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2 days ago · Queen Mary 2 is no ordinary cruise ship. She is the flagship of Cunard and a marvel of engineering and luxury, designed to cross the Atlantic in style. While the theatre and the afternoon tea are memorable experiences, what truly sets this ship apart is the sense of grandeur that permeates every corner. One of the stan.
Sep 6, 2024 · The Queen Mary 2 is scheduled to depart for Cobh, Ireland just before midnight on Saturday. Cunard ships have crossed the Atlantic every year, beginning with the paddle steamer Britannia,...
3 days ago · Queen Mary 2 is the flagship of the Cunard Fleet, and one of the four ships making up the entirety of the Cunard fleet. She is the world’s only true ocean liner, making her perfectly placed to make the iconic but notoriously rough Transatlantic Crossing.
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Sep 4, 2024 · Schedule for Cunard Queen Mary 2 on the Mersey (Friday, September 6) Mersey Bar 12.00pm. Formby 12.25pm. Crosby 12.50pm. Brazil Buoy 1.15pm. Swing Mid River 1.35pm. Alongside Liverpool Cruise Terminal 2.30pm. Queen Mary 2 is due to depart Liverpool Cruise Terminal at 11.59pm on Saturday, September 7 as she makes her way Cobh in Ireland.
Sep 5, 2024 · The visit marks Queen Mary 2’s eighth call at Liverpool and is expected to draw large crowds along both sides of the Mersey. This call will also be the first by a Cunard ship in Liverpool since the spectacular Naming Ceremony of the line’s newest ship Queen Anne which took place in front of 50,000 spectators at the Pier Head in June.
Sep 5, 2024 · The Queen Mary 2, which can take up to 2,700 passengers, docked at the Ocean Terminal on a 12-day sail around the British Isles. Throughout the morning the 150,000 tonne vessel has been a majestic sight in the port and is attracting lots of attention.
Aug 30, 2024 · Cunard’s flagship ocean liner Queen Mary 2 will return to Liverpool next week to celebrate its 400th transatlantic crossing. The ship will make an overnight call at the port where the company...
