 Cruise ship details |
Entered service in 2003 described by Cunard as 'the most anticipated ocean liner in the world'. QM2 offers a wealth of options and innovations, including 14 decks of sports facilities, shops, bars, lounges, 5 pools and no fewer than 10 restaurants, including Cunard's renowned Grills which help create a premier dining experience at sea. A space ratio of 57.25 making her one of the roomiest vessels at sea.
Cabins are spacious and beautifully appointed.
Three-quarters of her staterooms have balconies. Lavish two-story duplexes have their own private exercise equipment. |
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 Families |
| Children are well catered for. The Play Zone camp has its own Minnows splash pool. Toddlers are supervised by British nannies, while older children have a separate facility called The Zone. |
 Restaurants |
| Waiters are trained in the fine art of Cunard's 'White Star Service'. There are 10 restaurants in all. The three main dining rooms Queen's Grill, Princess Grills and 3 storey Britannia Restaurant are allocated according to cabin grade. |
 Entertainment |
| The Royal Court Theatre is the venue for 'West End' style productions. There's plenty of lounges and bars including the Pavillion, and the Commodore Lounge Club, plus a casino. |
 Sports & Fitness |
| Sports and fitness facilities include the 'Canyon Ranch Spa' which boasts pools, steam room, Finnish sauna and treatment rooms. Additional facilities include: state-of-the-art gym, a separate weight room, aerobics and yoga, plus a golf simulator and shuffleboard. |
 Disabled facilities |
| Guests with disabilities are welcome aboard Cunard vessels. However, due to the ships configuration wheelchair users and individuals with sight impairments may experience some difficulties in accessing certain areas. Guests in wheelchairs cannot be carried on launches in ports where the ship is at anchor. |
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