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
- 2007
- Gross tonnage
- 90,900 GT
- Capacity
- 2,081 – 2,092 (double)
Queen Victoria (2007) and Queen Elizabeth (2010) are near-sisters built on a Vista-derived platform and finished to a distinctly Cunard specification: double- and triple-height public rooms, a Royal Court Theatre with private boxes, and the two-deck Cunard library.
Both carry the full graded restaurant hierarchy — Britannia, Britannia Club, Princess Grill and Queens Grill — plus the Queens Room ballroom, the Golden Lion pub, and the Commodore Club forward.
At around 2,000 guests they are small enough for the Norwegian fjords, the Adriatic and Japanese ports that the larger Queens handle less comfortably, which is why they carry most of Cunard's non-Atlantic programme.
Sister ships
Ships in the Queen Elizabeth Class
2 sister ships share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the Cunard fleet.
Launched 2010
Queen Elizabeth
The mid-size Queen — a double-height library, the Garden Lounge conservatory and long Japan, Alaska and Australia seasons.
Launched 2007
Queen Victoria
The first mid-size Queen — a triple-height Royal Court Theatre with boxes, a two-deck library and Mediterranean and Baltic seasons.
Also in Cunard
Other ship classes
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