Queen Mary 2
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Entered service2004
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Tonnage149,215
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Wheelchair Accessible Cabins32
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Number of Decks14
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Number of Elevators22
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Number of Pools5
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Number of Restaurants7
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Formal NightsYes
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Kids ClubYes
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Maximum Capacity2691
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Number of Crew1,253
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Refurbished2016
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Queen Mary 2
Queen Mary 2 sails as the cornerstone of traditional cruising. Famous for its classic transatlantic route with impressive sights to be seen both at the destinations and aboard the ship itself, Queen Mary 2 sails with impeccable style, oozing quality, tradition and sophistication. Onboard there are a variety of activities to enjoy, including the Illuminations Planetarium and evening performances in the Royal Court Theatre.
Queen Mary 2 Cruise Deals
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05 May 2028
Niagara Falls & The Four Queens Celebration from New York with Stays
£3,149 pp -
11 January 2028
No-Fly Caribbean cruise from Southampton
£3,310 pp -
21 December 2027
Christmas Caribbean Celebration from New York
£3,070 pp -
03 September 2027
Spain and Portugal cruise from Southampton
£874 pp -
27 February 2028
Transatlantic crossing and Eastern Caribbean cruise from Southampton
£2,326 pp -
14 March 2027
Norway and Northern Lights cruise from Southampton
£1,288 pp -
14 February 2027
Spain and Portugal cruise from Southampton
£633 pp -
30 October 2026
Eastbound Transatlantic Crossing from New York
£1,173 pp -
09 May 2027
Short break to Zeebrugge cruise from Southampton
£319 pp
Onboard Activities
Children's Facilities (10)
For those embarking on ocean travel as a family, Queen Mary 2 keeps the younger guests happy thanks to the onboard kids clubs. With a range of arts and crafts, sports, computer games and other activities on offer, tots to teens will all have fun and make friends from morning until evening.
Swimming (9)
Boasting two outdoor pools and one with a retractable roof, Queen Mary 2 has plenty of spots for a dip on sunny se adays, as well as a separate pool for kids and another in the spa.
Restaurants (17)
From the grand main dining halls to afternoon teas and the famous Grills to speciality dining venues, the culinary experience and white star service aboard Queen Mary 2 are renowned around the world.
Entertainment (27)
Entertainment onboard Queen Mary 2 is extravagant and plentiful, with something to suit everyone. The Royal Court main theatre hosts live musicals, comedy and classical concerts for a wonderful post-dinner treat while on much-loved formal nights the Queen’s ballroom fills with waltzing couples, the string quartet play and champagne is circulated by attentive waiters.
Bars & Lounges (13)
From the Golden Lion British pub to the Terrace Bar hosting Cunard’s famous sail away parties or even the G32 nightclub for those wanting to hit the dancefloor, Queen Mary 2 has a venue and drink to suit all tastes and moods.
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Customer reviews for Queen Mary 2
Overall, an underwhelming experience ! Ship, service, food, expert speakers outstanding Drab start at Southampton, queuing in the cold/rain outside terminal, worse in NY having to leave the shop @ 8am with pick up @10 - no waiting facilities in bitterly cold weather Entertainment on board second rate mostly with single acts and overrated eg big hype for professional dance demo - one dance offered !! Final insult - finding $160pp added to our on board bill - automatically added for crew tips when queried. . . left bad taste !! Also too many messages from Planet,Iglu and Cunard before/during/after cruise . . . saying the same thing at different times -very irritating !!
An excellent eastbound transatlantic voyage with The Literature at Sea Festival
Wonderful four night cruise on QM2, definitely 5*+ & as good as before Covid. Food, service & entertainment all marvellous 👏👏Didn't go on excursion.
I really liked the QM2 even though it's more liner than cruise ship. The service and food were well up to the standard I expect from Cunard. The cabin was good though would be a little cramped for a couple, especially for drawer and shelf space. I liked the closed balcony which I made great use of. The lectures were very good, the shows adequate. There was an issue with the timings of the films. During sea days there should be a film shown at 2. 30 0r 3pm not 5pm or 10pm. I only managed to get to one film in the Illuminations theatre and that was by missing a dessert. The choice of films was a bit bizarre mainly aimed at the teenage market. There were no teenagers on board. The great majority of the passengers were in my age group, over seventies. The same goes for the Cabin TV where there were few films for my age group but a lot of children's films, there were practically no children of school age on board.
