
Cunard Cruise Line is distinguished by its British roots and traditions. Ship decor draws heavily from the art deco era, featuring rich leathers and English oak. Changing for dinner is tradition, delineating that evening has arrived. Formal nights, some of which are themed, are a highlight and enjoyed by Cunard's enthusiastic passengers. Menus comprise gourmet takes on familiar dishes and also offer opportunties to try more epicurean cuisine. A "real feel" British pub serves excellent fish and chips!
Passengers who appreciate niceties, politeness, and punctuality will flourish onboard. Entertainment consists of presentations by field experts. Celebrities and evening performances are among the most "broadway-esque" at sea. Enjoy an astronomy lesson on the QM2 if you can get ticket to the planetarium! While not splashy, included childcare offers some of the most extensive hours of coverage for the widest age spread, ensuring parents of infants also get date nights on most sailings.
Onboard, you can expect to find many couples and even families, though the demographic favors professional and post-professional vacationers with time to indulge. Alaska sailings can draw a fair amount of families with children, and the dress code is slightly relaxed due to the nature of the voyage.
Relaxed & Leisurely Ambiance
Timeless Ocean Liner Heritage
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Between 3:30-4:30 each afternoon, high tea is served in the Queen's Room by white gloved waiters while a variety of musicians perform.
The Commodore Club features drinks reflecting the life, legacy, and sometimes eccentric personalities of Cunard's Commodores of the past, and also offers the best views of all the lounges onboard.
In 1870, Cunard installed the first flushing toilets at sea. What a relief!
Cunard Carpathia responded to and rescued the survivors of the Titanic.