The grand magnificence of a timeless ocean liner the Queen Mary 2 is what hauls an array of civil class. From the moment you walk through her doors and step into the Grand Lobby, the famous Cunard White Star Service takes care of your every desire. Regular Transatlantic voyages offer the chance to experience true traditional cruising. Having so many levels of comfort that allows guests to choose form being seated in the Queens Room taking Tea and fresh scones, to enjoying a pint and a traditional pub lunch in the Golden Lion Pub. Dining onboard is a magical moment, the elegance of glittering evening dresses and Gentlemen dressed for the occasion combined with exquisite cuisine explains it all. She has a maximum guest capacity of 3056 and 2592 in lower berths and exists from a world of diversions. There are a vast amount of amenities, a sport deck equipped for every need. 4 Jacuzzis and both indoor and outdoor pools, duty free shopping, fantastic lecture and enrichment programs and the timeless library and book shop are only a few to name and enjoy. Finishing touches include a butler service for the lavish Queens Grill accommodation, 24 hour room service to all guests, incredible musicals performed onboard and the electrifying Empire Casino. The Queen Mary 2 welcomes guests from all walks of life to be part of Cunard history. Step onto The World’s Most Famous Cruise Liner and have one of the most unforgettable experiences of this life time.
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 Dress
Code Onboard
During the day you can wear casual or swimwear, in the ships main restaurants attire for breakfast and lunch is casual wear (excluding shorts). Generally, evening dress may be either formal, informal or casual. There will be a maximum of three formal nights in a week.
Dress codes are defined as follows:
Formal: Black tie or formal dark suit for men. Evening dress or other formal attire for women.
Informal: Jacket and tie for men. Cocktail dress or trouser suit for women. No jeans.
Elegant Casual: Jacket, no tie required for men (no jeans or shorts). Dress, skirt or trousers for ladies.
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 Smoking Policy
Lifts and certain sections of public rooms have been designated no smoking areas. Guests who enjoy pipes or cigars are accommodated each evening in the Churchills Cigar Lounge aboard Queen Mary 2. There is a no smoking policy in all Queen Mary 2 restaurants. On the Queen Mary 2 the public bars and lounges, the starboard side areas, where possible, will be set aside as the designated smoking area. On board all three ships, smoking is permitted in staterooms.
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 Disabled Facilities
30 wheelchair accessible cabins & 18 passenger lifts
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 Children’s Facilities
Families are welcomed to The Zone, a beautiful Nursery and childrens centre full of toys, games, and activities. It is supervised daily by fully trained nannies and youth staff.
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