Queen Anne
“Cunard's newest Queen — a fresh interior with the line's classic traditions.”
Queen Anne entered service on 3 May 2024 as Cunard's newest ship and its first new build in 14 years. At roughly 114,000 gross tons she is the second largest ship in the fleet after Queen Mary 2, with about 1,400 staterooms, six restaurants, around 15 lounges and bars, and two swimming pools. Her Royal Court Theatre spans decks 2 and 3, the Queens Room has a striking new design while still hosting afternoon tea and gala evenings, and the Commodore Club on Deck 12 has art deco-inspired decor and a pianist. She is based in Southampton, covering Mediterranean, Western European and Baltic and Norwegian itineraries, plus a world voyage.
A fresh, modern interpretation of Cunard's traditions — including a redesigned Queens Room and the golden Bright Lights Society — on the line's first new ship in 14 years.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Britannia Restaurant — the main dining room
- ✓Queens Grill and Princess Grill for suite guests
- ✓Six restaurants in total
- ✓Casual buffet and cafés
- ✓Commodore Club with art deco-inspired decor
- ✓Afternoon tea in the Queens Room
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Two swimming pools
- ✓Five outdoor Jacuzzis
- ✓Spa and fitness center
- ✓Promenade and outdoor decks
- ✓Outdoor lounging spaces
Entertainment
- ✓Royal Court Theatre across decks 2 and 3
- ✓Redesigned Queens Room ballroom
- ✓Bright Lights Society lounge
- ✓About 15 lounges and bars
- ✓Casino
- ✓Guest lecturers and enrichment programs
Cabins
- ✓About 1,397 staterooms
- ✓Inside, Oceanview, Balcony and Suite categories
- ✓Queens Grill and Princess Grill suites
- ✓Britannia Club balconies
- ✓Accessible staterooms
Family & Kids
- ✓Kids' club and youth programs
- ✓Family staterooms
- ✓Family-friendly pools
- ✓Large public lounges
Video Tour
Cunard's Queen Anne Ultimate Ship Tour
- ✦Travelers who want Cunard tradition on a brand-new ship
- ✦Mediterranean, Northern Europe and Norwegian fjord cruisers
- ✦World cruise travelers
- ✦Couples and solo travelers
Cruisers who want a casual, high-energy ship with waterslides — Queen Anne keeps Cunard's formal, refined atmosphere.
7-night Mediterranean or Northern Europe sailings from roughly $1,400–$2,200 pp (inside), with Grills fares far higher