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Queen Anne

Queen Anne is Cunard's newest ship, delivered in 2024 with a maiden voyage from Southampton in May. At 113,000 GT, she is the largest Cunard ship by passenger capacity (2,956 guests) though smaller in tonnage than Queen Mary 2.

Ship specs

  • Cruise line: Cunard
  • Ship class: Queen
  • Year launched: 2024
  • Gross tonnage: 113,000 GT
  • Length: 1,058 ft
  • Passengers (double occupancy): 2,956

About Queen Anne

Queen Anne is Cunard's newest ship, delivered in 2024 with a maiden voyage from Southampton in May. At 113,000 GT, she is the largest Cunard ship by passenger capacity (2,956 guests) though smaller in tonnage than Queen Mary 2. Queen Anne brings a more contemporary design to the Cunard fleet while retaining the line's signature traditions: Gala Evenings, the Queens Room, White Star service, and the three-tier Grill dining system.

Best for: Cunard fans who want the newest hardware without sacrificing tradition. Queen Anne bridges the gap between Cunard's heritage and modern cruise design, appealing to first-time Cunard guests who might find Queen Victoria or Queen Elizabeth dated, and to loyal guests ready for something fresh.

Key features and highlights

  • ▸Queen Anne introduced a 360-degree glass-enclosed Piazza, a new design element for Cunard that serves as the ship's social hub.
  • ▸The Queens Room retains the sprung dance floor and live orchestra for Gala Evening ballroom dancing.
  • ▸A brand-new enrichment program includes partnerships with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and guest lecturers curated by the Cunard Insights program.
  • ▸The Pavilion is a new multi-use outdoor area with a retractable roof, pool, and stage for live entertainment.
  • ▸Queen Anne's Grill Suites maintain the private restaurant and exclusive lounge access that define the Cunard luxury tier.

What to know before you book

Cabin tips

Britannia Club Balcony is the sweet spot for most guests: it adds single-seating dining and slightly more space for a modest premium. Princess Grill Suites are worth the jump if you value a dedicated restaurant and concierge. At the very top, Queens Grill suites add a private restaurant and lounge to the extra space.

Dining

Cunard's three-tier system: Britannia Restaurant, Britannia Club (for Club Balcony guests), Princess Grill, and Queens Grill. Additional venues include the King's Court buffet, the Golden Lion pub, and new specialty dining concepts introduced with Queen Anne.

Entertainment

The Royal Court Theatre hosts production shows. The Queens Room has Gala Evening dancing. The RADA partnership brings live dramatic performances and acting workshops. The Pavilion hosts outdoor entertainment events with a retractable roof.

Cabin sizes by category

Interior

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Britannia InsideNot publishedNo balcony3

Oceanview

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Britannia OceanviewNot publishedNo balcony3

Balcony

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Britannia Balcony, Britannia Club BalconyNot publishedNot published4

Suite

SubcategoryCabin sizeBalconyMax guests
Princess Grill Suite, Queens Grill Suite, Grand Suite, Master SuiteNot publishedNot published4

Cabin sizes come from Cunard's own stateroom pages. Sizes may vary by specific stateroom number. Always confirm with the cruise line before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the Queen Anne?
Queen Anne is approximately 113,000 gross tons, 1,058 feet long, and carries approximately 2,956 passengers at double occupancy.
What are the cabin sizes on Queen Anne?
Queen Anne cabins fall into 4 main types. Interior: Not published. Oceanview: Not published. Balcony: Not published. Suite: Not published.
What class is the Queen Anne?
Queen Anne is a Queen class ship operated by Cunard. It launched in 2024.

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