Queen Mary 2 (QM2) Review

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A Classic Crossing on a Classic Oceanliner

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10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Aug 2016
Cabin: Oceanview

We had a wonderful time on our recent voyage on the Queen Mary 2. For a more detailed daily description please see the Cunard Forum for our daily reports titled “Join Pete and Judy on their FIRST crossing on the Queen Mary 2”.

We are experienced travelers and cruisers in our 60’s with most of our cruise time on Holland America and Princess, with a few cruises on Celebrity, NCL, RCI and Viking.

The Queen Mary is now permanently moored in Long Beach where it is a museum, hotel and event center. My father sailed on the Queen Mary when he returned from WW II back in 1945. It is also where Judy and I spent our Honeymoon so it will always be a special ship to us. While cruising on the Queen Mary is no longer possible, we decided to try the next best thing and sail on the Queen Mary 2 on her iconic voyage – a westbound crossing. Why westbound? You get an extra hour of sleep each night for 5 of the nights and you get to sail into New York Harbor and see the Statue of Liberty the way she was intended to be seen, from a ship arriving from Europe.

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Oceanview

Cabin EF

A larger than normal ocean view cabin. Very quiet despite being under the promenade deck.

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Hamburg

Don't miss the Miniature World Museum

Southampton

Stonehenge is about an hour away, an easy do it yourself if you have never been there.

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