About Queen Anne
Queen Anne launched in May 2024 as Cunard's fourth ship and first new vessel in 14 years. At 113,000 gross tons with 2,996 guests, Queen Anne brings contemporary design while honoring Cunard's 185-year heritage of elegant ocean travel.
The ship features new venues including The Pavilion entertainment space with a retractable stage over the pool, plus reimagined Cunard classics like Queens Grill and the Golden Lion pub. Queen Anne introduces Cunard's first open-air food market.
Queen Anne appeals to travelers seeking refined elegance with modern amenities. The ship offers diverse worldwide itineraries including transatlantic crossings, Mediterranean, and Northern Europe.
Ship Highlights
Queen Anne Specifications
113,000
Gross Tonnage
1,058 ft
Length
1,397
Staterooms
Where Queen Anne Sails
Over the next 12 months, Queen Anne has 57 scheduled sailings to United Kingdom, Europe, Scandinavia, typically 7- and 12-night itineraries.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Queen Anne launch?
Queen Anne launched in May 2024 as Cunard's fourth ship and first new vessel since Queen Elizabeth in 2010, representing 14 years of anticipation.
What is The Pavilion on Queen Anne?
The Pavilion is an innovative entertainment space featuring a retractable stage over the pool, enabling outdoor performances by day and starlit entertainment at night.
How does Queen Anne compare to other Cunard ships?
Queen Anne features contemporary design while honoring Cunard tradition. New venues like The Pavilion and open-air market complement classics like afternoon tea and Queens Grill.
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