Queen Anne Class

Part of the fleet

Cunard

The last true ocean liner service — White Star hospitality, graded Grill suites and the only scheduled transatlantic crossing in the world.

Introduced: 2024
Gross tonnage: 113,000 GT
Capacity: 2,996 (double)

Queen Anne entered service in 2024 as Cunard's fourth ship and the first new build for the line in fourteen years, delivered by Fincantieri at Marghera.

The design keeps the Cunard architecture — Grand Lobby, Queens Room ballroom, graded Grill restaurants, Golden Lion pub — but modernises the palette and adds the largest spa and wellness complex in the fleet along with the Bright Lights Society entertainment venue.

Dining expands the line's range with Aji Wa for Japanese, Aranya for Indian, and Tramonto for coastal Mediterranean, alongside the traditional Britannia and Grills restaurants.

Sister ships

Ships in the Queen Anne Class

1 sister ship share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the Cunard fleet.

Launched 2024

Queen Anne

Cunard's newest Queen — a contemporary Grand Lobby, the fleet's largest wellness estate and a broadened international dining line-up.

Also in Cunard

Other ship classes

Queen Elizabeth Class

Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth — the mid-size Cunard pair carrying the full Grills hierarchy on a Vista-derived hull.

Ocean Liner Class

A class of one — Queen Mary 2, the only ocean liner in service and the only ship built for scheduled North Atlantic crossings.

Cruise line

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