azamara Forward refurbishment program. MJM Marine was selected as the specialist marine interior outfitter for the project. The program is part of an approximately $80 million investment covering all four Azamara ships.

Quest will receive a newly constructed Penthouse Deck 11 above the bridge, with the existing Sun Deck becoming Deck 12. The new accommodation deck will contain 12 suites: two forward-facing Panorama Suites and ten Grandview Suites. Each Panorama Suite is planned with approximately 656 square feet of interior space, panoramic 270-degree views, separate living and sleeping areas, a walk-in wardrobe and a spa-inspired bathroom. The approximately 243-square-foot Grandview Suites will feature floor-to-ceiling views, dual-sink bathrooms, walk-in showers and private balconies.

Shipwide work includes refreshed soft goods, furnishings, carpeting and fabrics in every stateroom and suite; upgraded public spaces and public bathrooms; renovated spa areas; a permanent dedicated Chef's Table venue; a recrafted Atlas Bar outside Discoveries Restaurant; a redesigned Discoveries Restaurant with improved sightlines and more flexible seating; and a full renewal of the Cabaret Lounge, including new furnishings, carpeting, dance floor and entrance. Prime C is expected to receive additional seating, while no major structural changes are planned for Prime C or Aqualina.

The THESANCTUM spa program is scheduled for installation aboard Quest on November 25. Its announced fleetwide scope includes a dedicated couples treatment suite, an additional single treatment room, a new wellness retail area, and expanded Medi-Spa and IV therapy services.

Cruises are scheduled to resume November 26, 2026. The broader Azamara Forward enhancements will officially debut December 18, 2026, when the new Penthouse Deck suites become available for guest use.