Queen Mary 2 (QM2) Review

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Is a crossing on QM2 great or not so great?

Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Queen Mary 2 (QM2)
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6-10 Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Princess Suite

A CRITICAL SUMMARY OF OUR CROSSING ON QM2

The Queen Mary 2 is big.  Too big to be easy to get around, although, not too big for the task of scheduled crossings on the north atlantic where her size means that even in poor weather the ride is quite comfortable.  She also has a rather peculiar arrangement of decks and public rooms.

If you are traveling in "Grills" class you will have a very nice room, unusually good service, a spotless environment and excellent food.  All of which are important when you are at sea for a week or more.   The experience comes very close to my presumption of what the good old days of trans Atlantic voyages were like.

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Princess Suite

Cabin P1

Suite 10065 is a very nice size with big comfortable bed an arm chair, sofa, desk, bar with glassware. There is a small walk-in closet plus additional hanging closets along with a large full bathroom. There is also a full width balcony

This room is mid-ship on deck 10 which gives the least sea feel and is very close to the elevator/stairway B. It is a long way aft to the Princess Grill dining room but then it is a long way to any place you want to go on QM2.

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